That Mr Steven Moffat chap gets everywhere, it seems. Not only the little matter of Doctor Who, and the return of Sherlock on Sunday[1], but also, it seems an occupation of Leazes Park in Newcastle.
Taking a different route through the park in attempt to dodge the raindrops[2], I spotted this sign:
Moff-What?
What? He’s got his own Pavilion??? Intrigued, I walked on and found an innocent looking wooden structure with this sign on it:
Can it be true?
Come on, Steven. You can tell us. It’s a TARDIS, isn’t it?
[1] Did I mention Sherlock is back on Sunday?
[2] Note: this does not work
Woo hoo! See that weight there? Quite a bit down on yesterday, which would seem to have been a bit of temporary bloatage, and a new low for this year. Can I improve on that tomorrow?
I got up quite early today, and walked to Tesco to do the shopping I’d normally do on Saturday, but as I needed some things today, and I want to have tomorrow free, I decided to get on with it. After that, it was time for a bit of breakfast and catching up with some things I needed to catch up on.
I’d decided to walk into Newcastle and wander round the shops, but once I got across the river, I decided to have a proper walk instead. I went up Westgate Road, then back down by a different route, and came through Leazes Park. At that point, it started to rain, but I didn’t let that put me off until I got to Northumberland Street, when the rain got heavy enough to be annoying, so I did a wee bit of shopping and headed for the bus stop. Garmin tells me I managed about six miles, which is not bad at all.
Now if this works, you’ll see my Garmin walk stuff here:
Newcastle Walk Walking for 02:01:12 6.12 mi @ 19:49 min/mi
And if it doesn’t work, you can do the more boring thing and click here.
As I hadn’t been planning on a proper walk, I didn’t take a proper camera, but I did give the iPhone some exercise. Here’s a shop that’s really keen on QR codes.
