Wednesday Algarve Geriatric Strollers The 2020's

  This begs the question 'If a picture is worth a thousand words and silence speaks when words can not - Can Silence speak without being seen?' Just saying! Answers in a comment please.       Rarely does Remembrance Day fall on a Wednesday - probably about 1 in 7 if the truth be known. It did this  year. Formerly, if I had been leading a walk, I would stop and call for 1 or 2 minutes silence, for those who wished to observe the occasion. This year, 11:11am caught the two halves of the Lagos bubble in Cafe Trindade, and Chris and I were silent anyway.        The Chris and Antje component of the Lagos Bubble were at the end of their walk - a short outing at Ponte de Piedade, with no recorded stats,  and the Paul and Myriam semi-bubble had not quite got round to starting their walk when Antje called to invite us to meet for coffee. Start/Finish photo featuring the complete Lagos Bubble (thanks to the miracle of the Delfie Art App) and the 5...

         At least it did in Lagos this Wednesday, as neither of the two pairs of bubblets managed a proper walk, and the potential 5th member, Peter has remained silent despite all the recent banter on WhatsApp.     I spent most of the day trying to get a photo of a bubble bursting, and got through almost two bottles of Fairy Liquid (other brands are available), which didn't really matter as Myriam has copious supplies.     I thought about claiming the one above as my own work, but here I am calling Trump a liar, and I haven't plucked the beam out of my own eye! It is from an article entitled 'How to Capture a Photo of a Bubble Bursting' by Richard Beech.  You don't need to Google it - It is next to impossible with a phone camera - even a OnePlus 7 Pro! Perhaps Yves will prove me wrong!     I won't bore you with the reasons that neither the Whittles nor we ourselves were in the field on Wednesday, but all were deemed acceptabl...