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Lou @loulise.eurosky.social · 17/10/2026

Last night’s view. Fantastic night with the boy at his first gig. ARAR?

A stage set - a row of three shop fronts, with the windows of flats above. There is a red post box in front of one of the shops and lamp posts and a phone box to the side. The stage is set with multiple instruments, microphones and amps.

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Lou @loulise.eurosky.social · 25/08/2026

This evening’s sky, with this evening’s moon.

Blue sky just before twilight with trees and houses in the distance. A nearly full moon has just risen, and glows low down in the sky.

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Lou @loulise.eurosky.social · 19/08/2026

Whilst I would normally be out at work, it seems that the garden has become quite the spot for the local cats. First the black and white one having a drink from the birdbath, and then a brief stand off between the other two.

Side view of a black and white cat leaning down to drink from a ground level bird bath.

A black cat sitting next to the same ground level bird bath. It is looking to the side, staring at a tabby which is out of frame to the left.

A tabby cat sat on some stone steps next to a patio.

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Lou @loulise.eurosky.social · 11/08/2026

Not so green two months on.

View across flat football pitches with hills and trees in the distance. The sky is blue with wispy white clouds, the grass is dry and brown with the lines of the pitches only just visible.

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Lou @loulise.eurosky.social · 04/08/2026

This evening’s sky. Come on, just rain…

Heavy, dark grey clouds at dusk. There are several patches where the clouds are paler and illuminated by the setting sun.

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Lou @loulise.eurosky.social · 28/06/2026

An afternoon well spent.

Audible screenshot - JL Carr’s A Month in the Country.

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Lou @loulise.eurosky.social · 20/06/2026

Very much enjoying this.

Cover image of the novel Solace House by Will Maclean.

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Lou @loulise.eurosky.social · 17/06/2026

This evening’s moon, with added Venus.

Pale blue, late evening sky with a bright, crescent moon. Just above the moon is a bright point of light which is the planet Venus.

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Lou @loulise.eurosky.social · 02/06/2026

This evening’s sky. Everything seems greener and bluer after this afternoon’s storm.

View across a flat, green field and hedges and trees at the horizon. The grass is cut short and there are football goals in the distance. The sky is deep blue behind a band of white clouds.

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Lou @loulise.eurosky.social · 24/04/2026

Scrolling along and I thought this was one of those ‘how it started, how it’s going’ things for a second.

Screenshot of Bluesky feed on showing two posts. The top one is a 19th century painting of a young man and woman side by side. The bottom one is an image from Columbo in which the detective is sitting on a sofa speaking on a phone whilst his arm is around the shoulder of the man next to him.

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Lou @loulise.eurosky.social · 12/04/2026

It’s finally unfurling time.

Close up photograph of two plant pots in front of a wooden fence. In the front pot a fern is in the early stages of its spring regrowth. One frond is almost fully unfurled and pointing straight upwards. There are several shorter stems with their leaves still coiled up.

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Lou @loulise.eurosky.social · 09/04/2026

Spotted this today - probably not everyone’s thing but I actually quite like it.

A black and white print in a square black frame, photographed through a shop window. The print is a hazy silhouette of Paddington Bear sitting on a bench with his suitcase to one side. His right paw is outstretched in front of him in slightly clearer focus, as if being held out towards the viewer.

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Lou @loulise.eurosky.social · 27/03/2026

I loved this. I think I found it so absorbing because everything - time, geography, memory - is slightly off, like a dream. Plus it has ghosts and folk horror vibes, which always appeal to me.

Cover image of Lost in the Garden by Adam S Leslie.

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Lou @loulise.eurosky.social · 25/03/2026

Yes, I think I can identify with that.

Extract from the novel Benighted by JB Priestly:

Margaret had released Philip's arm and was now feeling rather foolish. She had just caught sight of a loaf of bread and a large piece of cheese, and the solid ordinariness of them had suggested to her that she was in danger of behaving like a tired hysterical woman.

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Lou @loulise.eurosky.social · 08/03/2026

We’ve reached the stage where some of the boy’s outgrown/out of favour stuff actually fits me. 😬

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Lou @loulise.eurosky.social · 03/03/2026

Started this on this morning’s commute, and now I can’t wait for home time so I can listen to a bit more.

Cover image of the novel Lost in the Garden by Adam S Leslie.

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Lou @loulise.eurosky.social · 09/02/2026

That’s lovely. For some reason it’s just triggered a memory of having something very similar to this on the top of our garden shed when I was little. 😊