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So I take predictions of how AI is going to change things with a healthy dose of salt!

I am reminded of computing 'O' level in 1980 writing programs using paper tapes, whilst the Sinclair ZX was making it's way into homes. But we also had a lecture on how computing technology was going to replace many tasks so we should prepare for much more leisure time in the future.

She had some books for younger readers too - I rember readingThe Young Queen Elizabeth age 7 . Rosemary Sutciffe - The Armourers House was also a fave about then!

Would be interesting, yes! Thanks for all the thought provoking stuff, have just looked back on your earlier posts. I hope someone does - but not me, I have my own rabbit holes to fall down!

Can't be bothered is a very good reason! I suppose if I was that interested I could try it myself but also can't be bothered😊

I'm interested in your idea of a " heat threshold " - your graphic with percentage excess mortality over time hints at this, but as temperatures isn't shown, it's difficult to to see. Is there a way of showing this more clearly? And is the effect of temperature perhaps relative to normal too?

Ok, there's the basement... but also a combined study, utility, and music room. Maybe handy for a musician who wfh and needs to do a lot of laundry?

Left! Both shape and colour...

Also Mary was the daughter of the third Duke of Norfolk rather than sister of fourth. She was the sister of Henry Earl of Surrey who was a close friend of Henry Fitzroy.

* St Michael's, Framingham. Must proof read before hitting the button!

*along with!

He died aged 17. He was married to Mary Howard , sister of the 4th Duke of Norfolk. The marriage was unconsummated and there was no issue. Their tomb is in St Mary's Framingham , alone with other Howard family tombs.

Not sure what you mean? There were only 3 Tudor Kings (unless you count Philip). So the young king Edward was the only one who didn't any descendants. And Henry Fitzroy didn't have any either, also dying young.

Also no pics of 5th bedroom which must hold something so ghastly it cannot be disguised by a few cheap red chenille throws. Ditto bunker and annexe. But curiously chose not to disguise the pile of loo rolls in the utility room which made it into the brochure too. Maybe a scatological cult?

Since a TV seems to block Kitchen/Hall door, I deduced that hall was not used, and house was routinely accessed through the boot room. But another TV blocks the lounge/porch door, which means the lounge must be entered by the hall? (No pics of porch which appears to be of no practical use at all).

Me too for a second!

Impressive arch! Does your wife's idea of "nearly finished" and yours differ maybe?

No! Do tell...

In my junior school, we had desks with hinged lids so I spent quite a lot of my time reading books concealed underneath them, not always undetected. No detentions though - don't think we had them.

I've seen small kale tops in a couple of greengrocers in Suffolk this week - the one today labelled it"kalettes" (!) don't know if it's a local thing.... bit far to be of much use to you though