Caroline Lamont Smith

Caroline Lamont Smith

@physicsbear.bsky.social

Physics, Football, Friendship, Fells

89 Followers 144 Following 259 Posts Joined Oct 2023
2 months ago

Stiles are very much my thing, but the eejit is very much not, so I shall (sadly) be abstaining from voting this year 😞.

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3 months ago

It won't pay my bills either, but isn't life richer for this kind of detail? 😊

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3 months ago

Spent the morning in tears, on and off. Did some painting, felt better. A short story.

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3 months ago

Yes. A good book should have the power to move, whether that's thought or tears or laughter. I think I had a lot of tears waiting to be triggered by the ideas in this one

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3 months ago

I've loved all your books, but the end of this one struck particularly. I hope I try to make my own small difference to the world πŸ™

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3 months ago

Just finished reading @herdyshepherd.bsky.social "The Place of Tides". A beautiful book, but now sat watching the rain streaming down the window as tears stream down my face asking myself if I'm making any kind of positive difference to the world, however small.

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4 months ago
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Cousin Ann's ashes laid to rest beside her mother (my great aunt), my grandparents, my father and my uncle β™₯️

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5 months ago
A man in a black top and black peaked cap holds onto the base of a ladder stretching up a tree in a leafy wood. Other, shorter, ladders are propped against neighbouring trees, unused.

Why yes, you idiot moggy, I do have a friend with a very long ladder, and fortunately he also has infinite patience to wrestle with you 25ft off the ground to get you home safely

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5 months ago
A view straight up a slender tree trunk into the upper branches, where a calico cat stares down from a perch on a narrow branch

Hello down there! I seem to be a little bit stuck. Any chance you have a ladder long enough to come and get me? Of course I'll co-operate, and not try and escape along a branch not strong enough for my weight, or cling fiercely to the tree with every fibre of my being when you try and pick me up.

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5 months ago
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Just 5 spaces left on my small museums for mental health w'shop this Sat,on how collecting & arranging small objects improves mental health.
Incl BRILLIANT research showing that playing TETRIS makes us more resilient to stress
πŸ‘‡Earlybird price expires tmrwπŸ‘‡
workshops.emmamitchell.uk/courses/smal...

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5 months ago

For the record, scrapping indefinite leave to remain and deporting people is wrong *not* because it hasn't been costed properly, or the "figures are wrong" but because it's a disgraceful, immoral, inhumane, idiotic thing to do. And appeals to racist shitgibbons.

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5 months ago

The boy's in Yr9 now, so time for teachers to knuckle down and make sure the kids really hate English literature. 13 year old boys are definitely interested in Jane Eyre and An Inspector Calls. Or Ann In Spectacles as we now call it. Husband does love a pun.

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5 months ago

I would 100% sign up for this if it weren't for the fact that I'll be celebrating bestest friend's 50th by consuming enough port and cheese to put us in a cheese-coma. But I do intend to make a mini museum of wondrous engineering bits n bobs. Which isn't quite the same, but inspired by you

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5 months ago
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My new small museums for mental health w'shop is on Sat 4 Oct
Recent compelling research shows that collecting & arranging collections neatly alleviates anxiety & lifts mood.
Includes:
🌿2 hr zoom-we'll make & photograph small museums
πŸ—οΈ30% off my Etsy shop:
workshops.emmamitchell.uk/courses/smal...

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6 months ago

"And while it's reeling from that, we'd follow up with a whist drive, a car boot sale, some street theatre and possibly even some benefit concerts. Ok? Now, if that's not enough, I'm sorry, it's time for the T-shirts"

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6 months ago

All the wanging on about how the liberal left are the violent ones reminds me of Rimmer in Red Dwarf, mocking liberals, "The time for talking is over. Call it extreme if you like, but I propose we hit it hard and hit it fast with a major - and I mean major - leaflet campaign"

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6 months ago
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Less ink, trying a new technique.

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6 months ago
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Need to go back. The boy's only climbed Bowfell once, which is not enough.

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6 months ago
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An attempt (not entirely satisfactory) at #Haweswater from the Old Corpse Road.

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6 months ago
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6 months ago
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The Drunken Duck has always been a fine pub, and I started sampling their wares early. Me and my mother, 1977

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6 months ago
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Amazing what I can do if I ignore housework, laundry, DIY and other assorted life admin πŸ˜‚

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6 months ago
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Reasonably happy with my use of my bank holiday Monday. Would rather be there in person than drawing it from the Fens, but you can't have everything!

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6 months ago
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I didn't quite get the same angle in April and August, but I still rather like the contrast of blossom then sloes and the treeless branches in Spring being lush green in Summer

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6 months ago
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Sadly I am not here. It was much nicer than work

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7 months ago
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Fabulous dual-direction corner stile on Walla Crag @lakesstiles.bsky.social

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7 months ago
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Badger!

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7 months ago
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Is there a better place to be?

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7 months ago

For reasons lost in the mists of time, my boy & I have a "thing" about spoons that requires one of us to say, "Ho traveller! It is dangerous to go alone! Here, take this abnormally large spoon to aid you on your journey."

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7 months ago
Watercolour painting of beach finds from Hartlepool, northeast England - a Saddle Oyster shell, common cuttlefish, Rayed Artemis, Shore Crab, Common Whelk and Humpback Scallop.

Shells and skeletons from the beach at Hartlepool - Saddle Oyster shell, common cuttlefish, Rayed Artemis, Shore Crab, Common Whelk and Humpback Scallop. Watercolour painting.
🐑
#art
#nature

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