Which invasion? There were a few… To say it was all Welsh seems a bit odd. Everywhere has been invaded at least a few times. I think some are more a change of ruling class and others have more immigration of normal people.

I think the most well known ones here would be Roman, Anglo Saxon, Viking and Norman.

Looking at the price I think I will stick with dust sheets. But that stuff probably does look a bit nicer.

Reflecting the sunlight away will reduce the heating you get from the sun. As far as opening a window or not, open if outside is cooler, else close.

If it’s pretty windy then it may be worth opening the window if the temperature is similar.

I don’t think there is any hope for a fair society in general

Dragons in old English stories too so it’s not even specifically a Welsh thing. Just another reason to have one on the UK flag.

The worst part of the UK flag is they didn’t put a dragon on it.

A cross isn’t exactly that much better tbh. So you are or used to be some kind of Christian country. Great.

No request for me and I am not logged into a Google account. Using duckduckgo browser on a Fairphone. Phone came with it and it seems alright.

A few meters down is a lot to dig with a spade compared to 50cm which is still quite a bit of digging really.

I do wonder what kind of temperature the water in a pond would be and if I could use that to dump heat into from my house.

I got a Fairphone 4 recently, little over £200 second hand because CEX only had the 256GB version in stock at the time, 128GB would have been a bit cheaper.

Pretty sure this one doesn’t do display port over USB-C though. I use comaps, OSMAnd also works but ran really slow for me on a previous device so I switched and decided may as well stay with comaps if its lighter weight even if I don’t need that as much anymore.

Time to do some crime. Let’s go to a remote location. Turns router on, does crimes, turns it off. Goes home.

Where I live is very flat, the steepest hill is in an area they dug a bunch of clay out the ground to make a hospital.

For a few people maybe, but that wouldn’t explain the extreme difference in population densities over such a small distance. Also there is a smooth path to walk along to go left/right along the beach, its only the beach its self that is uneven terrain.

Humidity is 60-80% here today. At least there is a little bit of wind right now.

mmm mould spores. I live in the UK where its way too humid to consider trying this inside. Pumping water through silicone pipes around my legs and a reservoir with an ice bottle in it did an alright job to help cool off after exercise though. Not sure how sustainable it would be to run long term, think I need another source of cool.

I have wondered how cool the ground is if you dug down 50cm or so and put the pipes there to cool down. But at that point I would be using a huge amount of pipes to get it anywhere with no idea if it would even work very well.

You do realise I can see them right? Many have not. You don’t really need to bring that much with you anyway.

5 mins? 15 seconds of walking out in either direction is enough for it to start noticeably thinning out.

I just walk 100m along the beach and can’t hear them anymore. Most people are too lazy to walk more than that distance from the car park. A fact that is very obvious when I kayak past the coast here and can use the dense clusters of people on the beach as landmarks with almost no one between them. First cluster is the lifeboat station, second and third are cafes, fourth has ice cream.

So it’s easy to find me living at home doing nothing, and hard to track a determined criminal who would just move it when doing crimes?