1. To be loaded up and setting out.
2. I am rather horrified to discover that there is a pond not far from the end of our unfenced garden -- but then Bettany shouts 'Duck-duck!' They, and a single moorhen, are quite happy to snap up bits of bread end from our hands.
3. To spot red and white admirals in the patches of evening sunlight. They are most interested in a plant with fuzzy discs of ointment pink flowers that I have an odd feeling is distantly related to cannabis.
Coffee, right there and advent calendar.
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