Author: Neil Mather

<p>
I tracked down the <code>org-html-convert-region-html</code> method in the org source. Thusly, I am going to try posting HTML formatted notes from Emacs to my site via my micropub elisp thingy, and have them also syndicate to Mastodon via Bridgy. </p>

I started reading . I can tell that it’s inspired by , in that it seems to just repeat the same words over and over, in various different orderings, and that I can’t make any sense of it. Maybe it’s like Lisp and it will click at some point.

I watched this video (https://invidious.tube/watch?v=eiV0wS_in-4) with though and it makes much more sense. Might try reading first…

I went for a hike up to in the last week. It was gorgeous up there. Quite pleasantly bleak moorland and stone.

The peak of Clougha Pike, looking over towards the Yorkshire Dales I think.

"Standing next to a survey marker, the view over moorland with hills in the distance"

View from a distance of the Andy Goldsworthy sculpture.

"View from a distance of Andy Goldsworthy sculpture - 3 stone huts with oval apertures to get inside them"

Another angle on the Andy Goldsworthy sculpture.

"Alternate view from a distance and slightly below of Andy Goldworthy sculpture - 3 stone huts with oval apertures to get inside them"

The heather of the moorland in autumn.

"Close up of stone and heather"

A lovely spot at the bottom of Clougha.

"Autumnal view across field with trees in the distance"

Clougha hike