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Me too chris, and that's an amazing dress, mamya! Did you not consider yourself ever so slightly overdressed?? ;-))

Maybe a little, but I don't get out much so any excuse.

To be fair, there are some extremely bright and clever people on this site who amaze me - I can't keep up with many of the more in depth threads due to sight problems.

Mostly I dive in when and where I can.

Off to slip into something more comfortable.

Yes, all kudos to Mamya.
She has been helping folk on here for as long as I can remember, and always in a pleasant and friendly way.
I love the dress , Mamya!
But no need to hide behind a mask......

KT17, thanks for coming back to this. I quite like the Bletchley idea, but we're all in individual huts and there's no sign (yet) of an Alan Turing. Having said that, quite a few of us crack the Enigma tic Variations, in the Sunday Telegraph every week. I'd like to learn more about the 'intrigue' and the 'spiciness'!

I'm always amazed at Mamya's depth of general knowledge too.

Bletchley - I'm just a few minutes' drive away, coincidentally, and have seen Bletchley Park progress from being rarely open to the national treasure it is now seen as - supported from back then till now by its wonderful volunteers. It's a fascinating place to visit, alongside the neighbouring National Museum of Computing with its reconstructed wartime computing devices.

Lucky you, Steve! I'd definitely like to see Bletchley Park. I've seen photos of some of the wartime computing devices - vast machines - and it'd been good to see them for myself.