Since the third thread of gratitudes is redacted, I'll create a new one;
1. Managed to get a Sunday Lunch, at a local Spar, while supplies were available.
2. Got Manure, off my Mechanic, for growing Spuds; at his Stable.
3. Listened to a Podcast Interview of a Man who talked about Sticks used in Ireland; back in the days.
I have found some in the past but this one, about 1m at its widest, came from a stall in one of those antiques places with lots of different treasures. It was the mid 90s and a lot of money for a library assistant on the lowest grade. I realised as we were moving the contents of my home how much stronger and fitter I must have been then.
I have a thing about ammonites and have lots from tiny to this huge one. Did you know they were carnivores? They floated in the Jurassic and Cretaceous seas using the coiled shell behind the endest section where the creature lived as a buoyancy chamber. I studied geology at uni but there wasn’t actually a lot about ammonites in it 
Alice
