I've got to say, Lumpy both rocks and rolls!

Theyre probably in there too. Right next to the pistol!

My idea of a good day is a walk around there on a sunny day and then a coffee in the hotel bar.

Two bots replying on the same thread with similar sentiments.

Thanks for the pointer. I looked at their profile and all the replies certainly seem to have a fakeness to them. I'd seen the accusations of being a bot before, but this account is certainly "off".

Great show in Newbury last night, I loved it. That Cow and Cask is a lovely spot, good find.

I love my EV6. The EV3 would be a bit more practical, but wasn't available two years ago. Lovely cars.

In my local town centre in the UK yesterday:

This middle aged, married male suddenly has a thing for Bill.

I spotted my first snowdrops this morning, so that was an improvement.

I'm learning a lot too. I hadn't kept up with this at all!

And I believe the Polestar cars are Swedish design but made in China.

Yay, you're both here!

You have a much better tour route than mine! I need to get out got more lunchtime walks - last week it was just around the corner to the Gherkin and the tomb of the unknown Roman London girl from 400 AD, plus the cannon bollard at St Helens. I'm getting there, slowly but surely.

It is great to walk though - I've been to a fair few stops in the two years I'm working there. The Mithraeum at Bloomberg that used to be public, now enclosed but presented really well. The London Stone and St Swithins garden, Postman's Park, the areas used to film 'Slow Horses'. All fascinating.

I'm going to have to swing by again tomorrow when I'm in the office. I love those little details of our surroundings. I'll add it to my office walk - arrive at Barbican at 8:00 and walk to Liverpool Street via London Wall, the best exercise (and perspective) I can get on the way to work.

I didn't think it would be an ancient tradition by the Scots diaspora in London for some reason. I guess it's good that people are aware of it now and have hopefully read more about the history if that's their thing. The flowers and ribbons did catch my eye, compared to some others there.