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In Oxford, scientists have discovered a highway of enormous dinosaur tracks. I wonder if this is at the northern end of it.
A good portion of green soup, full of fiber and nutrients, and not much fat. Cost 50p per serve to produce, including shop-bought baguettes.
It sort of worked. I forgot to add the baking powder and knocked most of the air out of the mix. But it sort of worked and tasted fine.
Now it's time to remove the switch assembly (top) by undoing the 4 screws holding it in place. Then remove the base cap (held by 4 longer screws. The cables are all gathered together with a single cable tie - cut with scissors to make manipulation easier.
Gently tease the battery cables away from the circuit board - you can see where they were plugged in to the board.
This 19th century church with its imposing spire, formerly called The Friary, is up for sale. Standing at the end of Saint Leonard's Gate, I suspect the original friars cared for the deacon keepers who lived nearby. Saint Leonard is the patron of many things, including coopers, women in labor, and prisoners.
I found this odd-looking thing the other day in a charity shop. I just liked how she looked. Turns out you fill 1/2 with vinegar and 1/4 with water. Then put it in the microwave on high for 7 minutes - the liguids boil and the steam cleans the inside of the oven; just wipe it dry, and job done.
Very effective, but my kitchen smells like I've been pickling again!
The cherry blossoms are blooming in my neighborhood!
Caught a quick macro from the medium tele sensor on the Xiaomi 15 Ultra.
I love this handsome tree. you can see that it was cut down once but had regrown from the remaining stump. A real survivor.
First published in 1897, it appeared annually until 2017.
Imagine Wikipedia in a single volume. I would spend hours as a child exploring the world with this book.
As you can see here, I am already ahead of the game. These pickled carrots are into their maturing phase before eating.
The worst picture of the bridge ever. I provide it only for context. it's old and high and made of stone. And people throw themselves off it to their almost certain destruction from tim to time. It links Carterton and Kirkby Lonsdale.
Here is the British Library. It contains many amazing treasures, including one of the original copies of Magna Carta. The building has been awarded Grade I listing, which I do not understand. However, I came to look at what is inside, and not the building.
(Then) Prince Charles described the building as looking like "an academy for secret police" and the late Sir Gerald Kaufman MP said it was "about as glamorous as a public lavatory."
I enjoyed the strong colours against the rough background.
As in all things, I looked at the bottom line: "Not to be fly posted" it says. I suspect the Trotskyists have been infiltrated by Anarchists.
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.
I add vegetable and chicken stock on a 3:2 ratio. It seems to be the sweet spot to get the right taste.
My wonderful pen-friend sent me this bottle-opener. To celebrate, I made a 'dark and stormy', opening the bottle of ginger beer with my present.
Yes, it's in an old fashioned glass, not a collins - I use what I have! It tasted epic, so 'job done'.
Passengers (irritatingly referred to as 'customers') queue to be allowed onto the platform. It reminds me of an old-fashioned aerodrome.
And thank you all for visiting my visual diary during 2025. I hope 2026 will bring us all peace, love, and joy.
"Duke of Lancaster's Own Yeomanry - Wikipedia" en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duke_of_Lancaster%27s_Own_Yeomanry