Chamonix was great, and the journey home was very steady, the Zeebrugge to Hull crossing was calm and another complimentary upgrade came our way - which made it all the sweeter.
Then it was four days in the UK and off again. There was the usual rush round to do jobs, pay bills, sort stuff, see friends, pack the bags, book hotels, car-hire etc - and away.
Left: White Cat saying "Can I be your friend, please?" ("of course" is the answer)
A couple of days on the grit were as pleasant as ever, good company, great routes and even feeling like I was climbing moderately well - the 70+ last month in France/Switzerland must have done the trick.
So it is off the Ariége for 10 days, then home for a week then back to Kalymnos for the rest of the autumn.
Cats are waiting and they won't wait for ever!
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