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Platismatia glauca
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Platismatia glauca is a common british lichen. The one pictured above is a morph often found on gristone rock, having a characteristic copper-brown colouration. The range of forms are shown in M Sutcliffe's images on www.britishlichens.co.uk This particular one was found on a coarse gritstone rock on Withnell Moor, Lancashire on 11.3.10.
Friday, 12 March 2010
LICHENS
LICHENS
Wednesday, 10 March 2010
POEM
Having a great admiration for the work of John Betjeman the following is clearly influenced by his style. 4/1/09
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She stared at her grey television,
Watching her favourite show,
When she heard a knock at the door,
And decided that she'd better go.
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She struggled up from her armchair,
And shuffled across to the door,
But slipped over Ginger, the cat,
Banged her head, and lay still on the floor,
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The rat - tat-tat-tat grew much louder,
And its urgency grew more and more,
A clamour of voices she would have heard,
If she hadn't been dead on the floor.
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Next to her body lay knitting,
A jumper for Alice or Ted,
Depending on how it turned out,
But it didn't turn out 'cos she's dead!
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