Last night was a bizarre experience performing for Folk Tales in Bristol over the internet! Not sure what it was like for the audience but Story Telling to a lap top was certainly surreal for me-normally I feed off my audience and react accordingly. All I could see of the audience was individual squares most of them shaded in and a few who had their cameras switched on. I suppose it is an experience to build on! The Two Severn Bores are looking to record a pod cast in the future so we won’t see an audience then, our problem will be recording in separate places.

We are fortunate where we live in Frampton-on-Severn because you can walk and easily keep your distance from others. I do get on my bike (once a day of course on the days I haven’t walked )and know lots of country roads where you hardly see anyone. I sympathise with all those people in flats or in densely populated areas. It is imperative we stick to the rules.

Quiz Time:

Last questions were on beer here are the answers a) Stella Artois-Belgium b) Moosehead –Canada c) DAB-Germany  d) Kronebourg 1664-France e) Breda Royal Beer –Holland

Today’s Teaser: I thought I would do food for today’s theme as we all have more time to cook!

1. Which type of pasta’s name  means “Little Worms”?
2. English Toffee Day is in what month?
3. In which country do red onions originate?
4. How does Paella get its name?
5. Which part of a Turmeric plant is dried and used in Indian cooking?

Stay Safe Folks!