This year’s challenge: take a photo a day, every day for January.

31 January: 31 days of photos and only one was rubbish.

TwinBikeRun
Andrew and Iain Todd write about endurance sport, football and the everyday absurdity of being Scottish. Twin brothers, occasional triathletes, and authors of six books between them.



This year’s challenge: take a photo a day, every day for January.

31 January: 31 days of photos and only one was rubbish.
This year’s challenge: take a photo a day, every day for January.

30 January: Pay day. It’s been so long since I was paid in December that 20p could have bought me a a can of Diet Coke, a packet of crisps and a deposit for a 3 bedroom detached home in Bearsden.
This year’s challenge: take a photo a day, every day for January.

29 January: With all this plastic sheeting I’m not sure if the decorators are prepping the room for an undercoat or a Dexter style kill room.
This year’s challenge: take a photo a day, every day for January.

28 January: What TwinBikeChild said.
This year’s challenge: take a photo a day, every day for January.

27 January: I spy, with TwinBikeChild’s binoculars, a jeely piece.
This year’s challenge: take a photo a day, every day for January.

26 January: Skintag selfie. Skin tags are harmless – unless they are on your neck then they become a shaving nightmare. To get rid of it I have to send a photo to the local pharmacy to book my appointment. I think asking for a photo is medically justified but I’m glad I don’t have a boil on my bum.
This year’s challenge: take a photo a day, every day for January.

25 January: Minus one.
This year’s challenge: take a photo a day, every day for January.

24 January: Happy Easter!
This year’s challenge: take a photo a day, every day for January.

23 January: Avert your eyes in St Vincent Lane.
This year’s challenge: take a photo a day, every day for January.

22 January: You can tell it’s Newlands graffiti as the artist has left a QR code instead of a tag.