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There's a clear blue sky and the sun is shining and it's hot, 29C hot and there's no breeze to cool things down a bit.

The last time I watched a sunset was a couple of years ago while on holiday. I went down on the beach with my camera and watched and photographed as the sun slowly sank into the ocean. Standing on an empty beach with just the sound of the waves lapping against the sand as the daylight slowly disappeared was something special. Do you have a duvet on your bed or traditional sheets and blankets?

The more @Sakura tells us about sharks, the more I realise what amazing creatures they are and how badly popular culture treats them.

A large box of new crayons.

I've been rewatching Sound of the Sky. An excellent, highly enjoyable but sadly under appreciated and under rated series.

Today the weatherman threatened rain, but he was wrong! It turned out to be a nice sunny and fairly warm day, but there was a slight chill in the wind when the sun went behind the clouds.

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This is sadly a common occurrence in the UK, delivery drivers just can't be bothered to even ring the doorbell they just drop the stuff on the doorstep and run, I've watched them do it. Fortunately my road is fairly quiet but people who live on more busy roads frequently have their parcels stolen off the doorstep. Then when the delivery notification e-mail arrives it says "handed to resident". Amazon drivers are the worst for this sort of thing.

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I think you're probably right in saying could be a dolphin, the Port of London Authority said it's unlikely for a shark to be that far up the Thames and I think the PLA know more about the inhabitants of the river than anyone else. It's very, very rare for people to kill any unusual animal they see in the Thames. What usually happens is that it becomes a sort of celebrity attraction for a while and people go to see it, other than that it'll be left alone.

A giant pizza

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I've been looking into the matter of sharks in the Thames. And I found out that the Thames estuary is known to be home to at least five different species of shark. The video shows what appears to be a fin moving through the water near Hammersmith Bridge. There seems to be differing opinions about what it was. One wildlife organisation says it's a tope shark while the The Port of London Authority said the Thames had occasional visits from dolphins, porpoises and even whales but said it was unlikely that any sharks would swim that far upstream.

Steak pie, new potatoes and peas, with lots of gravy.

A pallet load of various flavours of powder drinks.

I read a report in in one of the newspapers this morning that will interest @Sakura. A shark has been spotted swimming up the river Thames in London. I did a bit of research and one of the reports I read says it's a tope shark.

Finished re-watching K-On, A fun, not-so-little, series. I always enjoy the interactions between the 5 members of HTT, their friends and their teacher.

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Nice. The broken glass effect is very, er, effective.