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Photo of the Day - March 2022
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Slightly artsy version of a sunset I posted earlier. This one used a 1.33 stop over exposure. A bit of camera shake is apparent.
Lumix ZS200. FL equivalent 124mm. SS=1/50. ISO=1600.
Lumix ZS200. FL equivalent 124mm. SS=1/50. ISO=1600.
some of us don't want to be tough alpha leaders. some of us just want to write and wander the garden and breathe in the sky and nourish and nurture and quietly create new pathways and live our lives as our art. to know the earth as poetry. // victoria erickson
nikon z6 + lensbaby soft focus optic ii | iso 1600 | f/4 | 1/400
Digby having a roll about in the garden yesterday.
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University of Glasgow, sitting high above the River Kelvin
Drinking cider continues to be forbidden
Look at the name of the pub "Adam and Eve" recall what fruit they were not supposed to eat in the Garden of Eden. We don't actually know if it was supposed to be an apple in the bible, I hope not given all the "Apples" I have bought over the last decade...
Oh, no, I got the pun. ? I just didn't know if no cider is actually a real "rule" there. ? Hard cider is delicious. Plus, it's a public house. In the UK. They don't get all weird about alcohol like some Americans.
Sorry about the pun This is very much a pub for a real ale, pulled from the barrel, which is what I enjoyed - although I'm told that they do have Aspail's 'cyder' on draught - from Suffolk.
Not sure what what you would call 'hard cider'? Is that like rough cloudy scrumpy, as home-brew in Somerset & Devon?
btw, I was there during a November, so missed the display of hanging baskets, as per
& when they say 1249, they don't mean nearly Ten to One
This is very much a pub for a real ale, pulled from the barrel, which is what I enjoyed - although I'm told that they do have Aspail's 'cyder' on draught - from Suffolk.Not sure what what you would call 'hard cider'? Is that like rough cloudy scrumpy, as home-brew in Somerset & Devon?
btw, I was there during a November, so missed the display of hanging baskets, as per
& when they say 1249, they don't mean nearly Ten to One
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Hard cider is alcoholic. Otherwise I guess it's just regular cider to us, what you would get at an apple festival for kids, for example. I had never heard of hard cider until 8 years or so ago when we went apple picking and they had an outpost for an actual cidery where they make hard cider. Hard cider has really upped the presence over the past number of years.Sorry about the pun
Not sure what what you would call 'hard cider'? Is that like rough cloudy scrumpy, as home-brew in Somerset & Devon?
btw, I was there during a November, so missed the display of hanging baskets, as per
& when they say 1249, they don't mean nearly Ten to One
I don't drink beer; I've never acquired the taste, but a lot of places now serve hard cider in conjunction with beer if they aren't serving wine and/or liquor. Which is great for a drinker, but a not-beer drinker like I am. ?
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