The view from my "office"

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Today's soothing office view is Pencil Pine Creek, Cradle Mountain National Park. A short Trip Report involving plants here:

Weekend at Cradle Mountain National Park

I have a confession to make. Promise you won't pass it on. When I was at Uni - the first time, in the late '70s - I did a botany course called Weeds of Tasmania Field Botany. Why, on God's earth, you are entitled to ask! Mainly, because the 'Physics girls' were doing it and there being b-all...
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RooFlyer said:
Today's soothing office video - a creek through the Ballroom Forest, Dove Lake, Cradle Mtn National Park.



And for the wide-eyed entertainment of the Sandgropers, :)

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That flowing liquid must be what transports Covid everywhere. Good thing we don't have that over in the west :cool:
 
A week behind the curve, but got away for some thoroughly needed R&R in the Cotswolds given international travel is pretty much dead again. A few pics from a short stroll through a circular walk from Sapperton through the valley and Siccaridge Woods ending up in Frampton Mansell. Great views from the pub sitting outside to eat and a nice warm 13. Perfect.
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Plenty of sloe berries around, should really go out and pick some more but we already have 4 bottles here waiting to be cracked open from last year's batch we made.
 
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A week behind the curve, but got away for some thoroughly needed R&R in the Cotswolds given international travel is pretty much dead again. A few pics from a short stroll through a circular walk from Sapperton through the valley and Siccaridge Woods ending up in Frampton Mansell. Great views from the pub sitting outside to eat and a nice warm 13. Perfect.
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Plenty of sloe berries around, should really go out and pick some more but we already have 4 bottles here waiting to be cracked open from last year's batch we made.
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Beautiful photos - don't forget I'll be over at some stage and I'll need at least two bottles :eek:
 
We stayed in Stratton on an exceptional deal (£99 for 2 nights including full English breakfast), so it was only a short walk into Cirencester (or Corinium in the old Roman times). The Charter Market runs on a Sunday and Monday with a very old church as the backdrop, so we managed to have a wander through that. It's a lot more upmarket than your typical London East End market....... kind of fits in with the area, property prices were not cheap around here! Nor are they in any part of the Cotswolds really. There was also an indoor market at The Corn Hall, that's where we met the artist Nellie Hearn and had a good chat with him while buying a piece of his artwork. I do love the local brick that the houses are made out of here.
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I had to go into the office (London), but at least I was greeted with a nice sunrise.
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My hockey club (in Surrey, UK) had a new astro laid over the summer too, plus my new stick from Perth arrived. Both together go very nicely ;)
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This seems very much me.
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