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Here4 Life, The Universe and Everything, science, space, archaeology, history, linguistics, art, birds, dogs. It’s not difficult to learn when to include an apostrophe; wisdom in this regard is its own reward. Really, it is. Respect2all sentients; LLAP 🖖

Five chonky raccoons cross from left to right. Being apparently so well-fed, you’d think they’d take a break for the night.
A picture from above looking down on three eggs in a nest, seeming more green than the light blue you’d expect for robins (blame the photographer).
Video of a quick “flyover” of the nest days earlier when there were two wee freshly-hatched baby robins.
Video shows a mother robin in a nest with her baby sticking its neck upward for a bite (it didn’t take long after the video concludes before it got its meal).
An image of a large (18”) woodpecker with a red cap with white and largely black body plumage momentarily taking a break from its task to admire its work-in-progress.
This is a Celtic electrum coin minted in England depicting a horse that’s over 2000 years old.
Criminally amateurish red marker overlaying the Uffington White Horse so that it now has 4 proportional legs, a body and a full head (plus the “old” small head now looks like an eye!)
The Uffington White Horse with theorized original muzzle.
An older aerial view of the Uffington White Horse in black and white.
A b&w picture of a twin series of Hydro towers extending into the background to a vanishing point.
This is a picture of a smiling, baby-faced Moby who is NOT wearing glasses. He does not resemble Gregg Wallace in any way, in my opinion, nor does the latter resemble a whale. My apologies to all concerned.
Yes, i know it’s a picture of dust devil tracks on Mars.