Listening to BBC Sounds in the garden

[Dave2002]

Someone has suggested Alexa and that is an avenue to pursue although I suspect asking Alexa to play Sliced Bread on Deodorants is beyond its capabilities.

We shall have to see.

Once again to all, my thanks.

I fear that Alexa will be able to offer you sliced bread with deodorants - and will remember your [or her] tastes in unusual toppings!

[Anastasius]

I was wondering whether , if Mrs A is happy with her iMac , you simply blue tooth from that. I think the range is bigger than you might expect . I once paired with a friends phone in an adjacent HST rail carriage.

Ah but then she'd miss the start of it !

[french frank]

Ah but then she'd miss the start of it !

If she's listening to R3 she may only get the middle bit anyway!

[gradus]

I also used streaming from Spotify via phone to Bluetooth speaker for our village Remembrance Service for the Last Post and Reveille (buglers being in short supply round here) and it worked very well.

[teamsaint]

I can browse my downloads in the middle of Hyde Park - and sometimes do!

Just demands a bit of forward planning, that’s all - which is necessary these days anyway if one wants to listen to Radio 3 and retain one’s sanity!

I have noticed that people never do these things on, for example, the edge of Hyde Park. Or on the corner. Always in the middle.
Curious.

[Nick Armstrong]

I have noticed ….

Ah it was you in the shrubbery with the binoculars!

[Eine Alpensinfonie]

If she's listening to R3 she may only get the middle bit anyway!

[Serial_Apologist]

Seagulls are frequently to be observed inland these days. My father used to refer to the seagull sounds included in the Desert Island Discs theme tune as "The BBC gulls"!

[teamsaint]

Ah it was you in the shrubbery with the binoculars!

You know me too well