Charlie Stamp @stamp@social.cleverlibre.org

I don’t know who made this but it’s #funny so I’m sharing with you. #Comic #KnockKnock #Dogs

Mastodon has brought some pretty niche hashtags my way and I’m here for it

#StandingStoneSunday #Calanais #Harris #Hebrides

I don’t understand why people think Mastodon is difficult. It seems pretty straightforward, and the separate servers are no biggie. I’m enjoying this fresh start here, like moving to a new apartment!

Staying for the night at Mystic Farms Distillery in Durham, NC on our way to NYC. Check engine light came on with a generic misfire, hoping it’s just some bad gas :-/ #rvlife #vanlife #camping #boondocking If you know anyone into camping I’m hosting a Mastodon instance at https://rv.social (please boost if relevant)

People grumbling that #Mastodon is slow at the moment... You just turned up with 1 million people in a tiny, rural village and you're complaining there's a queue to get into the only tearoom, which is run by gay pensioners Babs & Maureen as a retirement hobby on Mons-Weds. Relax!
#TwitterMigration

The Space Station returns to UK evening skies this week

See times here https://www.meteorwatch.org/iss-international-space-station-times-uk-november-december-2022/

Follow @Virtualastro@twitter.com for alerts on Twitter, Mastodon and Facebook

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Welcome to my first Mastodon followers. I'm still figuring it out. I will probably start by duplicating what I can from twitter here, until I get used to it. Martin

I love the red around the edges.

View from the roadside at Altnafeadh in Glencoe overlooking the river Coupall.

If you've been on here a week or more (or if you're new) it's worth using https://fedifinder.glitch.me/ once every couple of weeks as more people you followed from Over There come over here. Use merge when prompted. It's super useful.

#photography #BlueMountains
#snow #climatechange

These are some of favourite snow images from the Blue Mountains in 2022. It was a fairly quiet snow season for us.

With the climate warming notably across the last hundred years, our snowfalls are becoming less frequent and less deep.

Our biggest recorded fall in Blackheath NSW (1080M ASL) was around 90cm on July 4th, 1900, also 40cm on July 17th, 1965. These days a big fall is 5cm.

Still pretty though.

@EmmaKennedy Really great to see you here, Emma. You and Stephen Fry being here are one of the main reasons that I decided to take the plunge.

I have set up my own server for anybody that is struggling to find space on one. I'm, especially keen on interacting with writers, graphic designers and creatives.