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Just seen this which I liked.
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Can anyone recommend any elderflower infused beers?
Found this recipe which I might look at adapting as I think I’d struggle with all the mash temperature changes on my BIAB setup https://beerandbrewing.com/recipe-elderflower-saison/
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Yeah the Michael Take link and the replies on Twitter is what I meant, took it at face value at first when I replied then ended up looking further into it and realised.
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That post and all of the replies are sarcastic right?
edit: looking further the original post is satire at least thankfully
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Brick Brewery and Brew By Numbers getting administrators in
As are Black Sheep
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-york-north-yorkshire-65457930
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Oh think I saw that in Orc's Nest as well. Sounds like it could work as well so will have a look into it over the weekend.
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Not really sure why.
It’s the petrol fumes.
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New: Are peaces just up the road
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Old: I’m having a drink in a big birds watering hole so thought I’d get it on the way
Street art on Walmour Castle Court and Peckham Road
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Anyone here played Orbital Blues? Was browsing around Orc's Nest and it took my interest, but all the books are wrapped so couldn't check out any of the internal stuff and there's not loads of info online so can't picture how it would play.
The DnD campaign I've been playing is reaching it's end and inspired by the above I quite want to focus some time on creating something within a new system and setting, may never be played tbf but it looks like pretty much my dream setting.
https://soulmuppet-store.co.uk/collections/orbital-blues
They have a free playtest PDF online that I've downloaded and have been reading through, but just wonder if anyone has played the full game or even just has the book that they've investigated in a bit more detail and can give any info? Or alternatively played Best Left Buried which I believe is the system that Orbital Blues has been built on too?
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Heck are getting rid of most of their vegan sausages:
A British sausage maker has axed almost its entire range of vegan products after admitting that the market was over-hyped.
Andrew Keeble, co-founder of the company, said that the public “wasn’t quite ready” to completely switch to vegetarian sausages and burgers.
Heck, which is based in Yorkshire, said it had cut the size of its vegan range from around 15 products down to just two as shoppers swerved meat-free meals.Weird as they were the main feature on Inside the Factory's 'Vegan Sausage' episode last week.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2023/05/03/sausage-maker-heck-scraps-vegan-bangers/
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Well that's just dangerous, how can my elderly grandma even think about crossing the road with lunatic liberals like that out and about.
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How else am I supposed to collect my new fridge every day? Can’t take that on a bike can I. Liberal idiot.
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Listening to this one at work today and this track is great, sounds like it goes through about 5 different songs in the 5 minutes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9aiu9ZrYazo
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Surely there must be plenty of people scheduled to be at their desk at the Daily Mail on Monday?
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There has been some cutesy colourful picket fences put up on either end of the short shared use path on Bream's Buildings which makes the junction with Chancery Lane pretty horrible and squeezes all users into a small space either side of it now and makes cyclists need to weave around on the path in order to get to the drop kerb. Hopefully it's just temporary as I can see it making an already unpleasant slow turn off from Chancery Lane even worse.
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Saw a few people out the front of Ivy House this afternoon. Possibly on here?
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Installed Civ 6 on my Xbox as a filler game but have succumbed to the one more turn.
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That Surrey canal bit is an absolute nightmare anytime I cycle along it. So many knobs just blasting along it super close to people walking. There’s some pretty tight parts as well where people just force their way through.
I’m very much on the side of just chill out and take it slow then pass people when there’s a nice wide area to give enough space for people. I also hate bells as I feel like I’m just passive aggressively forcing people out of my way, but that’s probably just a me thing.
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The info board from next to the Alaska Building gate.
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A cool to scale example of our solar system where the moon is a pixel. Includes a neat button to autoscroll at the speed of light.
https://joshworth.com/dev/pixelspace/pixelspace_solarsystem.html
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Another Clue: The firm that formally occupied the site survived Under Eight Monarchs.
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Some more information about the proposed station on the Surrey Canal Road. I believe the bridge was built with a station in mind originally so that's why it's pretty significant and has unused empty spaces under each side.
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Millwall look to have done very well to throw away their playoff place today.