Not boring, but I would never have guessed either way
What sort of dog is it. Big? small? like an alsatian?

Would never have guessed that
For a start I would have thought livestock was all one word. But a live dog must be a better guardian than a dead dog.

When do we get the boring but right answer?

LSGD???
lesser spotted green duck?
Long short gun dog?
I'm sure there are more options (could be a competition)

Not something we get here >fi< But I do remember the posters at primary school, warning us to watch out for them. And the ones warning against Deadly Nightshade LL I thought it was Tagetes (African?? French?? Marigold) rather than Calendula (pot marigold) that was supposed to repel pests. Keep picki...

T, G, L, S, O, L, P, and M are the abreviations for the historic Compass Rose , In the lingua franca Italian
Someone posted a picture on facebook with of a cycle path in Wales with a compass Rose on the path (quite a job to work out what the letters meant)

Abbreviations for
gogledd dwyrain de gorllewin

Anywhere in Wales. The 4 letters are the welsh equivalent of the English NESW.

Our choir are preparing a summer concert of short pieces. One I wish we were doing more of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=InMhSNBlIg8 from Rachmaninoff's Vespers

Not in England. Go West young man.
Arrange the letters in a circle (call it a Rose if that makes it easier)

Enjoy your Coronation picnic.
We watched the last one on our next door neighbour's telly as we didn't have one.

What does 'Organic' mean in this context. I would have thought that if it just means plant based they might be just as poisonous to friendly wildlife and pets as that made by chemical processes.
It is very dispiriting when things get eaten though.

A local farmer used to sell me half a pig that was really tasty. Gloucester Old Spot (or some such) but the local butcher wouldn't buy it because of the black skin. So he cross-bred them and lost the flavour.

There was a time when Richard was always tinkering with the Forum to make it better suited to the way it was used. I assume he remove some categories to stop it getting unwieldy. Now although the remaining moderators can delete or move posts and ban spammers we can't do much else, e.g. put up new ca...

I seem to remember sowing wallflowers in June(?) to grow and then flower the next year. They are biennials, though if you leave them they will survive and flower for longer. Though they get very leggy and woody if left for extra years. We had some against the wall of the house next to the path, in p...