No photos because it's their private garden, but the people in the ground floor flat set up a padding pool yesterday and there's a fox sat in it now. 🦊
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mastodon 4.7.3Velocipedestrienne, flâneuse, solivagant, bibliophile, needlesmith. #rosamundiwalks and #VignettesFromTheBikeLane. On an eternal hunt for cricket in the sunshine. Swans.
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this is an extraordinary public health achievement.
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2026/aug/18/ulez-better-lung-size-function-london-children
Just seen a video of Jimmy Anderson bowling in the nets with his Lancashire bobble hat on. Cricket season's coming, cricket season's coming 😁 🏏
Woohoo, snagged a place on one of Merchant and Mills' sewing retreats next year 😁
https://merchantandmills.com/uk/class-retreat-weekday-sewing-retreat-6-nights-2027
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@helenclayton So, you have a few options:
1) penny and a hairband https://blog.gearchase.com/women-bike-hack-how-to-cycle-in-a-skirt-without-flashing-your-panties/
2) something like this https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/781271303/clip-for-rain-skirt-or-cape-for-cycling
Stretching 2,689 miles, the world's longest coastal path opens in England
We saw "My Neighbour Totoro" when it opened at the barbican and it was delightful
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This isn't really an article about the use of AI, although that is becoming a problem with planning complaints. This is a story of a person who moved into a busy area with a lot of nighttime activity, and is now using the law in an attempt to shut down legitimate businesses which have been in situ since long before this person moved in. There are, sadly, many such cases, and they ought not to be allowed.
@CaptMikeYates@tech.lgbt well, it has! It was built on the site of a house owned by the notorious Restoration rake, George Villiers, second Duke of Buckingham.
@CaptMikeYates@tech.lgbt oh, it doesn't surprise me either. Doesn't stop it being wrong, though.
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@LadyDragonfly@universeodon.com it's a pint of milk and three bananas and I'm in a supermarket! I'm sorry you were expecting Hubert the performing seal and a small nuclear submarine! 😁
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@antinomy@prattle.org.uk @cabd@toot.bike @kylotan@mastodon.social
History is littered with people doing bad things in pursuit of a few quid. Just off the top of my head:
Edit: I misremembered my arsenic in sweets case, the Bradford poisoning was accidental. But it was deliberately used in all sorts of things that it shouldn't have.
Beauty product manufacturer: "there's this new thing, radium, don't know anything about it, but it glows in the dark, let's put it in face cream, we can tell ladies it will make them glow!"
And so on...