Will you join me in a 2021 Challenge of Doing something Different every week? Break the boredom of Lock-down for who knows when it will end?

Something that you haven't tried before/or not for a long time/been meaning to do for ages. For example, visit somewhere new, try a new recipe, make your own summat, eat or cook or grow something different. Maybe a forgotten hobby that you once had, a walk to somewhere local you haven't been to for a while, try art or music or learn a new language for a week, do a jigsaw, knit or crochet, model build............ 
You name it and do it! 
Share what you've done and inspire us.
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Help, send cake...

Handrearing kittens is such hard work, they have had me pinned down for hours...

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Hi there

I came across from another forum. There's lots of familiar names here. So I'm looking forward my stay

Thanks for the heads up the person that sent me a message on the other forum

just wondering if everybody got any unusual useful presents ?

I got a lovely truck/trailer from my son, and a very unusual tripod desk lamp from my daughter.

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Anyone can  make a resolution like........I'm going to give up.??????? in 2021 and they usually fail before February.
What about making some crazy resolutions instead?

I have one.............to sow every seed that I find inside a shop bought fruit or vegetable - like citrus fruits,  melons, avocados - all the things I don't grow myself.
I'm starting with 4 tangerine pips.

My lad sent me this.  Not only do I like the music, the technology is fascinating. 

https://youtu.be/fn3KWM1kuAw

Starting this thread ready for 2021.

Nine varieties of tomatoes
Cape gooseberries

Red cabbage, 2 varieties of kale & a basket full of sprouts.

I wish you all  a Happy New Year and hope for a better 2021. The past year was a difficult year in many ways, but being gardeners whither good or bad, knowledgeable or not we can all look forward to hopefully doing that wee bit better and if not remember there's always next year
Happy Gardening