Hi fidget and gg. I go to Sheffield Botanic gaeden alot.It is a great garden and since getting a lottery grant it seems to be improving all the time. I try to go every few weeks, theres always something different to see and you get quite a ggod walk if you go round the whole site.
How can you lie there and think of England When you don't even know who's in the team
Hello folks - busy day, back late - been out doing visits in rural parts of Norfolk up near the coast - Nut, you said we might see a Red Kite when we come visiting your way - well, I saw one today near Walsingham - the first one I've seen in Norfolk. A really special day - glorious weather, glorious scenery, glorious autumn colour, and a Red Kite I was also given a lovely bunch of flowers by a colleague who is on leave next week and realised that today was the last day we will work together - as I said, a really special day.
BusyLizzie - you asked what my job is - I'm part of a social work team working with children with severe disabilities and life limiting and complex health conditions. A brilliant job which I will miss.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Thanks Dove. My sister is a children's social worker. They get some flack in the press but they do a great job which is demanding and difficult. But her children aren't badly disabled, they are badly treated, she's seen some terrible things.
On a lighter note, I bought some crocuses today, 50 for about £4. How does that compare with English prices?
Helping with a charity concert with meal on Saturday. Cooking the veggie option and 2 puds, have I already said that?
Dordogne and Norfolk. Clay in Dordogne, sandy in Norfolk.
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But will one of Verdun's jokes do the job?
Sorry Verdun. Only joking
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Fidgetbones I have been to Sheffield Botanic garden nice there went while on holiday a few years ago
so many places have botanic gardens - went to Wales nice there as well
Where has WW vanished to - hiding in his garden?
Hi fidget and gg. I go to Sheffield Botanic gaeden alot.It is a great garden and since getting a lottery grant it seems to be improving all the time. I try to go every few weeks, theres always something different to see and you get quite a ggod walk if you go round the whole site.
When you don't even know who's in the team
S.Yorkshire/Derbyshire border
hello evrybody how are you doing
Hi again corny, just said hi on other thread
hi stargaze lily
Hello folks - busy day, back late - been out doing visits in rural parts of Norfolk up near the coast - Nut, you said we might see a Red Kite when we come visiting your way - well, I saw one today near Walsingham - the first one I've seen in Norfolk. A really special day - glorious weather, glorious scenery, glorious autumn colour, and a Red Kite
I was also given a lovely bunch of flowers by a colleague who is on leave next week and realised that today was the last day we will work together - as I said, a really special day.
BusyLizzie - you asked what my job is - I'm part of a social work team working with children with severe disabilities and life limiting and complex health conditions. A brilliant job which I will miss.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Hi, corny and welcome.
Not many days to go now Dove, lucky you. No more having to go out in grotty weather
Thanks Dove. My sister is a children's social worker. They get some flack in the press but they do a great job which is demanding and difficult. But her children aren't badly disabled, they are badly treated, she's seen some terrible things.
On a lighter note, I bought some crocuses today, 50 for about £4. How does that compare with English prices?
Helping with a charity concert with meal on Saturday. Cooking the veggie option and 2 puds, have I already said that?