Have noticed at out Wildlife Centre the melee of such creatures ignore us if we walk there without children, butgo with grandchildren and they mob us in huge flocks, they certainly know which side their bread is buttered.Trundling our granddaughter through the park yesterday and the symbolic feeding of the ducks and other eager species. Yesterday it was a real melee; ducks, geese, gulls, terns, a stalking heron, patient swan
Conspicuous wealth therethey certainly know which side their bread is buttered.
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My sons 1700s draughty cottage wood stoves in all downstairs rooms and oil central heating would take a huge amount of money to improve the carbon footprint, so would our 1970s home. Electric would be an option but according to a Western Power worker I know he says if the whole of our street went electric, vehicles as well, supply cables would need to be upgraded as they probably would not cope with the demand. Not sure if that's correct but if it is, we live in a street of 20 houses so nationally that's a huge undertaking. Also new builds in this area are still getting gas boilers and even oil.No 3 son's home - refurbished Lakenheath base property - has heat source heating and hot water. Most villages and some towns around here rely on oil, "bottled" gas or judging by the gardens old pallets.
Thank you very much @Muddy CyclistSo much light! A well seen spirit of the night and brilliant golden light effect. Like the water also, dark yet leaves us in no doubt that it is fluid and not solid. Must have taken awhile to create.
Agreed. Interesting how some just think make it paper or electric etc without considering all the other changes needed. No 3 son's property qualifies for some of thisMy sons 1700s draughty cottage wood stoves in all downstairs rooms and oil central heating would take a huge amount of money to improve the carbon footprint, so would our 1970s home. Electric would be an option but according to a Western Power worker I know he says if the whole of our street went electric, vehicles as well, supply cables would need to be upgraded as they probably would not cope with the demand. Not sure if that's correct but if it is, we live in a street of 20 houses so nationally that's a huge undertaking. Also new builds in this area are still getting gas boilers and even oil.
Beautiful willow leaves and heron @dunelmGood morning everyone from a damp squib of a start in the dark and dangerous north
The wonder wheel of chicken with roasted squash and spinach came in a 5.1 this am
Trundling our granddaughter through the park yesterday and the symbolic feeding of the ducks and other eager species. Yesterday it was a real melee; ducks, geese, gulls, terns, a stalking heron, patient swans and unusually, on one of the lake islands a couple of cormorants, far too dignified to join in. Leaves are turning, some trees now bereft of foliage, squirrels charging about in the undergrowth. So, today, a heron.
Hope everyone has a good day, don’t think that we are doing very much but I will be making koffy.
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Thank you @SlimLizzy@Muddy Cyclist somewhat better = not completely healed. Be very careful. How is the tooth?
@gennepher such an exuberant painting.
Keep safe and well everyone.
Thank you @gennepher - herons always look so fed upBeautiful willow leaves and heron @dunelm
Good Morening Ladies and Gentlemen and Ducks.
The forecast today is wall to wall rain and the media is full of wall to wall Trumpton. Best avoided.
Bloods this morning were a perplexing 8.0, but below 10 so still in the good range.
As a few of our fellow posters and painters know one of my many pastimes is wood working and this morning I checked my order book, somehow somebody called Son of Noah has got to the top with an order for a boat. How that order crept into the book I know not.
Stay dry, stay safe and have you got your sprouts on order yet?
A Prime example of amzonian recycling.Morning...pouring rain here even the cats are refusing to go out after spending most of yesterday indoors...one coffee down another brewing...good luck to my neighbour & friend who is off to The Lake District to climb Scarfell Pike she is adventurous...lots of cat angst about which should occupy the best seat in the house mine...so at great expense they have two new adjoining baskets which they seem content with courtesy of Amazon...woke to a 6.5...keep safe everyone.
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Morning...pouring rain here even the cats are refusing to go out after spending most of yesterday indoors...one coffee down another brewing...good luck to my neighbour & friend who is off to The Lake District to climb Scarfell Pike she is adventurous...lots of cat angst about which should occupy the best seat in the house mine...so at great expense they have two new adjoining baskets which they seem content with courtesy of Amazon...woke to a 6.5...keep safe everyone.
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Hostilities have ceased now albeit likely a temporary truce...furry snug cave pyramid bed ignored...fluffy doughnut bed ignored...a cardboard box now De Rigueur in our house hoping the boxes will last the weekend...more deliveries next week.t's not CAT WARS, yet..
If only I'd know before I'd spent a small fortune on fluffy furry beds & doughnuts pillows MCA Prime example of amzonian recycling.
Good Morening Ladies and Gentlemen and Ducks.
The forecast today is wall to wall rain and the media is full of wall to wall Trumpton. Best avoided.
Bloods this morning were a perplexing 8.0, but below 10 so still in the good range.
As a few of our fellow posters and painters know one of my many pastimes is wood working and this morning I checked my order book, somehow somebody called Son of Noah has got to the top with an order for a boat. How that order crept into the book I know not.
Stay dry, stay safe and have you got your sprouts on order yet?
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