What was the last thing you looked up?

Australian spiders.

Day beds

Gap Kids

"can i cook radishes"

Clarkes shoes, black leather, ladies for the use of.

Three recent ones: the exchange rate for Turkish Lira, how to tune a ukulele, and what's on TV tonight.

See that's just what I mean; wildswan I couldn't resist and now I know. Who knew that radishes can be roasted?

How do pyrolitic ovens work.

Planning applications in our village, and the one before that was paint colours!

I've just checked my search history and the last thing I looked up was Celafen cream which is supposed to be very good for muscle and joint pain.

I often look up locations when watching travel programmes. The last one was a repeat of Timothy Spall's journey through the Caledonian canal.

How to apply wax polish to raw wood.

Trans activists

How to move rhododendrons

Markets near Villamoura and which bus to get to them.

Where a particular cruise ship is.

Which saying is correct.
Off your own bat or 'off your own back'. Both in use but off your own bat is the original saying so I was sort of right DH.

The mattress scam.

Daniel Graham, an artist who makes moth 'sculptures' from wood. Beautiful.

A old movie I'm watching called "To late for tears"

Dermatillomania

Symptoms of ear infections in adults. (This was for DH ). He is having neck pain. I encouraged him to make an appointment with a chiropractor as it's definitely not his ears!

Found nibbled hazelnuts in the garden. Tiny hole, very neatly gnawed with a smooth inner ring. Oh, yes, I looked it up - a dormouse - now a protected species. Watch out for their nests and hibernation this Autumn and keep them protected. If you have had the horror of finding your cat with one (slightly gingery, slightly furry, flattened tail, long, long whiskers, white chin and sometimes tummy, too) rescue it and if necessary ring a wildlife hospital. They love to make nest from honeysuckle bark.

See this is how it works; I'm intrigued by Auntieflo's wooden moths so I search 'Daniel Graham wooden moths' and up pops a link to The Moth Man: www.moth-man.co.uk/
Now I have moth envy!

How and when to transplant roses.