Do remember the reason why you are here!

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St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin, Ireland.

Yes, everyone should remember the reason why you are doing something, or you may easily give up doing that whenever you find it may outreach your capability. But the point it, if you want to make something firmly, you would eventually achieve it.

For me, I'm a little bit weary about my research. Or, alternatively, I may not be tired or bored at it, but just don't want to write anything at this moment. The best way for me maybe to review my work and launch again. Thus, I may get more than just weeping over my laziness.

Everybody could do things better and make whatever goal you want to reach if you really want to. Don't look down on one's own potential!!!

Smeaton's Tower, Plymouth

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Plymouth, Devon, England, UK.

The Smeaton's Tower is the landmark of Plymouth. In this picture, you can see some people sitting and talking to each other happily. If we can spend a lazy afternoon like this, the life would be terrific.

This location is not the original one, which should be on the right-hand side when facing towards the sea. You can see many people sitting on the grass and enjoy their talks and meals. It was a very warm afternoon, and some kids was swimming in the sea. You can also see ferries that are to and fro some places like Dublin, Holyhead, Isle of Jersy and so forth.

I went there for a presentation in a conference held by the University of Plymouth. I quite like this city cus it has a straight and wide avenue, Armada Way, that makes me feel free, and have a great park with a green green grass in it. Maybe the most important reason that makes me like here is I'm a person who belongs to nature.

Long long way to go......

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The St. Michael's Mount, Marazion, Cornwall, England.

If you intend to visit the St. Michael's Mount in Cornwall, you have to either take train to the last stop of the Southwestern railway or drive to Marazion. Before that, you have to check the timetable of current to know whether you can walk through the path or take a boat. The last thing is, you have to know when the current closes and come back to mainland before that, or you have to return by boat.

Rhuig

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The Manchester Cathedral, Manchester, England.

You'll find this corner in the choir is very very quiet.

Yorkshire Wheel Moving!!!

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Yorkshire Wheel, York, North Yorkshire, England, UK.

The big wheel was established beside the National Railway Museum (NRM). According to build a scene as the London Eye by the River Thames, the company decided to move this Wheel to North Street. In the future, the Wheel will stand by the River Ouse.

Some Conventionalists opposed this idea and claimed that, firstly, the River Ouse is as big as the River Thames. Secondly, its sponsor, the Norwich Union, may not want the Wheel so close to York's headquarter which is by the riverside. Thirdly, it may damage the original scene of the riverside. Fourthly, it is still unknown whether the land could afford its weight.

After all, the company stopped Wheel's business last Saturday and disassembled it part by part from Monday to Thursday. On Friday morning, I can't see anything from my window where I can usually see the top of it (sigh......).

Anyways, I'm looking forward to see its new site and view. Hopefully the Yorkshire Wheel could replicate the view in London.