Thank you! This was cabbage which I'd left around for the winter, and it'd just started sprouting these small leaves in the early early spring. Tiny and very colourful.
Haven't really made many mistakes in my life, so.... red door!
Haha, I think it looks delicious! I fried it up alongside some bacon and cheddar cheese and used it as a filling in a quiche.
I do most of my macro photography with a Nikon d3300 and an old manual lens, a 55/f3.5 Micro-Nikkor P Auto from 1972.
I love it. It will join my repertoire of obnoxious food opinions, like 'a hotdog is a a sandwich' and 'cereal is a cold soup'.
I don't live in Copenhagen ๐ it was my experience regardless of statistics, though. Could just be a month of rain in Manchester before we went home, but who knows. It always just seemed like it had just drizzled a bit.
Iirc this is why Manchester became an industrial city in the first place. It is easier to work with wool when it's humid, and so the spinneries were out in Oldham which is very humid and also in a good spot for collecting the wool from Lancashire. The weaveries were then placed a short distance from there in Manchester, and the cloth was shipped out from Liverpool.
I don't, I am too busy sanitizing and calculating things... ๐
Life and knowing girls?
Things have been super smooth lately, thanks for all the work!
I'm afraid you're stuck with elitist pricks like me now :p
When I joined reddit more than a decade ago we also had frequent periods of instability, I think this was around the time digg users fled to reddit.
I am confident it'll all be sorted out along the way.
Putting feet there like it's a totally vanilla thing ๐