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Walking in Langdale

Volunteers help the hut warden to clean the huts.

frankbeswick, Sep 4, 2024

Biochar for Gardeners

Generally these are not emergency applications, but routine ones.

frankbeswick, Sep 4, 2024

Biochar for Gardeners

Your next-last paragraph associates soil enhancement with biochar, compost, leaf mold, manure, rock dust and seaweed.

Do you employ them as problems arise or preventatively or both?

DerdriuMarriner, Sep 4, 2024

Walking in Langdale

Thank you for your comment below, in answer to my previous observation and question.

Clubs including volunteers in climbing-club hut maintenance and repair intrigues me.

Is the volunteer cleaning crew those who inhabit the hut or is it a volunteer crew who itinerate to the inhabited hut?

DerdriuMarriner, Sep 4, 2024

Rosa Hibernica, the Irish Rose

Thank you for your comment below, in answer to my previous observation and question.

Blue-plaque honors intrigue me.

Is the blue plaque the highest heritage honor or is it the only heritage-site honor.

DerdriuMarriner, Sep 4, 2024

Miracles

Thank you for your comment below, in answer to my previous observation and question.

The "other" John intrigues me.

Is there something else by which he is known? For example, is he integral to a Christian community and therefore is identified as "John of [place name]"?

DerdriuMarriner, Sep 4, 2024

Loch Ness: new thinking about the monster

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Online sources emphasize American, European and Hawaiian conger eels. They furnish respective 10-, 6.6- and 4-foot (3.048-, 2.01168- and 1.2192-meter) lengths. They give weights of 159 and 88 pounds (72.12 and 39.9161 kilograms) for the first- and second-mentioned eels.

Does that sound intimidating, scary, threatening enough?

DerdriuMarriner, Sep 4, 2024

Celebrating Christmas

As far as I know, yes, it is the only commonwealth country to have a thanksgiving.

frankbeswick, Sep 4, 2024

Devon, Glorious Devon

Fireflies are uncommon in Britain, and are mainly in the south. I have never seen them, as I am in North West Britain.

frankbeswick, Sep 4, 2024

Miracles

The other John was living at the time that Revelations was written, which is about the end of the first century, so he could not have been present at the crucifixion.

frankbeswick, Sep 4, 2024

Pilgrimage

I cannot think of such a failure to follow precedent.

frankbeswick, Sep 4, 2024

The Company of Trees

The grape grows well in southern Britain, which is becoming a wine growing zone. There does not seem to be one brand that has become a favourite.

frankbeswick, Sep 4, 2024

The Healing Wood

I have not heard of any threats to witch hazel.

frankbeswick, Sep 4, 2024

The New Northern Forest

An estate owner thought that they would be a nice addition to the fauna of his estate, and he did not consider the ecological impact.

frankbeswick, Sep 4, 2024

The New Northern Forest

Thank you for your comment below, in answer to my previous observation and question.

Your comment three boxes down, on Feb. 26, 2020, in answer to my previous, same-day observation and question advises us that "grey squirrel was deliberately imported into Britain without any consideration of its ecological impact."

Why might they have been imported when the red squirrels already were there on the east pond side?

DerdriuMarriner, Sep 3, 2024

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