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[zeitghost]

There was a sort of jazz band type thing down in town at lunch time.

Made a change from the usual guitar players.

Didn't have a lot of swing though.

Compare and contrast:

[zeitghost]

Just been reading an article about boredom in New Scientist.

BoredNow(tm).

And the article didn't help much.

[NickFitz]

Home again, with a nice pot of tea

Hardly got rained on at all out at Bradgate. I followed a deer track through the bracken, and found an oak tree growing like the filling in a rock outcrop sandwich:

Fun rock fact #471: the rocks at Bradgate are some of the oldest, and in other parts some of the youngest, in Europe. The ones in the picture are among the oldest, having been formed when that neck of the woods was part of a volcano in the southern tropics, off the coast of Gondwana

[eek]

See everyone in a week I'm off to Florence....

May pop in occasionally but it won't be often...

[NickFitz]

See everyone in a week I'm off to Florence....

May pop in occasionally but it won't be often...

Have fun!

[teapot418]

Home again, with a nice pot of tea

Hardly got rained on at all out at Bradgate. I followed a deer track through the bracken, and found an oak tree growing like the filling in a rock outcrop sandwich:


Fun rock fact #471: the rocks at Bradgate are some of the oldest, and in other parts some of the youngest, in Europe. The ones in the picture are among the oldest, having been formed when that neck of the woods was part of a volcano in the southern tropics, off the coast of Gondwana

I remember reading about bicycles growing in trees.

Amazing images of bikes left so long against trees that they become part of them | Daily Mail Online (with apologies for the Wail link)

[teapot418]

See everyone in a week I'm off to Florence....

May pop in occasionally but it won't be often...

Say hi to Zebedee

[NickFitz]

Time for dinner. Steak and chips tonight. I seem to have prepared far more chips than is reasonable, but I don't see that as a problem

[Alias]

Home again, with a nice pot of tea

Hardly got rained on at all out at Bradgate. I followed a deer track through the bracken, and found an oak tree growing like the filling in a rock outcrop sandwich:

Fun rock fact #471: the rocks at Bradgate are some of the oldest, and in other parts some of the youngest, in Europe. The ones in the picture are among the oldest, having been formed when that neck of the woods was part of a volcano in the southern tropics, off the coast of Gondwana

I saw that one but had zero battery on my phone to take the pic...

[Alias]