Many thanks to @katerusby.bsky.social who must have been exhausted for signing my quite old t-shirt to make the perfect ending to @beautifuldaysfest.bsky.social. Her band's finale of Underneath The Stars had me welling up good and proper.
Foraging haul in Lymington, 7kg mirabelle plums and 3kg of damsons. Mirabelles will become approx 12 jars of jam. Maybe some damson jam but will mainly freeze for crumbles.
Fake website servic welcome page. text reads: "Your favorite tool is now ruined by AI" "you might not like it but shareholders love it"
when you open a service you've been using for a decade only to find it out it caught the virus
Psychometric tests are astrology for twats.
I remember listening to the Peel Session back in my bedsit in the early 90's.
Cycled down to Milford on Sea to catch the afternoon sun. The Needles on the Isle of Wight are in the distance.
Hey you! Yes you! I'm a huge fan and would love to work with you!
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Hogarth Falls, Strahan, Tasmania. A study of tree trunks, dead and alive.
Great reflections on the river in New Norfolk from the Tassie tour bus.
Had a proper feast at Billy's Burgers and Bar in Hobart for their triple patty, double bun, 'the beast'. Knife and fork unavoidable.
Bonus points for having Sasparilla too.
End of day @gustogelatoau - Gusto, Pineapple and Mint, Sour Cherry. Delicious.
View from start and end of Jacob's Ladder, the 'quick' way to get to Perth King's Park and Botanic Gardens.
Knitted poppies to commemorate ANZAC day at Government House in Perth.
I know Laith at @saintninecoffee likes olive bread, so brought in a home bake.
Major deja vu. Same programme, different bank. Ten years ago, RBS (www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b...) - tonight looks like Lloyd's was doing the same to small businesses.
Both were bailed out by UK taxpayers and part owned by the government, and the bankers still acted like complete shits.
#BBCPanorama
The late bird catches the warmth for a Sunday breakfast with the paper.
Riding the old Southampton to Dorchester railway line with the youngest
The Oreos are bigger in London.
Bournemouth beach yesterday afternoon not quite delivering the forecast evening sunshine. Got some great chips though.
Great day for a 75km tour of some glorious gravel paths in the New Forest, including cycling along an old railway track bed, where you can still see a platform, and rails buried beneath a road.
Down here I am waiting for sun tomorrow as today's forecast has been adjusted to match the reality of dull and overcast.
Cycling through Roydon Woods and finally snapped a Brimstone butterfly, which have been accompanying me on all my recent rides.
Cycling through the woods in the New Forest. Deer more skittish than those in Richmond Park.
On a cycle passed Sway Tower - the tallest structure in the world to be built from non-reinforced concrete. No metal helping support it.
Cycle to Beaulieu Farm Shop on quieter roads that included a horse enjoying pond weed.
Couldn't leave the shop without some Dexter beef short ribs and what looks like awesome pork crackling.
Afternoon stroll around Lymington Marshes.
Beautiful curves on Church Lane, Lymington.
Taken around 9pm five years ago on cycle home after three of us 'tidied up the office' as we would be working from home for a bit. We had no idea what was coming.
