Had a very similar experience going from this garden to this walled garden/BnB owned and operated by someone I’d gotten to know on flickr where we would stay a few days. I thought it would be fun to pass through Dartmoor national park on the way. Got into trouble where where the road wound down a ravine to the right and then back up the other side to the left. As I got toward the bottom I saw a large bus coming down from other direction. The road wasn’t really large enough for both of us. I edged into the hedge on the left, clearing the bus by a whisker. Unfortunately, the hedge was hiding some jagged rock on the road’s edge which took out one tire. So we called for a tow truck and arrived to our lodging around midnight. Our host was very helpful. By the time we woke up he’d found a place that carried the tire we needed and had the bad tire off the car. After breakfast he drove us there and insisted on putting the tire on when we got back. He was a saint and the lodging was the best we stayed in. (Of course we also stayed one night at a YMCA in Bristol so everything is relative. Spartan comes close.)
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Noah lost that Euro Pozidriv screwdriver, and kept on stripping the screw heads with his Phillips driver. He also had a fist full of dowels at the end, so hope for the best.
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Which is better, 1…or 2?
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After 60+ years of eye exams I just discovered there was a third option, “same”.
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Remember this situation from last year? “Princess Bride” version made me smile
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I wonder what the cat is thinking. From its eyes I could suggest a few choice phrases (probably containing a selection of non-alphanumeric characters 
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Not altogether unlike the fate of kitty, above.
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“It appears that the vaccines are working and the humans are returning to work. If things go as planned, we’ll have the run of the house by the end of the year.”
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Don’t try this at home. Oops, too late.
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