A Web Developer's Day Off - Part 3
Posted on Jun 02, 2014 by Mike Nuttall
Cycling in The Yorkshire Dales
This is a continuation of the series of photos I took on my favourite bike ride, which starts in Otley, goes via Blubberhouses up The Washburn Valley then past Greenhow, down past Stump Cross Caverns, to Barden, past Bolton Abbey, and then back along the back road behind Addingham and Ilkley.
This section is from The Washburn to Barden.
The Washburn to Barden
Still no cars!
Still nice views, when will it end?
Time for a quick bite to eat by the river.
The beginnings of The Washburn
The beginnings of The Washburn
I stop at Barden Bridge, for a rest, an ice-cream, and to admire the views.
The River Wharfe at Barden
Some fellow cyclists, not in need of an ice-cream.
Roadside nature, in purple.
Roadside nature, in blue.
A web designer's day:
What have I been doing?
| 3 hours 44 minutes | Updating a client's backup policy, creating new functionality for their website. |
| 2 hours 49 minutes | Getting to grips with a new project |
| 1 hour 15 minutes | Thinking about one of my projects |
| 1 hour 8 minutes | Watching a Google Webmaster hangout, reading MODX forum |
| 1 hour 1 minutes | Checking rankings and updating websites, and checking sitemaps |
| 31 minutes | Admin: Setting up some new hardware, email |
| 26 minutes | Social media: Hootsuite and twittering |
Total: 10 hours 58 minutes
Good productive day, I need to speed up updating my own website.
Exercise: Boo, only 45 minutes gardening.
Tomorrow, lots more client work to do.
