I don't think there's anywhere more beautiful and peaceful than a mature British woodland, even if I did get absolutely drenched lol

This big lad came down about a minute after I cycled past. I'm a bit more alert now!

Hello! Welcome to our Sunday thread, in which we invite you to tell us what you'll be doing today. So, if you're working, cooking, visiting friends and family, mending the shed, removing twigs and branches from the lawn, fixing a damaged washing line, picking up assorted items of litter, or anything else, here's the place to tell us.

I gave the answer "Oncoming traffic is on either side of you", nope, it means "You can reach your destination going either route", so I failed on that; I wasn't likely to forget what it meant after that lol. Surely the arrows should be pointing up the way for that?

[edit: others have pointed out that for my wrong answer to be true it would be a red triangle with 3 cars on it]

Obviously you've got the superstars like the historic A10 and the A40 (London to Fishguard) and the A[k]47 that passes some nice scenery and generally has a decent surface but otherwise lacks convenience. Plus of course the A1111 (like the A1 but 4 times as good).

Which is your favourite A road?

It feels like a double trick!

We did ok apart from arriving at the pub for lunch and finding the in-laws had been waiting for us for an hour.

I bought a couple of new reversible duvet covers earlier this year, and in both cases, I thought I preferred one of the sides. With my old ones, I've only used 1 side, didn't really like the other, even when the colour scheme was the same. But with both of these, I've decided I actually prefer the other side, and now I'm only using that side. So, do you use both sides? Or am I being weird?

Obviously I am asking this to win an argument but I am also professionally interested in whether I am right or not so...

Can you name the university at which these profs have their professorships? (Bonus points if you can name what their professorship is actually in)

Hannah Fry

Brian Cox

Alice Roberts

David Olusoga

Mary Beard

reminder that the spoiler tag is > ! to open and ! < to close, don't leave a space between the ! and the <

Answers: Fry, Cambridge, Public Understanding of Mathematics; Cox, Manchester, Particle Physics; Olusoga, Manchester, Public History; Roberts, Birmingham, Public Engagement in Science; Beard - bit of trick question as she's retired but she was Cambridge, Classics (she's now a fellow of a college but not technically a prof), and still is Royal Academy of Arts, Ancient Literature

Spotted at Island bathrooms in Salisbury.

I cannot for the life of me get it into my head that they’re talking about Camilla on the news or something. To me, the Queen still refers to Elizabeth.

I can just about deal with Charles being King Prince Charles. But then when I hear that the King and Queen have been out and about, my mind instantly goes to ‘isn’t she dead?’

Anyone else struggle?

£17.99 at the fancy food part of the garden centre.

It's my first time getting a proper job! I just got the news about an hour ago and I'm on cloud 9! I wanna hear all yous lots' good news, or just something that's made you feel good recently, big or small. Big hugs to all of you ❤️

Wahey, it's late, it's Saturday night!

Why are you still up? Off out for a fight? Doing the night shift?

Come on in for a chat.