You can tell you spent time in Yorkshire
Wensleydale also makes good company with Welsh Cakes (griddle scones like these I made to my Mum’s recipe)
Mum says it should probably be Caerphilly, but she prefers Wensleydale with them too
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Wensleydale also makes good company with Welsh Cakes (griddle scones like these I made to my Mum’s recipe)
Mum says it should probably be Caerphilly, but she prefers Wensleydale with them too
I was particularly fond on the initial observation by @CarolM that one of my photos looked like it should have Tarzan in it. One was taken in misty Torquay and the other was Chilean cloud forest ?
My holiday postcards were mine otherwise. I really did see evidence of Beavers... trees including this one
and Kingfishers and Dippers.
And I did bake those Welsh Cakes too.
It’s widely available in supermarkets now.
You can turn autocorrect off on the iphone @Lokkje
Settings > General > Keyboards
This is how mine is set up. It flags what it thinks is bad spelling and suggests alternatives but doesn’t change it unless I say so
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THE doctor is Doctor Who. ( as per Adam’s exterminate gif)
Good morning my friends. Happy Sunday. It’s a holiday here tomorrow so I’m still Happy;-)
Although Cinder definitely doesn’t appear to be....yet;-)
Although Cinder definitely doesn’t appear to be....yet;-)
Amron
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Good afternoon everybody. Long time no see. Just chilling watching the torts have lunch doing nothing in particular. How is your day?
Mystic_Queen (Llaria)
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Awwww she is just the cutest bless her
As tho I need a mission to post about food
Prob too much winter for me too live there year round
Pastel Tortie
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@JoesMum I did eventually find Monterey Jack in a Costco when I was in the UK.
In the UK, it's Indian food that fills the niche that in (parts of) the U.S. is filled by Mexican food. But when you live in a foreign country and you really want comfort food... ? Margaritas can be found in the UK, but you have to look for them.
Pastel Tortie
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Is that a kiwi, or are you just happy to see us?
Pastel Tortie
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Yes, but the Doctor changes forms periodically. Can't completely rule it out... ?
Golden Greek Tortoise 567
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Noted. ?
Golden Greek Tortoise 567
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Cinder’s adorable, and I am excited for a holiday tomorrow. ?
Is that a kiwi, or are you just happy to see us?
Kiwis are my spirit fruit
Wonderful start to our Sunday. Clear blue skies, a few puffy white clouds, bright sunshine. Taking a break from kayaking & will enjoy the day. Gardening, maybe make a bit of a backyard fire & get some fresh pine scent in the air.
Sadly, Autumn & Winter are on the horizon and our overnight temps routinely drop below 70F now. In fact early this morning, it was below 60. More importantly, even our Sully’s nighttime box temps dropped below 80. Time to tweak the thermostat up a bit.
Nightbox Temps Dipping Below 80
Sadly, Autumn & Winter are on the horizon and our overnight temps routinely drop below 70F now. In fact early this morning, it was below 60. More importantly, even our Sully’s nighttime box temps dropped below 80. Time to tweak the thermostat up a bit.
Nightbox Temps Dipping Below 80
Good afternooning all. I spent today in the garden. I cleaned out the bird nest boxes ready for the winter. The bluetit camera box had a nest that was never finished. The great tit box had two dead chicks that were clearly only a day or two from fledging when they died
A scientist at the University of Sussex has asked for nests to be sent to her as she is studying the impact of pesticides on nesting birds, so both have been packed up and are ready to post.
The last box I cleaned was the sparrow box. No nest, but a lot of poop. Something has been sleeping in there. I have moved one of my trail cameras to watch it so I can find out what!
After that I cut the grass and did some work on the pond. Some of the plants needed bigger baskets. It’s a mucky job so I needed a shower afterwards.
I’m feeling mostly very pleased with the pond now. Unfortunately some blanketweed got in, so I am trying to eradicate that ... I suspect manage is all I will achieve from what I have read though
A scientist at the University of Sussex has asked for nests to be sent to her as she is studying the impact of pesticides on nesting birds, so both have been packed up and are ready to post.
The last box I cleaned was the sparrow box. No nest, but a lot of poop. Something has been sleeping in there. I have moved one of my trail cameras to watch it so I can find out what!
After that I cut the grass and did some work on the pond. Some of the plants needed bigger baskets. It’s a mucky job so I needed a shower afterwards.
I’m feeling mostly very pleased with the pond now. Unfortunately some blanketweed got in, so I am trying to eradicate that ... I suspect manage is all I will achieve from what I have read though
Ta.
Life's Good.
Really?
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