I've just returned from Leyton in east London where I've been earning a crust (granary, made by a French baker in Tewkesbury) working on yet another poker programme. The normal start time for these events is early afternoon which gives me a bit of time to kill in the mornings. Yesterday I drove out to Chipping Ongar. The combination of a church spire, flag and backlighting sun proved interesting but it is yet another image which cries out for a third element. Unfortunately there are not many spare pelicans in Essex.
Poker tournaments are open-ended and I finished work this morning at 03.30. I drove off through a deserted London and out onto empty roads, enchanted by moonlight and the glistening of a hard frost.
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