Simple Rooftop
Month: January 2019
January 9, 2019
Shadows
January 8, 2019
Managed decline
I’m sixty one years old in a few weeks time and my forty years of paralysis have been catching up on me this last year. Up until now I’ve been able to do most things with the use of simple adaptations: hand controls for the car, a manual wheelchair and a lift at home along with a few grab handles.
But over the last year I’ve found age catching up, and I don’t possess the physical strength I once enjoyed. Accordingly, I have been exploring ways to mitigate the effects of age. For example, I now use a transfer cushion when getting out of the car so I don’t have to lift my full body weight. Today I looked at a power drive for the wheelchair and at some point I will be exploring other things to help in the bathroom.
“Managed decline” is what I call it. Most of us go though it but I was hoping it would not be so soon! So today’s photo is much more of a visual discourse on this subject rather than a spectacle.
January 7, 2019
Escaping winter
January 6, 2019
It’s over…one day late
January 5, 2019
The Portsmouth Naval Memorial on a very cold grey day.
This memorial is one of three (the others are located at Chatham and Plymouth). The size is immense – just look at the people in the bottom of the frame to give you some idea.
January 4, 2019
Officers’ dining at Fort Nelson.
January 3, 2019
Lost souls are commemorated at the entrance to a very cold Camber Dock. I remembered my mum who would have been 91 years old today.
January 2, 2019
Southsea Pier
January 1, 2019
Gunwharf Quays , Portsmouth
December 31, 2018
Problems










