Most folk think it’s all nonsense & #BBC is continually under criticism for ramping up

Where do you buy these in the UK? Need one for a care place I know….

And where are the fens? This chequerboard has no relationship to the geographies, and why should we follow the French revolutionaries who pulled many silly ideas out of their tricorn hats…

Been catching birdsong on Merlin app. I’m impressed I must say….usually it’s just blackbirds but I think loads of others had just fledged from nests hidden somewhere in my small wilderness

Mow! ( text keeps wanting to say ‘now’)

I call mine ‘woodland edge’ & it’s very low maintenance…a haircut for the shrubs once or twice a year, plus now the grass as needed.

Keep me posted! I’ll pop along to the Bod when your stuff is there….

Yes, it’s also interesting, named for #Achilles, ancient herbal aromatic plant, drought tolerant, pops up in late summer out of dried up lawns. Not to be confused with wild carrot, which I also love! That has more lacy flowers ( and again not to be confused with Kek, Queens Annes Lace!)

A favourite plant of mine… so many aspects to appreciate, including the beautiful cultivars…. Achillea Millefolium

Sounds intriguing! Presumably you are not cycling in alongside the guided bus route 😆

You’ll need > one visit…I might be there on Thursday! Don’t forget Folk Museum ( Castle St) now called Museum of Cambridge ( next to Kettles Yard)

jump on park &ride double decker, great views from upstairs…a bike will just get in the way imho…centre is so busy, places to park a bike limited…students mostly use them to get to lectures in 2 secs if they live in the outer colleges. Honestly the centre is best on foot ( as ex student & visitor)

An MP in Clacton? Maybe not as constituents may have got wise