Flew into a wall at work yesterday and ended itself near my car! There is not a scratch on it!! Very weird!!
I am taking it as a message, and I want to do it proud. So, today I had to get the big pants on and use YouTube to get proper messy and get it ready.
Tomorrow, I am hoping that I do indeed, do it proud!!
Also another tick in the Doomsday prep book 😄
A snip of something Grand!
Beaulieu Palace House 2023 - Grand Dining Hall converted from original 13th Century Monastic Abbey buildings.
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The Polisher Stone, Fyfield Down. Rare example of a stone used for whetting and polishing axe heads.
One was recently found in Dorset, so that is next on my list.
The birth place of many of the stones used in Stonehenge and Avebury.
Fyefield Down, Wiltshire.
Roughly 3500 BC and likely named by the Saxons as they couldn’t explain why it was there when they arrived!
Wayland was a legendary Norse Blacksmith, so the story here was that he would shoe your horses, if you left them overnight at this spot!
* update - corrected smelling pisstake
Co. Clare. Ireland. I took this in 2019
Nice walking through the Tropical Gardens and listening to the pine cones crackling and shedding their seeds!
Beautiful and naturally occurring fractal growth of Romanesco Broccoli.
I took this a few years back as I thought the geometry looked amazing!