Turmeric and Danish butter.
Turmeric and Danish butter.
Everything except the parsnips are through, as always.
I canβt remember, but your yβall is akin to my youse.
Knock up a wooden teahouse, scatter large boulders, dig a channel and fill with water, add a bridge.
You have yourself a Japanese garden.
That is as fine a beard of lichens Iβve ever seen!
Mosses have minuscule leaves called microphylls, which is where photosynthesis occurs.
They take in carbon dioxide and produce oxygen.
Arenβt we lucky to have such an ingenious ecosystem?
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Fell at the first hurdle despite being fully aware today was white-diet day: had my first coffee at 1am with its usual oat cream.
Really hoping it doesnβt fuck up Mondayβs four-hour procedure.
What an oaf.
Shakes head sadly.
Itβs unbearable, and he goes on and on without pause. Our dad would be ashamed and sad.
Among my favourites.
No one stopped the slaughter and starvation of Palestinians.
We must isolate the IDF and the US Department of War so they can no longer terrorise the world.
"There's five times as many butterflies on cattle grazing sites compared with sheep grazed sites,"
@bcyorkshire.bsky.social
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Does anyone want a dimwit ex-brother who rams Reform ideologies down the throats of anyone in the vicinity?
I had to turf him out after 45 minutes.
Lying down in a darkened room now with a massive headache.
If only other leaders would step up to the plate.
Pterocoma pennata, a comatulid ("feather star") from the Jurassic of Germany
Ginkgoites huttoni, a ginkgo from the Jurassic of England.
Cymatophlebia longialata, a dragonfly from the Jurassic of Germany
Pterodactylus antiquus, a pterosaur from the Jurassic of Germany.
Look at all these beautiful flattened Jurassic friends! βοΈπ€ All from the PalΓ€ontologisches Museum MΓΌnchen public exhibit -names in alt-text #fossil #paleontology #paleobotany
Globally, mycorrhizal fungal communities move roughly a billion tons of carbon per year into Earth's soils, above all in old-growth forests.
Wild, natural ecosystems are the bedrock of a healthy planet. It's time we started recognising and acting on that.
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A woodland walk is less magical without it.
A governmentβs overriding duty, said Spainβs Prime Minister, Pedro SΓ‘nchez, was to protect and improve the lives of its citizens, not manipulate or profit from global conflicts.
Β‘Bravo, SeΓ±or SΓ‘nchez!
They certainly create trash (or rubbish, as we say in the UK).
More people=more rubbish, and anything accumulated that isnβt perishable never ever goes away.
Itβs sickening.
Ah.
Thatβs highly intrusive.
You seem to get outside a lot, so keep doing that!
Noisy environs?
A vivid memory of those times.
And my brother was buried in his threadbare Minersβ Strike T-shirt in 2007.
Well he would, wouldnβt he?
Heβs always been a slimeball.
I donβt!
The graphic has been updated. Some minor errors had to be corrected.
I've also added the German numeral 'zig' (umpteen), which, like Dutch 'tig', was extracted from numerals such as 'vierzig' rather recently.
You can always find the latest versions of my graphics on tumblr.com/yvanspijk!
Wow, that -ty is so interesting!
I really think it depends on upbringing, as well as the massive shift to socialising online.
Naw, bless the diva vixen.
And cultural upbringing.
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