Up-lit leaves

Spent some time today checking accommodation possibilities for next month's trip to Antibes and sent off web-form enquiries. Maybe something will come out of it; if not, there's always the long weekend ahead to put heads together. If we manage to find a place anywhere close to what we had in Lisbon, that'd be a real bonus. (Mind you, that was pretty pricey, and a week at the rate we paid there would come to three times as much as the air fare.)

I must have done something else, surely. Hmmmmmm ... listened to some wonderful music I'd recently downloaded in iTunes and other stuff I'd imported from CDs, and finished putting together a CD of ready-in-advance items for our 10-minute Music Group slots ... Also actually did some work, preparing for some jobs for a client I feared I might have lost due to being out of circulation during hospitalisation and recuperation.

At one stage I was all ready to make myself a nice sandwich, which was when I remembered I'd run out of butter-substitute spread. It was damp and windy and miserable, but still I walked to the local shop rather than hop in the car as I would have not so long ago. It was damper and windier when I came out, so I sheltered under the awning of the pub next door. That's when I spotted these leaves which had accumulated on an uplighter set into the pavement. It's always good to take your camera everywhere you go.