Today I went with MOT Echo on a short-range patrol to Firuz Nakhchir district, where we visited the governor and the chiefs of NDS and ANP. We discussed the elections, the security situation and the preparations for winter. And drank tea, of course. It's not that far to Pir Nakchir village, so we were back in Aybak in time for lunch. In the afternoon we had a backbrief with representatives of G3 and G4 from PRT staff, did some administrative work, and cleaned my weapons, too.
I didn't sleep well last night for some reason, so I would like to go to bed early today, but can't, because I'm DO (duty officer). Well, there will be time to sleep later. Perhaps I'll go exercise on the cross-trainer. Outside our gate, autumn has coloured the first tree yellow.
Hi P
ReplyDeleteYou seem to have been very busy after your return from leave: counting "greenbacks", photographing locusts, taking pictures of yourself, meeting generals and governors and patroling. It looks like you dont have time to get bored. Or ? Btw - noticed that clicking a picture it is enlarged - nice as it is thus sharper.
Mufa
At last.
ReplyDeleteI apologize for my oversight of the numerous invitations to what I genuinely thought was just a whim of canine ownership...! I'm honored to follow a productive author and yes, the images are most illustrious from a point of view of someone never visited the Middle East. Will check back, most definitely.