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Mobile photo restoration

Well the house move has happened. An office will give me more space for restoration work. Which is all good. What is not good is the lack of internet. Slingshot is not my recomendation idf you are looking for reliable service.

This would be the  first time I have had to use the mobile blogging feature offered by google. Hopefully I wont have to use it for too much longer.

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