How Did You Celebrate the Summer Today?

[JtB]

Summer solstice that is. For me, a 40 mile evening bike ride without the need for lights followed by a nice bath with the last of the day's sun still shinning through the bathroom window at 9:00pm - Perfect!

 

[Archie_tect]

After hours picnic on the lawns at Belsay Hall... watching the sun go down.

 

[TVC]

Red wine, good Stilton, handmade chocolates and the new Sigor Ros CD.

And now bed, Nites.

 

[classic33]

Cycling Naked round York.

 

[slowmotion]

^^^^^^^^^

 

[Puddles]

This and that not done Stonehenge or more usually Avebury since 2009 Watched the sun rise in the garden with the smallest person snuggled with me and apparently scared the pants off one of my neighbours who then had to ask lots of questions but at least it meant she took eldest on school run with her so smallest & I snoozed

 

[biggs682]

sitting at a desk working away !!

then home for some tea and a gentle walk around the block and to end the day a nice light film

 

[Shut Up Legs]

I just spent the Winter Solstice freezing my butt off! It was colder than usual in Melbourne this week.

 

[Globalti]

The traditional English way with a chicken dupiaza and a nan.

 

[Melonfish]

My wife has been very ill recently, she's diagnosed with costochondritis and Fribromyalgia, she's very pale and has been suffering post viral fatigue too so i've been wheeling her round in a chair.
yesterday we went out to town, went shopping and had a meal in nando's and had a jug of sangria, retired home to have more sangria and tv watchery and i have to say it was a good day.
she's looking better than she was but it was nice to get out on the solstace, it feels like a turning point for her illness.

 

[laurence]

i went to the London Wetland Centre and spotted some lizards (one in a new location for me) and relaxed... then went to the hustle and bustle of Hammersmith and watched four Peregrine falcons flying about.

 

[Monsieur Remings]

46.6 miles on the new Cannondale....