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Stepping out, now with litter pick, marine mammals and new record.

Do we presume that Michael is your grandson, by any chance? 🙂 (?your daughter's son)
 
My nephew. He is in his thirties now but, due to his autism, holidaying with him is a bit like trying to keep a child entertained, which can be a little tiring. At the Sea Life Centre we saw a couple of disabled adults who were in a much worse condition than Mike and made me feel that, yes some other people have it much worse.
 
I'm now on the verge of a twelve day run of hitting step targets but have been cheating slightly. On another post I mentioned that I bought a new wristwatch. So currently, every time that I hit the target, I take off the Garmin and wear my new watch. As a consequence the target doesn't increase by as much and is easier to hit.
 
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