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You can only have one. I'm going for pork scratchings whilst the wife isn't looking!
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Alien 'crop circles' on my garden shed! Got a little garden tool shed in a shady nook. Noticed funny patterns on the bottom of the door in the green lichen (it gets a bit damp round there). What on earth made these perfect spirals? I thought they were shadows at first. Very mathematical lichen eaters?
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Slinky ghosts/demons.Count Steer wrote: ↑Thu Jun 08, 2023 1:52 pm Alien 'crop circles' on my garden shed! Got a little garden tool shed in a shady nook. Noticed funny patterns on the bottom of the door in the green lichen (it gets a bit damp round there). What on earth made these perfect spirals? I thought they were shadows at first. Very mathematical lichen eaters?
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Jet wash with one of those whizzy rotating headsCount Steer wrote: ↑Thu Jun 08, 2023 1:52 pm Alien 'crop circles' on my garden shed! Got a little garden tool shed in a shady nook. Noticed funny patterns on the bottom of the door in the green lichen (it gets a bit damp round there). What on earth made these perfect spirals? I thought they were shadows at first. Very mathematical lichen eaters?
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Skub wrote: ↑Thu Jun 08, 2023 1:58 pmSlinky ghosts/demons.Count Steer wrote: ↑Thu Jun 08, 2023 1:52 pm Alien 'crop circles' on my garden shed! Got a little garden tool shed in a shady nook. Noticed funny patterns on the bottom of the door in the green lichen (it gets a bit damp round there). What on earth made these perfect spirals? I thought they were shadows at first. Very mathematical lichen eaters?
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Either way I'd be fitting a stronger padlock than that one to keep whatever made 'em inside.Skub wrote: ↑Thu Jun 08, 2023 1:58 pmSlinky ghosts/demons.Count Steer wrote: ↑Thu Jun 08, 2023 1:52 pm Alien 'crop circles' on my garden shed! Got a little garden tool shed in a shady nook. Noticed funny patterns on the bottom of the door in the green lichen (it gets a bit damp round there). What on earth made these perfect spirals? I thought they were shadows at first. Very mathematical lichen eaters?
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That was my thought too...but it wasn't me! Hmmmm....v8-powered wrote: ↑Thu Jun 08, 2023 2:58 pmJet wash with one of those whizzy rotating headsCount Steer wrote: ↑Thu Jun 08, 2023 1:52 pm Alien 'crop circles' on my garden shed! Got a little garden tool shed in a shady nook. Noticed funny patterns on the bottom of the door in the green lichen (it gets a bit damp round there). What on earth made these perfect spirals? I thought they were shadows at first. Very mathematical lichen eaters?
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I think you've solved it. The garden chaps jet washed the patios and paths a few weeks ago. I didn't know they'd been into that particular cranny, but just had a recce and the slabs look cleaner. It all falls into place. Not mutant alien spiral algae-eating snails at all.v8-powered wrote: ↑Thu Jun 08, 2023 2:58 pmJet wash with one of those whizzy rotating headsCount Steer wrote: ↑Thu Jun 08, 2023 1:52 pm Alien 'crop circles' on my garden shed! Got a little garden tool shed in a shady nook. Noticed funny patterns on the bottom of the door in the green lichen (it gets a bit damp round there). What on earth made these perfect spirals? I thought they were shadows at first. Very mathematical lichen eaters?
I'm slightly disappointed.
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You could even say a little melon collie.
I'll get my coat and Syd's lead....
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Yeahbutt,mutant alien spiral algae-eating snails often use patio washing firms to mask their evil and devious intentions regarding world domination.Count Steer wrote: ↑Thu Jun 08, 2023 3:50 pm I think you've solved it. The garden chaps jet washed the patios and paths a few weeks ago. I didn't know they'd been into that particular cranny, but just had a recce and the slabs look cleaner. It all falls into place. Not mutant alien spiral algae-eating snails at all.
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Leave the kids in the prams. More space for everybody.
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It was definitely a novel approach to impact absorbing bumpers.
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This year's Le Mans grid.
Love the big blue American interloper half way back They're running a single NASCAR this year as part of the Garage 56 programme - sort of a wildcard thing. It's faster than some LMP2 prototypes
Love the big blue American interloper half way back They're running a single NASCAR this year as part of the Garage 56 programme - sort of a wildcard thing. It's faster than some LMP2 prototypes
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All good until they come to a RH corner - isn't NASCAR 'go fast, turn left, go fast, turn left etc.?Mr. Dazzle wrote: ↑Fri Jun 09, 2023 11:56 am This year's Le Mans grid.
Love the big blue American interloper half way back They're running a single NASCAR this year as part of the Garage 56 programme - sort of a wildcard thing. It's faster than some LMP2 prototypes