Airspace still closed and we're still in Portsmouth...

The volcano continues to mar our progress and we look set to be stuck in Portsmouth for at least another couple of days. Hopefully we'll be able to have a nine-week trip, still taking in all the sights we'd planned to, at a quicker pace, but it's all dependent on the Icelandic wrath abating, so fingers crossed.

We've been far from idle during our time in Portsmouth, though. I've been jumping around the sitting room to Wii Fit while Mark has been running up and down to the fridge to eat cheese! At the moment he is busy making a trifle worthy of Masterchef, and I'm sure will be way tastier than anything we'd be eating in Mexico (prrrrp!!! - Piggy, that is for you)...

On Saturday had we been away, we'd have gone to see and walk around Teotihuacan, the third largest pyramid in the world. As we weren't there and it was such a lovely day daan saaf, we instead headed for Butser Hill and its heady heights. Here are a couple of pics of us at the top with Mark's mum. Pyramids Schmyramids.