One from the archives for #SundayPix #SundayPixSky - sunset on the north Cornwall coast, November 2018.
She/her.
In the UK.
Catherine
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Cooking, reading, knitting, gaming and occasionally playing DnD or being outdoors (but all the fun things are currently taking second place to a mid-life career change that involves studying).
She/her.
In the UK.
She/her.
In the UK.
David Penfold 
A priest, a pastor, and a rabbit walked into a clinic to donate blood. The doctor says to the rabbit: "What's your blood type?"
"I'm probably a Type O", the rabbit replied with great sadness.
ellethat saying "getting all your ducks in a row" is so stupid I mean how could that even ha-
@rosamundi Definitely!
RosamundiSpending my Saturday morning introducing my partner to the Carlisle Experiment, where the UK government nationalised all the pubs in Carlisle in 1916 and only sold them off in 1973 because it was embarrassing that they were so successful. #history #socialhistory
https://blog.nationalarchives.gov.uk/pubs-vs-first-world-war/
https://www.morningadvertiser.co.uk/Article/2016/07/25/The-extraordinary-story-of-nationalised-pubs-during-the-First-World-War
@rosamundi Ooh, those links are fascinating. How did I not know about this?!
Graham Sutherland / Polynomial@kityates I genuinely don't understand why, even if it's not available on the NHS for everyone, it's not even available on the same 'free on the NHS for those at high risk, everyone else can get it privately at a pharmacy' basis as flu jabs.
Kit Yates"Covid testing is being scaled back even further in England from April.
It is part of the "living with Covid" approach that relies on vaccines to keep people safe."
If you're going to pursue a vaccine-only approach you need to offer people the vaccines.
