
Wisdom of the crowds? My favourite so far “Is Brexit karma”.

Wisdom of the crowds? My favourite so far “Is Brexit karma”.
We had a walk round Loch Ardinning reserve this morning.
Turned out warm, still and clear despite the forecast.
Grass drying from the rain, sparkling.
Fair number of butterflies around, Small Tortoiseshells, Ringlets, some Whites and a lot of Painted Ladies. One or two others I didn’t ID, including a duller red/brown one.
Plenty of blue damselflies and some small red dragonflies.
Saw one wee lizard wriggling away through the grass and one on the wall. The latter looked as if it was regrowing its tail.

If I embed tweets on this blog I usually just paste in the url to the tweet and it auto-magically embeds.
Today I did this but as the tweet was part of a thread it brought other tweets in. I checked the tweet embed page and although you can hide the thread with that pasting it into WordPress seems to strip the javascript and you still get the thread.
This page,Twitter Embeds — Support — WordPress.com came to the rescue
[tweet https://twitter.com/lewiswake/status/1155162973683556352 hide_thread='true']
gives a nice single tweet.
NB, for Scottish educators, this is not true for Glow Blogs at the moment. I suspect due to our version of Jetpack?
Yesterday’s walk: Kilpatrick Braes – Slacks Trig Point, notes, photos, map: walkmap

Eileen Agar: collage as ‘a form of inspired correction, a displacement of the banal by the fertile intervention of chance or coincidence‘.
Read: The Living Mountain by Nan Shepherd ★★★★★ One to read twice.
Michael Rosen explores the sound and rhythm of English with poet Glyn Maxwell.
Listened to: Word of Mouth – Glyn Maxwell – @bbcradio4
@MichaelRosenYes and Glen Maxwell’s conversation on poetry was a delight.
yesterday’s walk over An Caisteal and Beinn a’Chroin, map, photos, note: walkmap