That's brilliant. We were in Leominster and, sadly, there was quite a bit of cloud.
UncleArthur
The pedant in me has to point out that Big Ben is the great bell of the Westminster clock. The tower in which it's housed is the Elizabeth Tower.
It's different, and arguably better, on second viewing.
It's stupidly difficult to find an answer thanks to the enshittification of the internet. I did find this:
https://www.sciencefocus.com/planet-earth/how-deep-is-an-ocean-wave
Circle of Influence vs. Circle of Concern.
Put all your effort into the things in the former category because, however hard you try, you can't influence the things in the latter one.
People hate to receive unsolicited advice, however useful or well-meant it is. By all means offer, but don't force the issue if it's declined.
And don't say 'I told you so' if things end up going south, however tempting it might be.
James Burke's 'Connections' would like a word.
Mosquitoes. If I'm allowed, midges too.
Laura Kuenssberg.
Hence why I bought a car with, according to all the reviewers, a "dated interior". Just what I wanted: lots of buttons and knobs! There is an 'infotainment' touch screen, but I can ignore that.
No rain in sight, sadly.