I love...

TBH, I didn’t notice that and it doesn’t taste salty so……

Dry roasted peanuts.

Hello it's the 1980s speaking.

Sorry I've been a bit salty there.

Nothing makes you cane beer faster

I love getting the perfect line on a cattle grid, riding the smooth join instead of being shaken to fuck.

I did this in the pyrenees once & it turned out was two cattle grids, which then slid apart. Wheel dropped in, went over the bars & spent the rest of the trip with a busted face & broken front teeth. Never again with cattle grids for me!

I love impact drivers and lump hammers very much.

A glory wipe.

I built my garden studio/shed thing without an impact driver, then bought one 6 months afterwards. I've spent the subsequent years since wondering how I managed at all.

Riding past breweries on my morning commute and the smell of them brewing.

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From pasture to table?

De la teta a la taza

My fire

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This guy’s videos, and I don’t even ride motorized bikes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJPCuJ7Eaxg

The little wild areas popping up around me in SE.

Waterlink isn't exactly urban but there's a new wild pond surrounded by long grasses and a little pier for newt/frog/fish spotting. There's also a new wooded area just of the ginger line tracks on Dacres. Never been one for the countryside but every time i go to either with the dog they really help me destress.

Impact drivers

That carrots are so cheap.

How tasty raw peppers are when sliced.

when you get back to your locked bike and is still there
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Rok straps.

Seeing green parakeets in my local park (south Essex)

Emptying my dehumidifier

We appear to have these in Bristol now, which is nice!

Having a successful power-nap.
Drove for near-on ten hours the other day and had a break after about six. Was only out for about ten mins but woke up like it was a new morning. In contrast I came home yesterday and it took about 8 1/2 hours with a break but no shut-eye. Was shattered at the end of it and couldn’t switch off for ages. Power naps don’t always work, but they are awesome when they do.

We have ours in the basement (where it’s required) with the connected hose just routed into the floor drain.