How interesting Jenny_Aster. Do you think they ate it and then it was passed through their intestines or nibbled the coating off?
No they didn't eat it, it just looked like a part of the compost was wrapped in clingfilm, like it was behind glass. It might still be there, when it stops raining I'll have a peek and see if I can take a pic
Harking back to the discussion of things growing out of / on cars, this may well be a significant factor @wild edges🤔
You're probably carbon offsetting by growing a rainforest on the car.
Grumpy at myself today. The new USB connector turned up for my lamp repair project. I checked the wiring diagrams for USB terminals and soldered the wires on accordingly. I made a really neat job of the whole thing too. Then I plugged it in and nothing happened. I'd checked the continuity and that was all fine, bulb is fine too and the inverter. Then I checked my other lamp just in case and found they'd reversed the wires in the bulb holder for some reason Luckily I'd ordered two USB terminals and just had to cut the first one off and resolder the new one on to match but I'm kicking myself for not checking the wiring properly in the first place and saving myself half an hour of messing about.
If you can keep your head, while those around you are losing theirs, you may not have grasped the seriousness of the situation.
I'm looking out of our side window and seeing bright orange, very fast moving clouds to the west, looks most beculiar. It's to the west where we usually see sunsets, so don't think it's Saharan sand - says she, hopefully.
Car is smothered in a gift from the Sahara. It looks like it's been parked in a quarry on blasting day.😕
Yes I had to wash the car side windows as the rain wasn't enough to wash it off. We could hardly see out, quite dodgy.
It has absolutely chucked it down all day here so our cars are dust free. That's the only up-side of the rain. It will probably be a few days now before I can do any work in the garden.
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No they didn't eat it, it just looked like a part of the compost was wrapped in clingfilm, like it was behind glass. It might still be there, when it stops raining I'll have a peek and see if I can take a pic
Cambridgeshire/Norfolk border.
It has absolutely chucked it down all day here so our cars are dust free. That's the only up-side of the rain. It will probably be a few days now before I can do any work in the garden.