For 2021 - online Python 3 training - see ((here)).
Our plans were to retire in summer 2020 and see the world, but Coronavirus has lead us into a lot of lockdown programming in Python 3 and PHP 7. We can now offer tailored online training - small groups, real tutors - works really well for groups of 4 to 14 delegates. Anywhere in the world; course language English.
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Bath - a tourist city on our doorstep
August Bank holiday - and a day out on Sunday revealed busy roads in the extreme; best to explore somewhere local. This summer, we've not travelled any great distances - not because we're looking to avoid all the chaos that's been going on at the airports, but because of 'the Manor project' that I mention here from time to time ... both because we've not wanted to be away for more than the day, and because we're learning that much more about our own locale so that we can better provide information for our visitors. And there are some real gems.
 The town of Frome is only about 12 miles from us, although its across in the next county in the extreme corner of Somerset. A place I had just passed through many times over the years we've lived in the area and never stopped. But it turned out to be a real jewel. Quaint little streets, interesting shops and cafes, a river running through the centre, a museum ...and somewhere that we'll go back and explore in more detail in the future. (more pictures)
 Bath, again only 12 miles from Melksham, is enormously famous and with plenty for the visitor to do ... and we don't even need to take the car as the bus that passes right by our place is in the heart of the City well within 30 minutes.. On Sunday afternoon, Bath was crowded but comfortable and what a glorious way to spend the public holiday - walking by the river, listening to the band striking up in the park, and eating an ice cream. (more pictures) (written 2006-08-29)
Associated topics are indexed as below, or enter http://melksh.am/nnnn for individual articles M207 - Well House Manor - Bath and North East Somerset [680] Letter Boxes - (2006-04-11) [824] Pictures of Avebury, Longleat and Dyrham - (2006-08-06) [929] Presenting Melksham - for a weekend away in Wiltshire - (2006-11-17) [958] Plain Ole nice pictures - (2006-11-30) [1611] Gauging point at entrance to Bristols Floating Harbour - (2008-04-14) [1612] Comfy Chair - Floating Harbour, Bristol - (2008-04-15) [1662] Westonbirt Arboretum Postcode - (2008-05-31) [1723] Bath - Melksham - Devizes. Bus route changes, new timetable - (2008-07-26) [1821] Autumn - (2008-10-05) [1822] Claverton Pump - (2008-10-06) [1851] Pictures from a delegate - (2008-10-22) [1930] Bath Christmas Market - (2008-12-08) [2237] Taking a pride in the community - (2009-06-14) [3247] Light and dark at Green Park - (2011-04-14)
Some other Articles
Eventful evening - a lesson in looking after contactsEmergency First Aid TrainingLighter momentsStaff MeetingBath - a tourist city on our doorstepImage maps for navigation - a straightforward exampleIs Perl being replaced by PHP and Python?Course scheduling and Geekmas - are they traditions yet?Hotel, Melksham, WiltshireTo join an organisation?
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