Used to have ride and drive types - cobs and Natives - and friend had a Shire x Irish Draught - a lovely chap - so gentle. I also used to ride friend's Haflinger - she used to pull one of the carriages on Yarmouth seafront - totally bombproof
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Evening everyone, you have been busy bees today with the sunshine, chatting and sooooo many cakes. I had a most interesting day.....4 day meeting and drove home leaving sunshine behind and arriving to torrential rain and thunderstorms!!
On a plus side, my little sis had her wedding make up trial and looked even more beautiful than she normally does and she also had her second wedding dress fitting and it just looks amazing......I can't wait for a week on Saturday
Clari, hope you got your job app sorted.
Verdun, I thought you cut back Geums last week? I'm not sure whether to do mine or not, if I post a pic can you give me some advice please?
FG, sounds like a very busy and productive day.
Sorry if I've missed anyone....so much to catch up on. Oh, I know, welcome to the newbies, great to see more people joining in with the mad bunch (don't listen to any talk of anyone on this thread being sensible.....I know of no other forum where they eat virtual cake )
Dove, will you babysit a Fidget plant for me? Could pick it up in July if we meet up?
Course I will
Remind me again in the next few days and I'll have a look at the East Ruston website and check their days and times - then we can start planning - it's good to have something to look forward to
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Busy on here tonight. If i say so myself, that was a rather nice dinner. Chicken with braised lettuce, peas and pancetta. Maybe it was just the rather nice Kiwi Pinot Noir, that made it taste good.
Sadly not able to come to Barnsdale Fidget.
How can you lie there and think of England When you don't even know who's in the team
I'm off in a minute to read my book too KEF, what are you reading? I've just started Secrets of the Lighthouse by Santa Montefiore, not read any if hers before but a Sunday Times bestseller and good reviews, so far I'm impressed
Me too rosemummy, have always wanted to ride along the beach.
After first OH died my second daughter and I were having a few problems, so I took her on a riding holiday in Dingle in Ireland, we galloped on beaches. Just had to make sure you weren't behind another horse or you got a facefull of wet sand! It was great!
Here is my little girl, a Lusitano 15hh
Dordogne and Norfolk. Clay in Dordogne, sandy in Norfolk.
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Used to have ride and drive types - cobs and Natives - and friend had a Shire x Irish Draught - a lovely chap - so gentle. I also used to ride friend's Haflinger - she used to pull one of the carriages on Yarmouth seafront - totally bombproof
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Dove, will you babysit a Fidget plant for me?
Could pick it up in July if we meet up? 
Evening everyone, you have been busy bees today with the sunshine, chatting and sooooo many cakes. I had a most interesting day.....4 day meeting and drove home leaving sunshine behind and arriving to torrential rain and thunderstorms!!
On a plus side, my little sis had her wedding make up trial and looked even more beautiful than she normally does and she also had her second wedding dress fitting and it just looks amazing......I can't wait for a week on Saturday
Clari, hope you got your job app sorted.
Verdun, I thought you cut back Geums last week? I'm not sure whether to do mine or not, if I post a pic can you give me some advice please?
FG, sounds like a very busy and productive day.
Sorry if I've missed anyone....so much to catch up on. Oh, I know, welcome to the newbies, great to see more people joining in with the mad bunch (don't listen to any talk of anyone on this thread being sensible.....I know of no other forum where they eat virtual cake
)
Course I will
Remind me again in the next few days and I'll have a look at the East Ruston website and check their days and times - then we can start planning - it's good to have something to look forward to
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
well o.l,of course i never eat real cake...
Busy on here tonight. If i say so myself, that was a rather nice dinner. Chicken with braised lettuce, peas and pancetta. Maybe it was just the rather nice Kiwi Pinot Noir, that made it taste good.
Sadly not able to come to Barnsdale Fidget.
When you don't even know who's in the team
S.Yorkshire/Derbyshire border
Night all I'm off to read my book.
Did I just hear someone hiccup ? Lovely sounding meal Pdoc.
I'm off in a minute to read my book too KEF, what are you reading? I've just started Secrets of the Lighthouse by Santa Montefiore, not read any if hers before but a Sunday Times bestseller and good reviews, so far I'm impressed
Oooh Punkdoc, love braised lettuce & peas - big favourite he
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Ooh, you've been talking about horse when I wasn't there! My other hobby along with gardening.
After first OH died my second daughter and I were having a few problems, so I took her on a riding holiday in Dingle in Ireland, we galloped on beaches. Just had to make sure you weren't behind another horse or you got a facefull of wet sand! It was great!
Here is my little girl, a Lusitano 15hh