Linda and Peter, Ange and Paul - dear friends and cousins |
After a welcome cup of coffee, it was time to say goodbye till who knows when to Linda and Peter. They'd love to come out to see me and Australia, but it's a bit of a worry in Europe right now. But we'll definitely see each other again. I love them heaps.
The old court house converted |
Replica of a 2nd class cabin on the Titanic |
We had a very happy three hours wandering through the museum and all agreed that it would take two or three visits to see it all and maybe more to absorb it.
The vast majority of the crew of the Titanic - employees of the White Star Line - were residents of Southampton, and less than a third survived. The dots show where these crew members who lost their lives lived.
As we came away, it started sprinkling, and now the rain is once more setting in, and the forecast is for it to keep up until at least I leave England - less than a week now.
In eight days time I will be home.
In just a couple of hours, Parramatta Computer Pals for Seniors will be holding their June monthly meeting, the second that I have missed. I will be thinking of you all!
Hi Margaret - PCPS had a very enjoyable meeting today with 75+ people attending. Membership renewals flowed in, and Robert Delvecchio's talk on Dropbox raised quite a bit of interest. Enjoy the rest of the holiday, and see you when you get back to cold and damp Sydney.
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