Happy World Book Day!

ACSI book   

Douglas Adams' Hitchhikers guide to the Galaxy.

I've ready it many times and, although it's a bit dated now, it still makes me laugh.

OK, I know it didn't start life as a book, but it did become one!

Just the thing for planning some exotic, distant trips 🤔

Well in York we are very nearly snowed in, so to take our minds off frozen water and waste pipes I have a few random books with me. A PG Wodehouse "Wooster" story, a Pepys biography,  a Jorvik archaeology book, some crossword/puzzle books and a loaded kindle.

Apart from the tribulations of snow we are having a great time here, York is unusually empty, we have worked our way round various eating establishments (no queues!) Museums, two goes on the Yorvik experience (second one free) Tim Peake's space capsule....I could go on....  

The  Terry  Goodkind  "Richard  &  Kahlan"  series  --  enough  there  to  keep  me  going  till  end  of  winter  2019 --  2020   !!

{  Enjoy  that  'tourist  free'  time in  York  Brue,  it's  very  rare  }

At present I'm reading Camilla Lakenberg's Buried Angels but have Hilary Mantel 's Wolf Hall to have a go at.

Mrs WN has her nose stuck in a Sarah Hawkswood book at the moment so that's a no go area for the next couple of hours.