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10. Moo corner

9. Lying bee(ch tree)

8. A variation on tragedy of the commons

7. Walk report

Ships still about, gulls, not so many ducks or flying rats. Two unfeathered birds, nice people, plus there ground level dogs. No windchill today, water almost glassy, same gear on as last time but overheating. Sunny, birds happy.

Side report … tragedy of the commons. No one in this place does anything in the common space unless scheduled. The mess on the stairs through to the bin area was more. They’re young, they could easily have lifted that dumped bit of kit (some device) in the skip. Nope … waiting for someone else to. Big issue in Britain.

6. We should probably look at the implications

… of this by-election, which turned out this way:

Now, the two critical positions:

• Reform voters include the TV watching (MSM duped), plus the middle class, esp. female who feel Nige is such a nice boy, he’s on tele all the time. And as a substantial proportion of the vote, even leadiing some councils across Britain, it seems to them that Reform is the safe opposition … shirley they’re the anointed protest vote? And Restore splitting the vote is just a Rupy ego trip. It’s close to Piddington in mindset.

• Restore voters see clearly that we’re denied a platform … yea, even on X and other socmed … almost unknown except as this mythological “far right”, which we are not. More self employed and working demographic, not lanyard class. I myself was at one point upper middle, parents working class and decent. We say there’s no splitting the vote … it’s a question of principle and a hill to die on.

Reform are apoplectic about Restore, Restore are flatly determined that it is the ONLY way to go. Eventually, enough Reform voters will wake up, will see and hear things, will start to fill the Restore ranks and that is sonething the Reform honchos, plus ConLabLibdumGreen will not abide.