Well it has been pretty hectic since rthe rteurn from UK and I am still on aeroplanes.
Work has taken me to Alice Springs (again) as well as Gove and Groote Eylandt on mine inspections. And then it was off to Uk fro a week to look after my father for a couple of days and meet up with son Michael before we both headed off to Suffolk for the wedding of his cousin/my nephew.
The weather fro the wedding was fantastic and as we had all atken over a lovely old country hotel it was a really great occasion. Sadly I had to rush off on the next morning to head back to Darwin and arrived back on Monday at 0430 - jusat enough time to collect bags, clear customs, geta cab home, shower and chnage and b at a downtoen hotel to join up with other Chief Inspectors of Mines from Australasia to go underground at a gold mine about 150 km south of Darwin. Another site visit on Tuesday; meeings all day Wednesday then an 0530 start Thursday to go to Jabiru for more meetings over 2 days (and a social golf competition).
Now a week at the office with only one field trip then next weekend I am back to Freiberg, Germany for a uranium mining conference and the last of my "european dates" for this year.
Another year for the travelling and ageing mining and environment adviser
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