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Forget daylight savings, UTC, GMT, Mountain Time, etc. Lunar time is reliable, easy to understand, and relatable to daily life.
A bit overwhelmed this morning. Time to pause and calm down with some coffee and listening to Radio 3.
The light in England at this time of year has a definite grey cast. Some people find it depressing but I think it has a certain comforting quality.
Diagonal closeup of yellow and blue beach hut planks.
Captured with a phone
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The last edition of Pears Cyclopædia appeared in 2017. The Internet and falling sales, and the retirement of the editor, Dr Chris Cook (after 40 years) caused publication to cease.
The soap is renowned for its purity and transparency.
Springwell (where there is still a spring, but no longer a well) is just around from where the old lepers' hospital was, and down from Moor Gate. The history of Lancaster is all around us.
This is a very nice deli for morning coffee, lunch, afternoon tea, and a glass of wine shortly after that. Perhaps I should move in!
A very splendid modern Royal Enfield Continental GT motorcycle seen in traffic. The exhaust note was restrained but full-bodied. Inspired by the original cafe racers, I thought this was quite a looker.
Little plum tomatoes, bacon wrapped around cheese, and hash browns. Cooked in the air fryer together for 20 minutes.
Breakfast. Beats cornflakes any day 👍
Gala apples, a lime, ginger root, peanuts, dates, mint, water. Blitz for 30 seconds. Drink now and chill the rest.
This almost empty bus took me to the hospital clinic today. Heater worked, pretty upholstery and there was even WiFi. Too bad they skimped on decent suspension. The hospital visit went well, so all's well that ends well.
The capstones on this canal bridge are rounded and tied with iron staples. This allowed the tow ropes to pass over the canal bridge, under tension, without dislodging the stones and fraying.
Part of nature's sanitation department, this snail lives on decaying vegetation. They're also high on the song thrush's menu.
A goods train laden with ballast waits at Lancaster Station.
Today is one for looking back fondly and reflection.
The Worm Moon is so-called because now the ground has thawed, the earthworms will emerge - look for worm casts on the soil.
It's also called the Lenten Moon (because it's Lent!). It comes from the old German word 'Lenzin' which means spring.
I took this with my Pixel - I quite like the artefacts and flare.
Cup and ring stone dating from 3000-1700 BCE.
There's an interesting gallery dedicated to Scotland's First People.
This is a big stone that would take two strong people to lift.
The full, 'Wolf' moon is tomorrow, but this woke me up this morning. I seldom close the curtains but I might tonight 🐺🌕
After a bright start, the weather begins to roll across Lake Windermere and a light rain comes with it. The Lake District is pretty, but remember that the lakes have to be kept full somehow!
The light this morning was almost turquoise. The moon reflected an extraordinary light. Such an early morning delight.
As i consider revising my duck and cover drills i see a hover fly pollinating this pretty dog rose. These are among the most bee friendly roses around.