Today we rented a car and drove to Southampton to see their Christmas market. From there, we went to Portsmouth and spent the afternoon in their historic dockyard district. As a fan of Patrick O’Brian and his naval novels, I loved it. There was just too much to see and do for one afternoon. I believe another trip is required.
Here’s Ellen in front of part of Southampton’s medieval city wall.
They call them “Dutch pancakes,” but in Dutch they are “poffertjes” and I have wonderful memories of buying them from street vendors in Amsterdam while visiting my dad’s side of the family in the ‘70s. So of course we had to buy some. Hopefully we will get to
... Show more...Today we rented a car and drove to Southampton to see their Christmas market. From there, we went to Portsmouth and spent the afternoon in their historic dockyard district. As a fan of Patrick O’Brian and his naval novels, I loved it. There was just too much to see and do for one afternoon. I believe another trip is required.
Here’s Ellen in front of part of Southampton’s medieval city wall.
They call them “Dutch pancakes,” but in Dutch they are “poffertjes” and I have wonderful memories of buying them from street vendors in Amsterdam while visiting my dad’s side of the family in the ‘70s. So of course we had to buy some. Hopefully we will get to Amsterdam and buy the real thing sometime soon.
HMS Warrior, at one time the biggest warship in the world. Launched in 1861 (I believe), it was probably one of the Royal Navy’s last wooden warships.
The Mary Rose, Henry VIII’s favorite warship. Sunk around 1545, raised in 1982. Thousands of items were found with the wreck, making it the largest source of Tudor items in existence. Things like tools, weapons, personal items, etc. It was preserved in the mud off the coast of Portsmouth. It is cool to look at a leather boot and picture it on the owner as he carried out his duties, probably thinking about his wife or sweetheart back home.
A video of the Mary RoseWhen the museums closed, we headed to dinner: fish & chips.
Here’s the tiny Fiat hybrid we rented. Turns out that the gas, £35, cost more than the car, £32!
Boyd Stephen Smith Jr.
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in reply to Boyd Stephen Smith Jr. • • •You can only use your account to log in on your own instance. You can't use it to log in on any other instance.
But you can interact with accounts on other instances (including PeerTube instances) from your own instance. For example if you click on the PeerTube account @thelinuxexperiment it should show up on your server like any other profile. Its videos show up like posts.
You only need to log in on a PeerTube instance if you want to upload a video.
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Ahh okay, fair enough. Apologies, wasn't intending to patronise 😦
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in reply to Boyd Stephen Smith Jr. • • •@Boyd Stephen Smith Jr. With a mastodon account you can already open new threads on Lemmy: informapirata.it/2024/01/02/ma…
In fact, Lemmy communities are nothing more than Activitypub groups, just like Friendica groups and gup.pe groups.
Unfortunately, mastodon does not help manage an adequate display of Activitypub groups, but there are apps like RaccoonForFriendica that allow you to display groups correctly, displaying only the topics, even if you use it with a Mastodon account.
informapirata.it/2024/10/18/ra…
As for PeerTube, the story is a little different, because Peertube channels are actually Activity pub groups, but at the moment you can publish videos on those channels only if you are the owner of the channel and therefore only if you are a PeerTube user. But if the developers decided to do it, you could publish on a Peertube channel, simply by sending a video from a Mastodon account. If they haven't done it, it's only because it would be something quite useless...😁
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