That is strangely satisfying. I’d have yellow footprints all over the shop if I was let loose on that.
I’m going to get some custard and give it a go.
Try it on your neighbours drive first
Babylonian stone weight unit (1 mina = 480g) made of haematite in the shape of a grasshopper - hand-carved between 1800 and 1700 BCE
Stunning
Lovely thing
Rang alarm bells until I saw it came from a peat bog. Funny stuff amber - Baltic stuff like this is ~45 million years old, but once out of its original environment it can break down and disintegrate if reburied in the wrong stuff, so often doesn’t survive, or survives badly, but peat is very much the right stuff for it to be reburied in.
Gorgeous little thing.
This 
Exquisite
A tale of two ceilings… A delayed return from Lopwell took me via Exeter cathedral and Killerton park
and
The outsides
and
The latter seems to have been the home of the family’s pet bear in the early 1800s!
That’s where it’s at…
A fucking quilted ceiling.
The only way a brown ceiling can be even better?
Fingers crossed the bear still shat in the actual woods, rather than the wooden house. Then again, given the colour of everything …
Well, sort of rush matting, with pine cone decorations. It looked very nice, though I’m not sure I’d want my house done that way.
Go for it, get some cheap king size quilts and staple them to the lounge ceiling. 
I missed a bloody trick there. 
You can get brown ones you know 