Read every day in January! Quite pleased with this ☺️ #JanuaryPagesChallenge @thestorygraph
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Majestic otter is majestic!
#OtterLove #NaturePhotography #CuteAnimals #WildlifePhotography #AnimalPhotography
Ready for the cover of your next horror bestseller 😛
#Photography #AtmosphericVibes #NaturePhotography #CorvidLove #WildlifePhotography #DarkAesthetic
@solderandchaos Bluey's where it's at. So wholesome 💜
@NottheBoson you’d have to ask @GlitchEngine I’m afraid. He’s the mastermind behind this one 😁
Breaking in my new soldering iron as per #EMFCamp talk on Tiny Toolkits (https://tinytoolk.it/) with this hexpansion prototype. Haven’t decided what to do with it yet though 🤔
The Robot ArmsThis year we had re-usable pint and half-pint plastic cups at the bar. Now we've had a chance to count, here are the results:
We had 10080 pints on site and used 5265 of them. 9585 were returned to the supplier for re-use, meaning 495 went missing.
We had 2200 half-pints on site and used 1540 of them. 2090 were returned for re-use, meaning 110 went missing.
This is a return rate of just over 95%, which according to our supplier is "unprecedented"! They usually see a return rate of 80% from events that charge a deposit for the cups, and as low as 40% from events that don't.
We gave 3335 discounts during the event to people who brought their cup back to the bar to be re-filled. That accounts for the difference between the number of cups used and the number of pints served (nearly 9000) and means a lot of time, water and energy was saved on washing them.
Thank you to everyone who returned cups to the bar during the event - we really appreciated the stacks of empties left outside for us in the mornings!
We had 10080 pints on site and used 5265 of them. 9585 were returned to the supplier for re-use, meaning 495 went missing.
We had 2200 half-pints on site and used 1540 of them. 2090 were returned for re-use, meaning 110 went missing.
This is a return rate of just over 95%, which according to our supplier is "unprecedented"! They usually see a return rate of 80% from events that charge a deposit for the cups, and as low as 40% from events that don't.
We gave 3335 discounts during the event to people who brought their cup back to the bar to be re-filled. That accounts for the difference between the number of cups used and the number of pints served (nearly 9000) and means a lot of time, water and energy was saved on washing them.
Thank you to everyone who returned cups to the bar during the event - we really appreciated the stacks of empties left outside for us in the mornings!