Ros Jackson

@rosjackson.co.uk

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🌹 Deputy Leader of the Labour Group at East Lindsey District Council. Ludensian. PHP and MySQL wrangler. Dragon chronicler. I block AI posters. https://www.rosjackson.co.uk/

The superb sight of a row of solar panels under construction behind a fence on a bit of car park abutting onto a grassy area.
A poster for Fireside Tales at the Boar's Head, 12 Newmarket, Louth. Stories of the eerie and uncanny, the speculative and supernatural. 29.4.26, Beltaine Eve, 7pm start. The image features a spooky circle with a bunch of runes. Dr Kate Cherrell, John W. Ashbrook, Ian Gouge, Sheri Young, and Ros Jackson. The dead won't wait.
A macro image of a shiny ladybird on a frayed leaf. You can see the tiny fronds on its mouth, which I'm not sure if they are teeth or something else. They do apparently bite if they get thirsty enough, I'm told.
A purple felt cover with a green felt dragon with a silver pupil wearing tiny wee chains on its ear scales because it is metal as hell and not going to any of your pretentious fashionista parties when there's gold to hoard, victims to flame, and unsuspecting comic fantasy worlds to bend to its will.
Seven leaflets on a desk. One is for Connecting People for Wellbeing - Social Prescribing, another for Volunteering; another for Lincoln and Lindsey Blind Society; one for Caring for someone with dementia by Age UK; another for Lincolnshire Carers Service: Here to help; a second social prescribing leaflet; and a Steady Steps one which says Move and Improve. They were some of the leaflets available at the event at the Meridian Leisure Centre, which was for older people with an emphasis on falls prevention.
An image of three people outdoors, wearing coats and hats, against the backdrop of a tree. A couple are wearing red Labour stickers, and the one in the middle has a steampunk style bowler hat with goggles.
Frank, a small dog, leaps up to grab a red frisbee and catches it in his mouth. He's totally focused on the frisbee because it's his favourite thing, with the possible exception of barking at squirrels.
A bee-like insect with a long proboscis on a white background, drinking from a drop of water. It has one set of wings.