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[DoctorStrangelove]

He used one of the (two) orange habanero chillies I managed to grow in a vegetable curry dish. It was hot! I'm quite happy about that, here's hoping I can overwinter the plant and get more out of it next year.

I consumed my potato crop a couple of weeks ago.

All five tubers.

Nice enough.

Pity they were whites rather than something more tasty.

But beggars can't be choosers in the self planted stakes.

I was amazed that there were any after the top was consumed by slugs.

And, by the by, Zen Chury Om.

[NickFitz]

Afternoon denizens

Another day of sunny spells and white fluffiness. Currently at the high for the day of 18°C, barometers slightly up at 1022/1030mB

[ladymuck]

The drive to St Neots and back was uneventful and I procured some petrol to keep me out of mischief for the foreseeable.

[NickFitz]

The sky's looking very orange over in the west

[xoggoth]

Watching the The Mating Game with Richard Attenborough. Flatworm porn! Cor!

[NickFitz]

Tea has been roast gammon with chips, beans and fried eggs. Delicious

[NickFitz]

Watching the The Mating Game with Richard Attenborough. Flatworm porn! Cor!

Probably his brother David, I think

[ladymuck]

Ents this evening has been the first two parts of the three part series H2O: The Molecule That Made Us, all about water and how it gets used and abused.

It's been quite an eye opener from the nature aspect of how all organisms follow water, and how trees expire more water during drought periods rather than less, as well as hearing that us lovely humans are causing a change in the earth's tilt because there are so many dams in the northern hemisphere stopping river water reaching sea. The Colorado river runs out 50 miles from the sea because so much of it is dammed and diverted.

I don't really like the voice of the American doing the voice over, sadly.

[NickFitz]

Ents this evening has been the first two parts of the three part series H2O: The Molecule That Made Us, all about water and how it gets used and abused.

It's been quite an eye opener from the nature aspect of how all organisms follow water, and how trees expire more water during drought periods rather than less, as well as hearing that us lovely humans are causing a change in the earth's tilt because there are so many dams in the northern hemisphere stopping river water reaching sea. The Colorado river runs out 50 miles from the sea because so much of it is dammed and diverted.

I don't really like the voice of the American doing the voice over, sadly.

Sounds interesting, I'll have to have a look. Cheers!

[NickFitz]

Telly tonight was the rest of Ambulance during dinner

Other than that, I finished reading my book: A Field Guide to the English Clergy: A Compendium of Diverse Eccentrics, Pirates, Prelates and Adventurers; All Anglican, Some Even Practising. Very entertaining

Goodnight all