Back here at about 15:30 the most enormous hurricane sprang up – totally astonishing; I stuck my head out of the window and I could see the wild storm lashing the rocks.<\/p>\n
About 5 minutes later it went as black as pitch and I thought “hey up – we’ll get the lot in a minute!” and I hadn’t even finished saying it when there was the most impressive flash of lightning followed by an incredible thunderclap.<\/p>\n
And then we had the rain.<\/p>\n
Sheets and sheets of it, with the orchestra and light show rumbling on and on.<\/p>\n
It all cleared up after about half an hour and we were then back in the sunshine. But that was so impressive. I really enjoyed the show.<\/p>\n
What else that was impressive was that I was out like a light last night and slept right though until the alarm went off. <\/p>\n
I don’t remember too much abut my little voyage last night though. Except that it was in Luxembourg – or was it Liechtenstein – and a visit to the country’s tax office, only to find that because of the small size of the country there wasn’t enough room for the Government offices there so they were all in the next town in a neighbouring country.<\/p>\n
Today, I’ve been pressing on with the blog. And most of the time has been spent on just one particular page<\/a>. 2300 or so words on there, and it’s hard to believe that there wasn’t even a placeholder there before.<\/p>\n Not only that, I’ve probably done another 9 or 10 too and I’m in April 2011. And I would have done even more had I not … errr … had a little rest.<\/p>\n Won’t be so easy in a bit though because there’s a huge mess of pages to untangle from when I was in the UK. It’s hard to believe that I went from March 2009 to early summer 2011 without setting foot in the Perfidious Albion except for a day trip to pick up the tile cutter<\/a>.<\/p>\n
