The parade was equal parts delightfully small-town cheesy and rather uncomfortable (oh my rural Saskatchewan is white white white). The hours(!) of biking slowly on dirt roads and appreciating the land I live on was definitely the highlight of Canada Day. Here's an organization (that I share my land through) that is taking a better direction toward fulfilling the treaties in Canada: https://treatylandsharingnetwork.ca/

@sundogplanets A relaxing place

Thanks for lots of replies! I love this community.This option worked simply and beautifully for me! https://github.com/marcosdiez/shareviahttp (And now I can delete some photos off my phone and have it work better. Hopefully.)

Tonight's ridiculous food project: lasagna with homemade noodles, 3 kinds of goat cheese I made, kale and shallots we grew, and store-bought mushrooms and tomato sauce (will be a while still before we have our own-grown tomatoes). It was SOOO GOOD.

I had a pretty good writing session out with the goats before that last zoom meeting. Now there's thunder starting, so no more sitting in the goat field with electronics! (Yes, the goats have a nice safe metal-sided barn to hide in during thunderstorms. Doesn't help the poor thunder-scared doggo though)

Livestock guardian dog's answer to the question: 0 goats, one dog (better view to watch for predators, and take naps)

All paywalled, but in theory I'm quoted somewhere in this National Geographic article, probably complaining about satellite streaks making Vera Rubin a lot less effective than it could be https://www.nationalgeographic.com/science/article/vera-rubin-observatory-new-telescope-science-mysteries

Makes me very sad that my only options for local classifieds seem to be Kijiji, which sucks, and Facebook, which sucks even more. (Kijiji it is, then)

@sundogplanets The SIM is for regular access authentication with the network. The phone itself (if on and mobile not disabled) is still talking to cell towers, so triangulation is still effective.