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2026 25
- Moving house
- Baker's percentages, finally explained to myself
- Light pollution, measured from the back step
- Andromeda and the Pleiades in binoculars
- Dark rye, and the one bake I cannot rush
- Saturn's rings are raining into Saturn
- Saturn with the rings nearly edge-on
- The four minutes I chose not to drive to
- The eclipse trip, and the bread that came with it
- Perseids from a field with no name
- Someone else's Milky Way
- A frying-pan flatbread for a hot week
- What's up in July, and what is up from here
- Short nights
- Overnight focaccia, or how to use the waiting
- The first proper loaf from the new starter
- Lyrids from the back step
- A small refractor and no patience at all
- Hot cross buns, counted in percentages
- A light rye for spring, and someone else's proving basket
- Starting over with a new starter
- Planning for 12 August: a total eclipse within driving distance
- Morris
- Baking in a 15-degree kitchen
- Jupiter at opposition, sketched with cold fingers
2025 20
- Stollen, with Morris doing some of the work
- Geminids from the back step, at minus three
- Dew, frost and the hairdryer of last resort
- Barbari, and an oven I will never own
- November, according to NASA and my cloud cover
- The long nights are back
- Twenty minutes from rye field to loaf
- The eclipsed Moon came up behind the neighbours' roof
- Perseids 2025, and the Moon that ruined them
- Morris goes in the fridge for the summer
- A dew shield made from a cereal box
- The nights that never quite get dark
- A Mischbrot, after watching someone else's kitchen
- A first-quarter Moon at 70×, with a drawing I am not proud of
- A year of the Sun, in three minutes
- A brick, with notes
- The everyday loaf, written down properly
- Morris, and a rye starter filmed by someone else
- Jupiter, Mars, and a red spot I could not quite see
- Quadrantids from the back step, and the first loaf of the year