Morning all/afties Pat if you're around. Lovely pic @steephill. It's just reminded me that they were talking on the radio earlier about a new film coming out which was filmed around the Seven Sisters [last autumn] so perhaps you and @chicky sneaked into a pic or two... I've instantly forgotten the name of it - one word title, and has Gemma Arterton in it though. Hope you have hoggies @Liriodendron, and great news re your house. Nice that the new owners like your lovely garden too. Great stuff @D0rdogne_Damsel. I'd assumed you were up to your eyes as you hadn't been on here Looked out the kitchen window at the bird feeder earlier, and thought the robin had a smart black beret on. Then I realised it was a bullfinch. His missus appeared as well. Lovely jubbly.
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Todays good news [ for her anyway ], Moira has been re-hired by Defra for 6 months, to design an advertising campaign to help companies prepare for BREXIT. Less than 6 months to go and still no one has a clue.
How can you lie there and think of England When you don't even know who's in the team
Afternoon all, Busy morning today feeding Besties cat and watering her garden followed by a treasure hunt to find the the clippers I bought to cut Hubby's hair at the start of lockdown. Finally located them and gave him a haircut. Having a sit down now before heading out into the garden to feed the plants.
Glad to hear Moira has landed a new contract @punkdoc
Good to hear that all your hard work is paying off @D0rdogne_Damsel
Good for Moira @punkdoc. Can she do it from home or does she have to commute?
Sorry @Liriodendron. Forgot to congratulate you on both the sale and the hedgehog.
I have now got all the shrubs in the new bed except for one short clem whose hole has to wait for the trellis post to set hard. Now to find some ground cover and flowery bits. I have geraniums phaeum and Rozanne and scabious for the purpley bits, hemerocallis Citrine for yellow and some white gazania with a purple streak. They're not going to go far tho.
No bullfinches here @Fairygirl but the redstarts are entertaining and so are the swallows when they get to swooping.
I think I’m nearly finished now, Hubby made pies for dinner with some lamb mince I dug out of the freezer. Not bad! We lined up for seconds. (With mashed potatoes, peas and broad bans. Yum.)
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Lovely pic @steephill. It's just reminded me that they were talking on the radio earlier about a new film coming out which was filmed around the Seven Sisters [last autumn] so perhaps you and @chicky sneaked into a pic or two...
I've instantly forgotten the name of it - one word title, and has Gemma Arterton in it though.
Hope you have hoggies @Liriodendron, and great news re your house. Nice that the new owners like your lovely garden too.
Great stuff @D0rdogne_Damsel. I'd assumed you were up to your eyes as you hadn't been on here
Looked out the kitchen window at the bird feeder earlier, and thought the robin had a smart black beret on. Then I realised it was a bullfinch. His missus appeared as well. Lovely jubbly.
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Todays good news [ for her anyway ], Moira has been re-hired by Defra for 6 months, to design an advertising campaign to help companies prepare for BREXIT. Less than 6 months to go and still no one has a clue.
When you don't even know who's in the team
S.Yorkshire/Derbyshire border
I shall tell Bro that the future of UK farming is in capable hands ...
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Well done @ D0rdogne Damsel
I'm beginning to regret planting perennial sweet peas. I didn't realise how much the sucker. grrr
Sorry @Liriodendron. Forgot to congratulate you on both the sale and the hedgehog.
I have now got all the shrubs in the new bed except for one short clem whose hole has to wait for the trellis post to set hard. Now to find some ground cover and flowery bits. I have geraniums phaeum and Rozanne and scabious for the purpley bits, hemerocallis Citrine for yellow and some white gazania with a purple streak. They're not going to go far tho.
No bullfinches here @Fairygirl but the redstarts are entertaining and so are the swallows when they get to swooping.
I do OH's beard @Yviestevie but not his hair.
When you don't even know who's in the team
S.Yorkshire/Derbyshire border
Hubby made pies for dinner with some lamb mince I dug out of the freezer. Not bad! We lined up for seconds. (With mashed potatoes, peas and broad bans. Yum.)
Sleep tight 🛌
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.