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sleepy old boy

Rescued a squashed avo from going to the bin. Mashed with some lemon juice and chilled for an hour. Spread on toast. Lunch for free.

Growing in my old garden. Their season was so short.

This is a distribution box in the street near the postal sorting office. There are always interesting flyers glued to it.

The Gregson is a fantastic community-run arts center, with a nice bar (run by volunteers), good food, and a 'secret cinema' (it's tiny!) that puts on all sorts of indy movies. They also host events, such as this dance.

 

Roughly chop, make the base, add the rest, cover and sweat, add stock, bring to boil then simmer.

Today I drew off 1/3 just before cooked, blitzed it and returned to the main. Added thickness, I wanted the soup to have some body, but I also wanted it to have plenty of bits on show.

Mirror Lab Pro on a Galaxy Note9. Cloud photo opened to 3D filter number 4 called Torus Map. While playing with this one, I looked up the word "torus" and found out it's a geometric shape, and a donut is a torus. :-)

I have no idea what or how ... but it made me smile.

Mirror Lab Pro on a Galaxy Note9. Cloud photo opened to preset filter number 41 called Kaleidoscope 1.

Pam keeping watch.

Malcolm McLean invented the shipping container in 1956.

 

Here you get get fish & chips, and have churros for dessert.

Romany Travellers heading to Appleby horse fair.

The shape of this van is quite unusual. The finishings were exceptional. Seen here this morning on busy King Street.

Which is the odd one?

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Answer: the pink one. It's linen 😅

cajun chicken pasta

A lovely trip to the Cat Cafe in Eastbourne. Birthday treat from my brother. Another item ticked off my (very) humble little bucket list!

I hurt my wrists a while back and sometimes struggle with opening jars.

A kind Flickr friend suggested cutting up an old pair of rubber gloves and using them to grip a recalcitrant jar.

Brilliant. Problem solved!

piping isn't as easy as it looks on tv!

I saw this (one of a pair) on the steps of a Methodist church. Made by Turner & Allen, London. You can see their work all over the country.

...maybe.

 

I loved to walk to work once.

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