A Random Rural Scene

 

No idea where this is, but it looks like rural England.

Quite pretty, I suppose.

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Is This The Resting Place of The Holy Grail?

 

Betteridge's law of headlines is an adage that states: "Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no." . It is based on the assumption that if the publishers were confident that the answer was yes, they would have presented it as an assertion; by presenting it as a question, they are not accountable for whether it is correct or not.

In this case, a better answer would be "Probably not."

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Mrs Murphy, Mrs O'Keef and a Spondulon-87 Robot

 

One for you Star Wars fans today.

Mrs Euphemia Murphy and Mrs Harriet O'Keefe, keep their distance from a prototype Spondulon-87 Gate-Guard Robot, as seen  when Darth Maul returns to Nabboo, in Star Wars - The Phantom Empire.

Euphemia and Harriet were First Aiders for that movie.

Bonus - Headline you didn't expect to see at Easter. "Dalai Lama apologises after kissing boy and asking him to ‘suck his tongue"

Bonus 2 - Further annoying the Christians...

Enjoying your holiday, Mr Singh?

 

There's something about this image that makes me think "caravan", but it doesn't seem the usual 1970's PVC and melamine interior.

Chintzy, sure, but everything looks decent quality.

And Mr Singh's smile - infactious.

Bonus - This gate allows walkers and horse through but blocks vehicles

Clever

Meanwhile, In Switzerland

 

Oops.  Admission time.

I nearly forgot to post a slide today.

So, here's a quick grabbed slide, and it appears to be almost certainly Switzerland, in the 1960's.

Or possibly Austria.

Or might be Liechtenstein.

But definitely not The Netherlands.

Bonus - In bad weather / bad visibility, Slow The Flap Down !!!

The Correct Inclination of Gibberish

 

Tedious Tuesday.

But for variety, here's a Bad Photography / Double-Exposure slide instead.

Still not very illuminating.

Bonus - Trying to define Gibberish is ... well. Wiki

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