What? Mups was crude, I can't believe that!

A nasty train crash near Bedford yesterday.
The driver died,  and many more were injured.  
I think they are still investigating the cause.


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cr7xzg93ddxo

I wonder how the little boy is?
I haven't heard any more, other than one arm and his hip were damaged by the Croc.
They were saying he is 'critical'  but 'stable.'

Trump says Starmer will resign as Prime Minister..
 Adding.. 'I wish him well'

I wonder if Trump worked that out by himself..

Quote from: Raven on Today at 06:18:37 PMRoughly 1/4 hour each week. 

Here you go,  just found this:


After the summer solstice, daylight decreases very gradually. Right after midsummer, you lose only a few seconds to a minute of daylight per day. 

As the weeks progress toward the autumnal equinox, the rate of change accelerates to roughly 2 to 3 minutes per day before slowing down again as winter approaches. The exact number of minutes depends on your latitude

Daydream over Mups looked for her food
If any was left it was probably chewed
Gertie was in her bed fast asleep
Having a nap after eating the meat 
Then what Mups said was really quite crude! 

Daydream over Mups looked for her food
If any was left it was probably chewed
Gertie was in her bed fast asleep
Having a nap after eating the meat

Daydream over Mups looked for her food
If any was left it was probably chewed

Quote from: Alex on Today at 03:44:55 PMMy Mum always called 24th June Midsummers day as it was her wedding anniversary.  It is in Scandinavian countries I believe.

I think June 24 and even the mid summer name are religious. This is really the summer solstice but common usage especially when reporting the druids at Stonehenge it gets called midsummer.

The warmest months are June July and August so mid July is nearer to the middle of summer really.

Roughly 1/4 hour each week.