But also you sort of place the reader quite purposefully, but also quite gently in the sort of, you know, role of accountability steward.

Yeah.

So I this is the second volume of this almanac.

So it had a volume that came out two years ago.

And so this is a new iteration with new stories and it sort of keeps the same rough format in that it moves through the years, moves through the seasons.

But one of the things that I felt was really important to do was to recognise the the profound impact that climate change is having on our experience of seasonality, of the weather.

And so the split between the seasons is really distorted with a very short winter and extremely long spring and autumn, and then a very hot, intense summer in the centre of it.

yeah no I feel that and I think what we're speaking about there is sort of this disc the point of disconnection that we've got to do over the years I think you you sum this up sort of beautifully when you're in winter and you're in Norway could we maybe starts because you start the almanac in winter could you read us this vignette and then could we get into some of the actions from that month