The museum across the road held its annual Classic Car Day yesterday.
It was a success with good weather, plenty of vehicles and people.
As it’s been very hot and dry, I was a bit concerned that a fire might be triggered, but it was fine.
Simple QRP projects, 10m, 8m, 6m, 4m, FT8, 160m, WSPR, LF/MF, sub-9kHz, nanowaves and other random stuff, some not related to amateur radio.
It was a success with good weather, plenty of vehicles and people.
As it’s been very hot and dry, I was a bit concerned that a fire might be triggered, but it was fine.
In China, the sale of cars, especially petrol cars, has fallen dramatically. Cars in China are far lower in price than in the West.
I understand that driverless cars are coming to the UK in 2027. I am not sure if this is generally or just taxis.
Once driverless cars become ubiquitous it will mean a revolution on the roads. Initially I expect most accidents will be the result of human error with drivers of other cars on the roads making stupid mistakes!
It will take some time for people to gain confidence (20 years?), but by then all cars will be driverless and the roads safer. It would not surprise me if we see a revolution in car ownership.
By then, I expect I shall be dust pushing up daisies!
This year we had 2 lots of sunflowers grown from seed. One lot was directly in the soil and some in a trough. The lot in the soil (and full...