have popped in and lurked occassionally, but not posted
Things a bit tricky here at moment with Forums and OH
Have finally stripped down the settee, purchased the necessary to re build it and am full of anticipation. Love the cutting out and constructing -, bit like what I have done to houses and gardens as well
very pleased to see I have finally the seasonal smilies
Hope everyone is OK, Panda, just take it easy and don't push yourself, difficult time of year for that though.
Today has been alovely sunny autumn day, that slight chill, but nothing more - could have done with going into garden but had alist of other things to do that also needed a sunny dry day.
great day here. cold and sunny . grandkids on the way from wales , for the weekend walked past two houses with christmass trees up . did the victor meldew bit in the street
KEf, yours was a Swiss Cheese… I never found that they tasted particularly nice.. so I made do with bouncing my Rubber Plant up and down stairs. As to a name, I will leave that until the new babe is born.
Hi Verdun. Which part of Cornwall are you? We've had more holidays in Cornwall than I care to remember. We were down there last August and visited Poppy Cottage in Roseland and Bonython Gardens on the Lizard. They are both lovely gardens with plenty of summer colour. I've found that a lot of the bigger gardens in Cornwall have mainly colourful in the spring, so they were a great find.
@ Eynsham Red - we've had lots of hols down there too - you just missed us this year, we were just across the bay from Roseland and down on The Lizard in at the end of May
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
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Evening all
have popped in and lurked occassionally, but not posted
Things a bit tricky here at moment with Forums and OH
Have finally stripped down the settee, purchased the necessary to re build it and am full of anticipation. Love the cutting out and constructing -, bit like what I have done to houses and gardens as well
very pleased to see I have finally the seasonal smilies
Hope everyone is OK, Panda, just take it easy and don't push yourself, difficult time of year for that though.
Today has been alovely sunny autumn day, that slight chill, but nothing more - could have done with going into garden but had alist of other things to do that also needed a sunny dry day.
Perhaps tomorrow, but haven't seen the forecast
H Matty
Good to see you -
What's that? I turned the heating on around 3.30!!!
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
great day here. cold and sunny . grandkids on the way from wales , for the weekend walked past two houses with christmass trees up . did the victor meldew bit in the street
KEf, yours was a Swiss Cheese… I never found that they tasted particularly nice.. so I made do with bouncing my Rubber Plant up and down stairs. As to a name, I will leave that until the new babe is born.
Hi Verdun. Which part of Cornwall are you? We've had more holidays in Cornwall than I care to remember. We were down there last August and visited Poppy Cottage in Roseland and Bonython Gardens on the Lizard. They are both lovely gardens with plenty of summer colour. I've found that a lot of the bigger gardens in Cornwall have mainly colourful in the spring, so they were a great find.
Woody
Archie, busty time for you, Grandad.
Dove, heating on here...brrrrr
Matty don't understand your prob', but Hi.
Archie, busty time might be nice, but meant busy.
@ Eynsham Red - we've had lots of hols down there too - you just missed us this year, we were just across the bay from Roseland and down on The Lizard in at the end of May
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.