and spreads from my belly button to my spine.
Then it blistered....
and blistered some more....
And then slowly dried out.
But it was bloody painful.
And not very pretty to look at.
But here is where it was finally starting to properly heal.
And the blistered had started to scab up.
And scab some more.
And then the scabs started to fall off.
Much improved.
And nearly all gone.
This is a month after the rash first appeared.
Don't know, but it's gone now.
Let's look like a pair of dorks. Oh, okay.
And again, baby Eloise, she's just been fed so very content.
Kylie's impressed she managed to tie her drink to the front of her pack, she could survive anywhere.
I found FIVE THORNES in the forest.
Trying to hear what the trees have to say, not a lot.
Kylie just looks mental.
Steaming ponies after the rain.
Lichen on a branch, not a turd as someone asked me.
The forest after some rain.
One of the many furry ponies, looking a bit scraggy in his winter coat.
Entering the New Forest, we walked by the "allotments".
Looking down down down into the Ordesa Valley....
And down further into the valley.....
The valleys just dropped away, and dropped down deep.
Walking down from the Breche and into Spain we walked passed this cave, full of bats and Julian. I'm striking a pose pointing towards France
The view across the Spanish side.
