A few people have asked me about the titles of my novels on Amazon Kindle- they are 'Learning to Hug Again' and 'Friends in the Lakes'. Both set in the Derwentwater area and both can be read on any device via the Amazon cloud reader. Only £3 each! #KindleBooks#LakeDistrict
@Vero2oo7 Yes, and there's a lovely word for it: it's 'petrichor'.
Apparently, it's from 2 words: 'petros' meaning stone, and 'ichor' for the fluid flowing through the veins of the Gods.
Wow, that's quite poetic, really. 😊
@GFNIXO I'm grateful to you for forcing me to learn how to show the 'degree' symbol. Who would have thought I needed to enter the code 'Alt + 0176'.
Should have asked my computer a long time ago! 😉°°
@GFNIXO 'Currently washing my bed sheets on a 95°C cycle for a cheap thrill'.
That's hilarious. You'd be better off making a high quality coffee with that water. (Don't use detergent though).
I hope your bed sheets were colour-fast? I washed red ones in hot, and they ended up pink! 🙄
I love the way he segues from 'Why do magnets attract + repel' to the hypothetical question of 'Why is Aunt Minnie in the hospital?' Answer: 'Because she broke her hip slipping on some ice' That might satisfy us, but it wouldn't satisfy an alien who doesn't know how ice works.🤨
It's true, this 7 minutes give an understanding of the way we think about the world- or, the various ways we COULD think about the world.
He's basically explaining how all matter is held together, or repelled by a variety of physical forces, some of which we barely understand.🤔
In 1983, a BBC interviewer asked Richard Feynman why two magnets push each other apart — and he refused to answer it.
What he did instead is the best seven minutes on thinking ever filmed.
Bookmark & watch today, no matter what.
Wow, looks like the gateway to heaven to me!
Especially as I'm writing this down here in Essex where we haven't seen a drop of that watery substance in about 6 weeks! 😵💫
@GFNIXO Remember what I said in answer to one of your recent posts, mate. The way you've looked after your canine companion, Max, shows how much love you've got to give. You're the best thing that's happened to Max, and all that goodness + love will return to you, one way or another.😍
@Mv_4u I certainly would, but I'd have to explain he would give me iatrogenic hypertension!
He would instantly know what I mean, and would make allowances for this. 😉
Wow, this is three types of cute, and some very wise parenting training, all rolled into 10 seconds!
Genius! 🫡
What about those legs? The little ones are nice too!
Stay as long as your bladder allows, and then retrace your steps back to Keswick via the suspension foot-bridge, and the sheep-fields with the amazing 360 mountain panorama. End up at the Bank Tavern for a pint and a Lamb Pie and gravy or similar. (Other great pubs available).😋
Stay on Otterbield Bay promontory until tea-time, before retracing your steps back to Portinscale. At Hawse End you'll meet hikers returning from CatBells, asking you where the boat is. Point to the water. Return to 'The Chalet' for afternoon tea. Grab a table out front again.