Tired of attendees making statements during question time? Here's how to handle a meeting question that isn't actually a question.

https://www.conferencesthatwork.com/index.php/event-design/2019/01/handling-questions

#meetings #EventDesign #audience #questions #rambling #NotAQuestion #eventprofs

God evening Fediversistas! Bit blowy out. Managed to get our amble in before it got too bad. Wouldn’t have had a whiteout on the tops if it had been properly windy. #Hiking #Rambling #Ambling
Cave Dale and pervil Castle walk #Hiking #walking #rambling #outdoors
Sunrise at "The broken road" Accessed it by foot from the Mam Nick car park (grid ref: SK123832) by walking up from the top of Winnats Pass. Not a bad place to take a flask for first coffee of the day #Hiking #walking #rambling #outdoors
I can honestly say I can think of a few more #Hiking #walking #rambling #outdoors
Todays adventures in Derwent water and Keswick #Hiking #walking #rambling #outdoors

We look forward to welcoming walkers, hikers & ramblers enjoying the King Charles III England Coast Path, and specifically the section that runs past our door, the Norfolk Coast Path.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cy0dxexdd8xo

#walking #rambling #hiking #walk #norfolkcoast #norfolkcoastpath #northnorfolk #coast #footpath

King opens world's longest coastal path around England

The King Charles coastal path will allow walkers right of access to the entire coast for the first time.

BBC News
Day 6 : final day till Sunday. A 8 mile circular walk starting at Longnor, up Chrome Hill and taking in the view of the dragons Back. #Hiking #walking #rambling #outdoors

Anyone fancy a little walk along the seafront?
#rambling #nature

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cy0dxexdd8xo

King opens world's longest coastal path around England

The King Charles coastal path will allow walkers right of access to the entire coast for the first time.

BBC News
Arugula is bolting due to the heatwave; I'm deliberately letting it go to seed for next year's volunteers. The little garlic in the back is... tiny. The variety of garlic does not seem to like this yard/soil. But, it survives, so it was replanted. There is spinach in there (usually gets eaten). Radishes (daikon) there are much larger than usual, they usually get eaten as shoots by the squirrels. Miner's lettuce and sorrel is my son's experiment... growing fine, but no one has eaten any yet lol. I guess I should start thinning it and mixing it with my breakfast/lunch. #gardening #rambling