In the US, everybody standardizes on commercial half-sheets for baking. And a few ovens also fit full-sheets. But since oven sizes often vary, you generally end up putting these sheets onto the rack. In Europe, there is no such thing as a standard-sized sheet. So, you usually must buy the ones that your oven manufacturer makes. And more often than not, they slide directly into the sides of the oven cavity. So, it is very common for ovens to ship without the type of racks that you see in American ovens. I generally think the American design works better, as it is nice that you can buy your oven sheets independently of your oven. But I also do appreciate how the European model can work really well for special-purpose cookware that perfectly fits the oven. For instance, our Miele CSO makes great use of this. It has an assortment of different steam trays and cookie sheets that perfectly fit the smaller cavity and that can be combined in different ways.

I've seen a couple of those Marilyn, but I like others more. They don't go so far into possible supernatural causes as much. It's amazing how many people go missing in parks, even when they're with a group of people, for the most part.

I have never really got along with screens - I don't watch TV. I have relied on books when I want information or entertainment. Back when I was a new gardener, I subscribed to a couple of magazines but quickly concluded that there was always an agenda (usually to sell stuff) and I was even more irritated by the glossy perfection of featured gardens (which I certainly didn't recognise)...but mostly, the tedious predictability of continually catering to garden novices. I do find the internet has value but in general, there is an emphasis on branding, personalities, aspirational BS. I find myself looking at short videos such as 'how to light a Tilley lamp', 'how to do German short rows', 'how to sharpen a chainsaw' but have had very little compulsion to watch TV gardening. Whilst Mr.primula was waiting for a sports channel, one of those garden makeover programmes was playing in the background.. ('Love your garden', I think) .I was dismayed and offended by the whole concept - spend hundreds (thousands) of £££ to make a garden in 24 hours. Rubbish. Not gardening, just shopping. Presided over by grinning nitwits. There is nothing of interest to me. And, afaics, this is amplified on YouTube and subscription social media. So, apart from other gardeners, books (especially plant monographs) are still my main source of information... but again, you have to be prepared to trawl through a lot of utter rubbish but these are usually clearly signalled: written (ahem) by celebrities, heavy on illustration, light on text,

The Rose Geek is giving away three roses from All My Thyme. I just found her you-tube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3aqQskDc-c It looks like you have to subscribe to her youtube channel to get entered into the giveaway.