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PeteXXX

Cake or ice cream? The choice is endless ...
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Hamtun
My alarm is set for 02:50 for the next two days 😢
 

mybike

Grumblin at Garmin on the Granny Gear
Oh yeah, and I stopped off at the book exchange on the way home from my walk and picked up five nice cookbooks to furkle through. One recipe caught my eye, and I'll be making it for supper.

Saw a video the other day of someone frying an egg. First they poured the white in the pan, swirled it around while it cooked, then put the yolk in the middle & folded the white over the yolk. Had a go at it this morning but didn't swirl the white enough. Still, it was better to have the yolk in the centre.
 

mybike

Grumblin at Garmin on the Granny Gear
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From this morning's short walk, as others have said, mist & frost.
 

deptfordmarmoset

Full time tea drinker
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Armonmy Way
I have financial stuff to do today. This means that I'm now on my 2nd laundry load of the day.
 

Rezillo

TwoSheds
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Suffolk
BBC Suffolk today finds another new unit of measurement:

Ten abnormal loads with a combined weight of 520 tonnes will be moved through a county.

The cargo, which weighs the equivalent of 74 African male elephants, is set to be moved to and from Sizewell C, in Suffolk, at various times between 09:00 GMT and 15:00 on Thursday.

I was quite happy with being given a figure of 520 tonnes whereas I've rarely encountered African male elephants in Suffolk to make any kind of comparison.

I'll try ordering a seventh of an elephant's worth of sharp sand from Jewsons next time I'm there.

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Not only that but, according to Elephantworld (I read it for the trumpeting reports), the average weight of an African male elephant is six tonnes, not seven. Plus there are two species of African elephant, one of which is much lighter.

Yet another sign of the serious decline in standards of BBC journalism. Let's return to numbers of London buses, Olympic swimming pools or perhaps a depth of elephant spread across an area the size of Wales
 
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