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Work is an activity

At work they are fond of saying "work is an activity not a location". Well taking this mantra on for fact we embarked on a trip early with me working on my laptop in the car. Mobile broadband and smartphones are wonderous thing but after sending about my 100th email for the day and answering yet another phone call I looked out the window and realised that hundreds of kilometres of beautiful countryside had rolled by.  I slammed my laptop shut ... I would finish my day's work in the evening.

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  1. Look at the height of that pasture! There are parts along the north coast rail line where cows have neither legs nor bellies!

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  2. Must be a paradise for cows, ;-)

    The photo is a nice contrast to your words about work.

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