Rabbit Quest Geohashing 20260623-W-AY68OD

  • On foot
  • 41.8842, 12.4624
  • 23 June 2026
  • 428.16 ppm CO2
  • OpenStreetMap

It has been a while.

Composite image. On the left a map showing the location of the quest and my position. On the right, a view in the other direction, because the view towards the Rabbit was a green hedge with a wall behind it. An empty concrete fountain basin in the foreground with a rustic wooden fence behind it and the gree tops of different tree species in the background, all under a clear blue sky.

No finer way to spend a sweltering 36C Sunday morning than in the cool of a cinema watching the gorgeous restoration of Charlie Chaplin’s Modern Times. So that’s what we did.

Top Albums from last.fm on 21/06/26 1, Various Artists, The Rough Guide to Raï, (10); 2, The Dave Brubeck Trio, Gerry Mulligan, Paul Desmond, The Complete 1972 Berlin Concert, (8);

We have a lot of cannas on the terrace and I think this one, fresh this morning, is my favourite. Snagged from a resort in Puglia, I call it Badisco. No idea of the correct variety name. #bloomscrolling

A canna flower, intense yellow and orange against a background of other plants.

The first tomato plants in England were noted around 1590, but there aren’t many recipes until the 1720s. Why did it take so long?

The stories you may have heard are probably wrong.

Dr Serin Quinn explains what really caused the delay.

eatthispodcast.com/tomato-en…

Cover artwork, A Victorian advertisement for a heated glasshouse, with a gardener tending a plant above a section labelled Hot Bed.

Glad to say, Sunlit seems to be operational again for me.

A pizza with vibrant red cherry tomatoes and green rocket leaves.