Hello, and if you are keeping this podcast at a safe distance, then worry no more, because

Joel and I record this at a safe distance of about a couple of thousand miles, but we are now both fully

vaccinated. And you can hear about our experiences with our second shots. If you care to hear about

that stuff in the rendered distance, that's the extended version of the podcast that you can get

every week. If you are a patron of the show, you can subscribe to our patreon at patreon.com slash

the spawn chunks to get all sorts of bonus features, including access to our discord where you can listen

to the show live, like a bunch of lovely people are right now, but the rendered distance will get you

a little bit of extra podcast above and below the main show so that you can hear about what we've

been doing this week, which is mostly taking it easy. But we've also had a cool discussion about

the after effects of what everyone is going through in the world right now and impact that it

could have on the environment. If we took some of the the effort that we are now putting into

dealing with this whole situation and transferred it to what is also becoming a rising issue. And I say

that as I wipe sweat from my forehead because it's really warm in my office today.

I had to look it up because you mentioned it. 4,642 kilometers between Dartmouth and Brighton.

Yeah, that's a long way. A decent distance. I'm used to thinking about the Pacific coast of the

US because of course that's where my partner's family is from. But yeah, there's quite a

distance, but you know, one of these days we'll we'll find some excuse to lessen it. And that's

a very good thing. So as far as your Minecraft week goes, we've got a heck of a show to talk about,

but first of all, what have you up to this week in the Citadel? I have actually been really busy.

I decided after my work on the Moss Farm completed last week that I would move over and do another

farm. And I thought, you know, I should focus on the 117 stuff. I really was intrigued by tinted glass

and wanted to use it in the modern city, but also know that it's got some great properties for

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