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A blog about art, astronomy and a garden shed. (Sometimes including references to life, paleontology, gastronomy, tropical fish keeping and the delights of the 5-string banjo)

Points directly at the auroch marrow |
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| Pottery created by master potter Chrissy H Roberts |
Watching Keith Brymer Jones on TV
Judging pottery
It's a bit of a lottery
As to whether or not he might cry?
Thrown down and in slabs, 'lovey'
Assessing pottery
Is a lot of a lottery
Will Keith weep, get emotional and cry?
Out of the drying room and into the fire
Baked to a bisque
Or porcelain risked
Will Keith get smoked up, choked up and cry?
Underglaze, over glaze and raku free
There is many a clay slip
Twixt saucer, cup and lip.
So, will Keith say 'Brilliant lovey' and cry?
Who will be 'Potter of the Week'?
Who will be leaving the pottery tonight?
A ceramic finale, featuring fight or flight
When Keith and the 'Kiln Gods' might cry.
More doggerel from George Roberts September 2026
Ledgendary aquarist and tropical fish fancier, Syd Carp, dropped into the Cabine today bearing a gift (less than £25) from his mate Geoffrey Amazon (no relation). A digital automatic fish feeder! Whatever next?🤯
As I said at the time " This looks like unnecessary fun"😱
"What did I say Roy"?🤣
"This looks like unnecessary fun"🤫
We are currently in the experimental stage of testing whether it works. Fish expiring or growing porky will be the litmus test for the device!🐷⚰️
I couldn't help but think that as my brain atrophies with age, at least the fish will be fed..
The alternative to the automatic feeder is Syd Carp and Dave Angel taking up permanent residency chez nous.

Art is definitely in the eye of the beholder and sometimes it is the result of a happy accident , aka 'Happenstance''.
I was looking for something in the Cabine, when I noticed that a plate of copper, given to me by friends, had suffered from surface contamination and subsequent corrosion. The marks upon the plate's surface were intriguing and to me looked liked an 'Ankylosaurus' from the late Cretaceous Period.
AI provided the landscape!

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| Type 1a Supernova in the galaxy NGC 1399, Constellation Pegasus. Credit: Jodrell Plank Observatory. |