Not Using Twenty Twenty Vision, Teston

Started today with a longer run than usual. It was again on the cool side but once I got going I felt not too bad at all. After a rest and a bit of early morning telly I started the first of my one hour sessions with the instruction manual for my new camera. Taking it slowly is working so far as I've already learnt a couple of new things and luckily a lot of the functions and menus on the D750 are more or less the same as my D7200.
We thought as we didn't manage to fit in breakfast we would head out to Sutton Valance for a spot of lunch. We opted to share three small plates between us. The food was great and the man behind the bar was really friendly so we will definitely pop back again soon.
On the way back home we stopped off at Teston Bridge Country Park again to see if we could get images. I therefore decided it was the right occasion to test out the new camera. The extra, 'Jump Through The Shark", was taken at the very empty adventure playground on the edge of the park.
The "not using twenty twenty vision" title also refers to the Government's stupendously wrong, stupid decision to cut winter fuel payments to many pensioners. It's part of the "worse before it will get better" plan for the budget. I think they have lost the plot - it's not a good look for two high earning politicians who could have their heating on at 30c 24hrs a day 365 days a year and not have to worry about the bill. Many low income families and pensioners can't afford for anything to get any worse. It's all so wrong headed along with yet more cuts coming elsewhere. I'm grievously disappointed with Labour and how they are going about things especially after all the hope they engendered by defeating the loathsome Tories.