'Parents' now much in evidence. Half a dozen mothers and daughters shopping for 'essentials' in the hardware store. Fathers standing by large shiny cars trying, unsuccessfully, to work the parking app. Younger siblings looking bored in that way only younger siblings can. At family dinner tables in restaurants across town many of the starting students have that slightly impatient 'Thank you for driving me up but don't let me keep you ' air . Life awaits.
The supermarket strawberries now come from England but the strawberry stand by the roundabout is still doing a roaring trade. The owner has polytunnels that face south. He thinks he'll get another two or three weeks crop out of them. We have the heating on in the breakfast room this morning a sure sign that autumn is upon us. It's 5 degrees.On the car radio - the first song the pre-Beatles ever recorded :https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WARyYtwSoWM
Interesting / alarming geology :https://www.sciencealert.com/gateway-to-hell-giant-hole-in-siberia-is-expanding-rapidly
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Nobby is impressed by Dylan's beard. Gail is impressed by Google Earth satellite imagery.
How on earth will tourists flying home manage to cart that whisky contraption home - not the sort of thing to put in the suitcase! Must be aimed at those coming by car.
I like Dylan.
Coppa G - Where there's a will there's a way .
Having students around keeps the city young.
I love the "Rauhhaardackel"/Dachshund-sculputure! It has an mischievious air about it, which is so typicial of the breed.
I would buy it at once, if it doesn't cost a fortune.
Grüße aus Bayern
Barbara
Oh, I just saw the price, it is a fortune...
Dylan is darling and dear.
I like the dachshund sculpture.
I do believe one might purchase a real "Dylan" for that price! But, then again, this one requires little, if any, "maintenance."
Students at our local university have been in school for a couple weeks now. The area around the university is once again busy and vibrant and finding a parking spot isn't as easy as it was this summer.
"Alarming geology" is putting it mildly. I do wish we had your strawberries.
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