COLD DARK ROOM
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No, no luck with growing it. The one guy in the UK that showed his recently has very little blobs now growing. Glad u have power..
That's crazy how far the ash can travel.
That is on my bucket list to fly in a helicopter. I flew in one but that was when they removed me from the accident. I don't remember that.
I've never had frog spawn but last autumn there were at least 4 in there.
I don't really want any as my 'pond' isn't big enough to support a lot of tadpoles so I'd probably have to try to relocate any spawn to give them a chance.
I love that picture of the mountains and forest reflected in the water.
That would look great enlarged and framed.
Sadly that is the only way I would ever fly in a helicopter
They are as quickly trained as a cat. Give them a nest of timothy and they're trained. The boys have to be nuetered but my female isn't. The drawback is they will eat and chew anything. It's a way of life. I just really enjoy their personalities and cleanliness ?
I love those beautiful old buildings still surviving.
I did a helicopter trip in South Africa many years ago - it was wonderful and felt very safe.
Good afternoon/evening all
It's been a pretty uneventful day here again.
Most exciting thing I've done was to make a trip to Aldi to stock up on Lola's food.
His appetite is picking up again and he's been out for a wander several times - even went to have a peep at the garden, but thought better of actually going out in the rain.
Maybe Spring is in the air after all!
It's warmer but I don't think winter has finished with us yet.
Hope you're enjoying your Saturday!
It's been a pretty uneventful day here again.
Most exciting thing I've done was to make a trip to Aldi to stock up on Lola's food.
His appetite is picking up again and he's been out for a wander several times - even went to have a peep at the garden, but thought better of actually going out in the rain.
Maybe Spring is in the air after all!
It's warmer but I don't think winter has finished with us yet.
Hope you're enjoying your Saturday!
It’s not very far from New Zealand to Australia so not surprised that ash blew that way.... Do you recall the volcanic ash in 2010 from Iceland that cancelled or disrupted many European flights to the USA?
UK flights banned as volcanic ash causes disruption across Europe
Eruption in Iceland causes airport closures in Britain, Ireland, France and Scandinavia, with more cancellations likely tomorrow
www.theguardian.com
Frogspawn mustn’t be relocated. There’s disease risk by moving it. A huge number of tadpoles fail to make it to frogs every year; that’s normal. If you re lucky enough to get spawn just leave it and let nature take its course
I'd better have a second 'pond' ready if I see any.Frogspawn mustn’t be relocated. There’s disease risk by moving it. A huge number of tadpoles fail to make it to frogs every year; that’s normal. If you re lucky enough to get spawn just leave it and let nature take its course
I've always thought that Sapphire can feel it underground like the plants do.?
I got to hear that once. It was really a beautiful song. I didn't know what I was listening too but knew it was different and just enjoyed it. I read about it later and how blessed I was to get to hear it.?Frogspawn mustn’t be relocated. There’s disease risk by moving it. A huge number of tadpoles fail to make it to frogs every year; that’s normal. If you re lucky enough to get spawn just leave it and let nature take its course
Oh yes, they say we get sand here in Florida from Africa when the storms start forming that turn into hurricanes. I think the Himalayas also got suet from the oil fields burning in Kuwait.It’s not very far from New Zealand to Australia so not surprised that ash blew that way.... Do you recall the volcanic ash in 2010 from Iceland that cancelled or disrupted many European flights to the USA?
UK flights banned as volcanic ash causes disruption across Europe
Eruption in Iceland causes airport closures in Britain, Ireland, France and Scandinavia, with more cancellations likely tomorrow
But like I said before, when signing up for classes in high school. I thought geography was the next level of math after algebra. So I never signed up.?
We certainly get Saharan sand dumped on us in Kent fairly regularly.
CDR Virtual Vacations presents On this day 2020 (part 1): We drove to Queenstown... and it rained... a lot. We know you had it bad in the UK, but this area got 1 metre (39 inches) of rain in 48 hours (!) only a couple of weeks ago. Not ideal weather for a 5 hour drive through the mountains.
The rain coming down the mountains (that we mostly couldn’t see for cloud), gave us hundreds of waterfalls to see instead so we got soaked and photographed a few. When we got to the lakes on the map things changed for the better (see next post)
The rain coming down the mountains (that we mostly couldn’t see for cloud), gave us hundreds of waterfalls to see instead so we got soaked and photographed a few. When we got to the lakes on the map things changed for the better (see next post)
