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I thought Honey Fungus also but the grass made me doubt myself. Of course subterranean dead wood. DD x
Honey Fungus. I was self doubting at first because of the grass but yes Honey fungus it is. x
I like that . great name as aswell, Ravenser Odd xxxxIf you're interested in lost cities, you might like the story of Ravenser Odd.
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Do you have any photos from before it was eaten??
Go on guess!
I'll put you out of your misery tho it's still in mine.
I think you'll find it's brocoli and cauliflower cheese, veg cooked to pulp, need spoon to eat, cheese missing in action, and potato salad, with a side serving of a salad, which never made it to the front line.
I had a guess on whether the potatoes were roasted or microwaved. Suspect the latter, no dressing of any sort. Luckily I had a mayo sachet and salt in my edc. The improvement was nil to nothing. Went back to kitchen as you see it with a complaint.
Ps it was not even warm. Might have been tepid if you ate in a good mood and being kind. I'm now in neither of those camps.
Still waiting scan promised sat eve, then eventually first thing today. Now 1.30pm. Mood verging on critical. Countdown for take off,........and counting.
This food for sick people is the wrong way round. This sick is not food for people. I'm going to blow soon.
From yesterday out beating on the stunning South Devon coast.
Tonight's moon through a 10" Sky Watcher Dobsonian telescope and a Nikon D90. I think I was getting shake from the mirror, and I forgot how to lock the mirror up/take a delayed exposure. Will try again tomorrow if, fingers crossed, we have more clear skies.
Amazing. Looking at the moon through a telescope is one of the most mind-blowing things I've seen. That and looking at Saturn.Tonight's moon through a 10" Sky Watcher Dobsonian telescope and a Nikon D90. I think I was getting shake from the mirror, and I forgot how to lock the mirror up/take a delayed exposure. Will try again tomorrow if, fingers crossed, we have more clear skies.
I agree, and Jupiter's belts is amazing to look at, and it's moons, especially when they cross in front of the planet, casting a shadow on the planet.
Yeah, definitely. Quite humbling isn't it, seeing such vast scale in the world.
Mind blowing. Especially if you try to contemplate the scale of the universe. If you have a spare 5 minutes, this video is truly humbling..
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