Mundane News

[Mike_P]

5/10 for George at Asda click & collect. No email or text message received but tracking the order it came up as ready to collect. Consequently Asda shopped, the storage baskets collected then wary of weather forecasts for the rest of the week referring to icy evenings, Sainsbury's and Waitrose also shopped.

 

[tyred]

First working day of the week completed without incident as my manager was off today! Work always goes better when she's not there.

I felt very tired today as I haven't really been sleeping well recently. I think I will go for an early night.

 

[Illaveago]

I thought I would look up the name of my Pinarello ( Angliru ) to see if it meant anything. Apparently it is named after a very difficult mountain climb in Northern Spain for cycling.

 

[Webbo2]

I thought I would look up the name of my Pinarello ( Angliru ) to see if it meant anything. Apparently it is named after a very difficult mountain climb in Northern Spain for cycling.

Maybe you should look up mountain stages in the Vuelta.

 

[classic33]

The spooky forest was bright and misty this morning, definitely not spooky, but atmospheric and beautiful.

Wait until you walk through it in the dark and a fog descends as your partway through it!

 

[Jenkins]

From Nottingham where I've just got back to the hotel after an evening of loud music and am winding down with a hot chocolate.

Got here with no problems, had lunch and a drink, booked into the hotel, had a cuppa and then thought I'd have a quick nap - only to wake up about an hour and a half later! Thankfully there was no hurry to get to Rock City as I've seen the support act before and had no desire to see them again.

 

[Jenkins]

Anyways, time to feed the cat, and then it will be time to feed me.

A long missed sentence.

 

[slowmotion]

"Rabbits don't leave "rabbit hills" because their burrows are typically more complex, hidden, and often dug into existing slopes or banks, rather than being the simple, raised mounds left by moles pushing up earth from below."

Lady Slowmotion suggested that moles left hills because they pushed soil out from below ground whereas rabbits excavated from above ground. I say tosh to this theory. After only a body length deep, a rabbit is in exactly the same excavation mode as Moley.
I think the rabbits have read The Great Escape.

 

[classic33]

Lady Slowmotion suggested that moles left hills because they pushed soil out from below ground whereas rabbits excavated from above ground. I say tosh to this theory. After only a body length deep, a rabbit is in exactly the same excavation mode as Moley.
I think the rabbits have read The Great Escape.

Moles are solitary creatures, rabbits aren't. And going in from an existing bank, you're less likely to notice any dirt the do throw out.

I believe Lady Slomotion may be onto something.

 

[Reynard]

Had a lovely supper of bacon, vegetable & barley soup, then spaghetti with spinach, pesto and cheese.

 

[Reynard]

Someone has used the tray. I had better go and scoop.

 

[Reynard]

Anyways, time for me to bank the fire for the night and trot off upstairs to bed via a nice hot bath.

Nunnight one and all xxx

 

[slowmotion]

Moles are solitary creatures, rabbits aren't. And going in from an existing bank, you're less likely to notice any dirt the do throw out.

I believe Lady Slomotion may be onto something.

Moles, although liking their own company, do actually often wander about outside at night, presumably trampling the spoil from their excavations too, just like rabbits in your bogus theory.

 

[PeteXXX]

I'm nearly up.

 

[biggs682]

Someone has used the tray. I had better go and scoop.

It wasn't me