I used to be reasonably adept with a scythe Hosta, thanks to watching the older farm workers when I was a child ........ but you've got a big 'lawn' ... can you invite someone else along to help me ... someone from a nearby area maybe
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Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
So , just got the results ......sounds very familiar ....protrusions from L4 L5 ....of around 3 MM...........when I had my op in April it was to have 2 X 7MM protrusions trimmed from L4 L5 ....
Thanks for all your comments on the runner beans and the link to the post about freezing them. I will blanch them this year but I didn't get all the air out and there was loads of ice so that might have done it.
Still dry here - hurrah! Think we've had enough rain now, although I believe there's more coming tomorrow.
I don't really like mobiles either, but handy if the girls need to contact me, or vice versa. I'd happily not have one though. We tend to text rather than phone too. I don't understand the 'fashion' for having it permanently clamped to your hand - fair enough if you need it for your job, but other than that....put the damn thing down for a few hours eh?
I have to agree that Mr Hardy could be a bit too over the top, so probably a bit miscast - stage actors do seem to find TV tricky! It was a lovely programme though and brings back good memories. I've never watched the Yorkshire vet prog - there's only so many times you can watch vets with their arm up animals' rear ends...
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
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That's fine Hosta ... you're saving all the nice weather for the beginning of September aren't you ...
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
How about a bring your own scythe party Hosta
I used to be reasonably adept with a scythe Hosta, thanks to watching the older farm workers when I was a child ........ but you've got a big 'lawn' ... can you invite someone else along to help me ... someone from a nearby area maybe
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Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Ready for winter there Dacha
How's Mrs Dacha's back?
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Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Dove.....Yep, we just had another load delivered but can't get out to sort it out as my wife is having her MRI at the moment.......will know later
So , just got the results ......sounds very familiar ....protrusions from L4 L5 ....of around 3 MM...........when I had my op in April it was to have 2 X 7MM protrusions trimmed from L4 L5 ....
so lots of therapy !
Dacha, you're more than welcome .
A man with a scythe and a woodpile. My kinda bloke.
Dove, I couldn't possibly comment on "your" bloke.
Yeah, second thoughts, he can come too.
Dacha ... hope Mrs D is painfree and mobile very soon .... wish her well from us!
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Thanks for all your comments on the runner beans and the link to the post about freezing them. I will blanch them this year but I didn't get all the air out and there was loads of ice so that might have done it.
But presumably not this one Hosta....
Still dry here - hurrah! Think we've had enough rain now, although I believe there's more coming tomorrow.
I don't really like mobiles either, but handy if the girls need to contact me, or vice versa. I'd happily not have one though. We tend to text rather than phone too. I don't understand the 'fashion' for having it permanently clamped to your hand - fair enough if you need it for your job, but other than that....put the damn thing down for a few hours eh?
I have to agree that Mr Hardy could be a bit too over the top, so probably a bit miscast - stage actors do seem to find TV tricky! It was a lovely programme though and brings back good memories. I've never watched the Yorkshire vet prog - there's only so many times you can watch vets with their arm up animals' rear ends...
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...