A grotty walk this morning with constant drizzle all the time.
Very muddy underfoot and birds really hard to come by.
A Jay called (once) from somewhere near Oats Royd, and as I walked on, I began to doubt my Jay, could it be a Jackdaw! - one of those days.
6 Small Finch species bobbed past > Oats Royd.
A single Mistle Thrush was near St. Johns Farm and a tad further along a Fox was on a wall.
Bradshaw Park was eerily quiet.
Oh Well (as Fleetwood Mac once said ) there is always my riddle - probably the only reason you read this blog?
Sue's car has individual tyre pressure gauges on all four tyres (posh or what - mine hasn't any boo-hoo ) but they all must have gone out on the beer last night.
I inflated the tyres to 36 psi using my tyre inflator but the Sue's car computer disagreed showing a slightly different reading on each tyre.
After a visit to Collins tyres near King Cross we ended up none the wiser.
Probably the computer has contracted AI.
Anyway, every cloud has a silver lining as I squeezed in a quick stop on Saville Park road, where I did a circuit along the smaller roads, on our way home.
I chanced upon a very berry 'berry' tree and c10 Redwing were seen flitting about here.
Riddle:
What kind of cheese is made backwards?
Answer below the photos.
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