Did anyone else not know this tower clock in #hobart predates the one in #london ’s Big Ben? #penitentiary tour.

Sadly, I’m calling time on chilli season 2024.

This, to everyone: “…don’t use my community to create fake outrage—it’s sad.”

Just a dude telling Sir Paul McCartney why Sir Paul McCartney is definitely, absolutely wrong about a song that Sir Paul McCartney wrote.

I’m calling it: Best chilli season ever. And this is the last of it. #tasmania

Even if I could not taste, reckon I’d #garden for the colours. #tasmania #tomatoseason24

Mid March and I’m clinging to an excess of basil. But not for much longer. Such a bittersweet time of year in the garden. #Tasmania

A genuinely magical afternoon with the kids turning our first crop of galas into a slice from Sally Wise’s excellent ‘The Comfort Bake’. #tasmania #tassieas

Why is it that Tasmanians have a universally shared rejection of zucchini during the yearly glut? But no one has complained about the yearly glut of tomatoes. Ever.

That has been a highly restorative relish day. 🍅 Can recommend.

Policies with the half life of a rare isotope of whoopsadasium. My analysis at the halfway mark. #politas

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Any hot takes on the best place for a savoury muffin in Hobart’s CBD? #editas

Possibly my fav gardening project ever. I call it: the Frankenpot! Kudos to national treasure Gardening Australia for the ‘how to’. ABC Australia

Ok. Today I officially reached the ‘Help!’ phase of the #Tasmanian zucchini season.

Did you see this BlundstoneAU Blundstone USA?? 600k+ followers. 🤩

The font nerd in me loves this so much. Ht: Dr Jos 🇦🇺🇫🇷🇱🇧

Hey Dr Nathan Kilah @chemistrynathan.bsky.social - asking you as a gardener and a chemist. I just bought two beautiful pots on marketplace that I was going to put olives into. But they’ve been treated with a sealant of some sort. Is it possible to test if it’s lead or oil based do you know?

Always a sucker for a clearance ticket, but this was a tad underwhelming.

A truck loaded with thousands of copies of Roget's Thesaurus spilled its load leaving New York Witnesses were stunned, startled, aghast, stupefied, confused, shocked, rattled, paralyzed, dazed, bewildered, surprised, dumbfounded, flabbergasted, confounded, astonished, and numbed.

Second pickle of summer. No prizes for guessing what it is. What a glorious time of year in the garden #tasmania