The trouble with retroblogging is that you’re always behind

As the few of you who haven’t given up on me may have noticed, I haven’t blogged anything for months. I made a good start at catching up on our UK trip, and I planned to get that done before resuming normal blogging.

So much for planning.

I still want to write more about the trip to the UK, and even post a few more pictures, but it’s clear that I’ve let myself get stalled (something which happens far too easily to me).

It’s time to move on.

We now rejoin this blog, which is already in progress.

Retro-blogging the UK

We spent the last three weeks in the UK, beginning with a few days in London, then going to Bath, Stow-on-the-Wold, Winchester, Medstead, and finally concluding in Glasgow for Interaction, the 63rd World Science Fiction Convention.

During the time we were there, I had network connectivity on two occasions — one from the public library in Stow-on-the-Wold, and one from the Internet area at Interaction. So I didn’t do any blogging on the trip. But I did take notes and pictures, and over the next few days, I will fill in the gaps and retro-blog our trip. If I get the technology right, all of the entries will appear on the appropriate dates.