Susan's favourite view

A less frustrating day than yesterday despite me having to go to the Docs to see what was causing a bit of dizziness but only when lying down in bed and when getting up in the morning never during the day. We have a drop in surgery each day which means you're guaranteed to see a doc but you have to wait your turn. Usually, it means a 90 minute wait, which was the case this time.

It appears that I have small crystals in the inner ear affecting the free movement of fluid that controls the balance, so nothing serious. It was given a long name and I was given some exercises to help deal with those pesky crystals.

I arrived home from the doctors minus one glove so it was back on the bike to retrace my journey, fortunately, to find it right back at the surgery!

An early lunch was called for leaving time to mow the grass and generally tidy up the garden then setting off for our daily walk, this time around Caring Lane, if only to pass these two houses which Susan likes very much. I've not been able to find out anything about the large house in the foreground or the lovely oast house in background but there is a Fulling Mill Farm in this little cluster of buildings which may have been a settlement for some considerable time.