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I've expanded my yeasted dough baking to focaccia...wowza is it ever addictive!!

T'Pau wrote: ↑Wed May 04, 2022 7:35 pm I've expanded my yeasted dough baking to focaccia...wowza is it ever addictive!!

Hmm, interesting. I suppose filling us in on this is the yeast you can do.

Boo hiss, even dads think that is a terrible dad joke

T'Pau wrote: ↑Wed May 04, 2022 8:57 pm Boo hiss, even dads think that is a terrible dad joke

Good thing I'm not a dad, then.

I'm without internet today, All day so far. Yes, I know I'm posting... but I have a phone. It means I can't watch anything online (such as Picard, Moon knight, SNW)... What a time for the internet to be down!

I'm on holiday for 3 weeks as of Tuesday. Iceland.

Have a terrific holiday!

Well I have internet and just used it to watch S02E01 of Picard. If nothing else it was nice to see a very familiar face right at the end.

Thanks. It should be great. Our route:

Part 1 and Part 2

As for the internet it took from 9:15 to just after 6:15pm to come back. Painful.

Looks great! Hope you and family will enjoy the time away and in a different locale for a while.

A shot from our last trip to Iceland:


The "full" set can be seen here:
Iceland, 2019

Super interesting..thanks for sharing those!

IanKennedy wrote: ↑Sat May 07, 2022 10:45 pm A shot from our last trip to Iceland:


The "full" set can be seen here:
Iceland, 2019

Oh, that's a great shot!

Here's a couple more:

Also, here are some of my Photo sets:
Galapagos, 2012
Namibia, 2014
Yellowstone, 2015
Yellowstone, 2015
Med Cruise, 2017
Las Vegas / Grand Canyon, 2018
Norfolk Broads, 2018
Med Cruise, 2018

As a birthday gift people at work bought me a day at a Owl Conservancy:
Owl Conservancy, 2015

Another one we went to with friends:
Hawk Conservancy, 2018

After two pandemic filled years, I disassembled my Lego Roller Coaster that had been living in my kichen all this time. I also broke down the grand piano that was occupying space in the living room. Luckily, the piano mostly fit back in the box, with only a few pieces needing to be removed (legs, pedals, battery box). However the coaster reqired more pieces removed and bagged, while the huge base was easily separated into two, with most of the motor structures intact. All of it fit nicely into a plastic container for storage. End of an era, and the reclaiming of more space....for now!

P.S. I kept all the building instructions, so reconstruction will be fairly easy.