No inertia

The theory behind the title of this blog name is that an object with
low inertia (no inertia is impossible) has an easier time changing
directions, and initiating movement from a state of rest.

As our Luton airport experience would indicate, Jess and I are
attempting to minimize our inertia so that we can roll with changes.
Unfortunately, the train to Leicester had very high inertia and
couldn't drop us off any sooner

Throughout the trip, we have Been making plans only a day ahead...
Including a places to stay. This has allowed some nice surprise
additions, which we can blog about when we get to the chronological
order of things.