During the course of this issue we drive down the east coast, spending most of our time visiting friends.

It's great to catch up with people, but this "visit fest" is very tiring, what with all that entertaining.

Still it could be worse, we could be working :-)

One thing we notice about the east coast is the urban spread. There's just so many people that the towns are merging, not to anything like the extent that is happening in the USA or Europe, but merging nonetheless.

Highways that I remembered as being two-lane tracks, with even smaller tracks leading to beaches where you could camp, are now eight-lane motorways.

And camp on the beach?, forget it.

Till next time then, and remember,

don't dream it, be it!