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I turned over a new leaf, and ended up with tennis elbow...

I like trees as much as anyone. But, thanks to the graceful ash outside our kitchen window, I have now joined the merry band of tennis elbow sufferers who, at any one time, make up one third of the population.
Posted 20 January 2016
 
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