A pause in the proceedings

the Cornish coast at Coombe Valley

The last few weeks have been rather busy and now I come to look at it, it's been a while since the last entry. Apart from the usual Greenwich related stuff, I've been working on a major update to the CADTutor website and a couple of visual impact analysis projects (amongst other things). This period of intense activity culminated last weekend with a relaxing pre-Christmas trip to Cornwall. The unseasonably fine weather gave us two beautiful days, including a cliff-top walk to Bude. I almost feel ready for the Christmas chaos.

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