Over the rails maybe once every 2-3 years. There's a dual 1.2m diameter culvert there on the left (where that white water is) for what is usually a tiny stream. But sometimes they just can't cope.

Yes, it's a functional narrow gauge rail that we use to carry passengers to/from the caves and also just as a standalone tourist railway.

No, not cold. Just bone drenching wet!

It was much easier to drink than I expected and if it hadn't been so huge I probably would have putting them away.

Tee hee, now I can't unsee it as a tiny sauce in that picture, but the wooden spoon is a little bigger than the width of my hand. It's a pasta sauce with celery in it.

Cooking is kind of a big accomplishment for me these days, but it's nice to get back to a sense of eating like "me". I don't think most of us notice in everyday life but food is part of identity.

I love this, I'd seriously consider buying this as a print.

Damn! That's some scenery

This one feels ominous to me for some reason. Like a mountain in Mordor or something!

Not that I could smell. I love the bottle brushes, too! That's another really cool tree. They are also blooming everywhere right now.