Evidence, I think, that my daughters are handling this lockdown more productively than me.

The worst of it?

I can’t even eat them. I’m milk intolerant.

Ballet class via Facebook Live.

Spectacular caterpillar nest in a tree.

A caterpiller nest in a tree in the garden of Shoreham Beach Primary School.

Prepping a video for the local church. Not how I expected to be using this kit…

Testing video setups is much harder when you actually have to share your home with the rest of the family while you’re doing so…

Socially distanced martial arts classes begin…

Daily exercise.

exercising on Shoreham Beach.

Mum, Christmas day, 1983.

Ann Tinworth on Christmas Day 1983.

Time-lapsing again.

Life blossoming in the espalier trees.

An espalier fruit tree coming into bloom.

Somebody is being far too generous about my linguistic competence.

Shooting random time lapses, because why not?

Seven’s a good age for learning to code in Swift, right?

One for the Blake’s 7 fans…

a cooy of Blake's 7 magazine issue 1.

Here I am in the Stockport Advertiser in July 8th 1976:

The Tinworth family in the Stockport Advertiser in 1976.

Oh my, oh my.

A photo of Adam Tinworth on the back of his Famous Five club membership card.

Oh, my.

Blossom in the garden. Nature’s beauty continues, oblivious to our anxiety. And it is a balm for it, too.

Blossom on a fruit tree in our back garden.

A quick history of technology lesson - now the girls understand why the return key is called the return key.

Computing lessons with Mr Tinworth. The pupils are learning that there’s more to iPads than games.