A Hazy Shade

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Hercules push

"A Hazy Shade of Winter" was written by Simon & Garfunkel and released as a single in 1966, but there have been several different versions since then, including one by a death metal group, for Pete's Sake! My favorite is done by The Bangles from the soundtrack for the 1987 movie "Less Than Zero", starring Andrew McCarthy, Jami Gertz and Robert Downey Jr.
Downey calls the movie 'the Ghost of Christmas Future', because his own drug use spiraled out of control after this movie, until he finally cleaned up and sobered up.
(And speaking of winter... it actually snowed here on Friday night (May 8), just an inch, but by the afternoon on Saturday it was all gone - just standard New Hampshire)

@D.S.Masters It's been beautiful spring here in England for ages, and gone bitterly cold today. Have you sent your snow across the Atlantic to us, ?

A great way to warm up on a chilly day, !

I do enjoy the

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[Hercules push. B was having so much fun he got right up by the win before he realised he couldn't finish it off and had to go running back to fetch help, !]

@cimarronline I will play again and try that way, !

Great FUN with this level...I thought the same that @cimarronline but was too late because R was walking happily to the win block Thanks for sharing @D.S.Masters

Sorry everyone. I'm the one who depleted B's fuel cell. I'm SOoo bad at herding, it's laughable.
Thanks Mr Masters!

Ah, and, winter over? well, Erm... Winter is not over around here (I'm in Québec). We are just a few degrees above freezing in day time, its' still below freezing at night. Barrie (north of Toronto) had enough snow to have to shovel.
You see, arctic air came down on vacation over our lands. Bbrrr.
So there's all these seedlings growing up here in the basement, that can't be transplanted outside.
So i guess we'll be harvesting from those, again this year, right in our basement. Which also happened last spring and gave us the idea to keep some plants inside during winter, hence the avatar....
But not to worry, in a few weeks we'll all be complaining it's too damm hot :-(

@mossieurclo

Probably. Good luck with the plants - the last time I tried to take care of plants, they were on life support in a few days.

@D.S.Masters Oh, too bad. A big help would be that capillary auto watering system that you see in the photo.

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Ours are doing rather well, tomato plants up to the ceiling. We are awed and humbled at nature's generosity and resilience, and had veggies all winter (now THAT'S local sourcing!).
Which raised the question: how old can a tomato plant be?The only answer found is about that single plant (tree?) taking up a whole greenhouse in Epcot Center https://www.google.com/search?q=epc...d=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8#imgrc=bt8Im0dfP1YfTM:

Another meticulous gem (goes without saying really!)