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  • very hot here already.. 21 in shady patio area.. just off myself to do some pottin up and deadheading and watering.. as yesterday was not as hot at this time..and htat was bad enough for me..

  • The DoctorThe Doctor Posts: 177

    It hasn't stopped raining for 6 hours.....

  • Zoomer44Zoomer44 Posts: 3,267

    It was warm and sunny yesterday and the forcast is good for today, so on the strength of that I was up early.

    There's a couple of morning glory plants near the back door which are in bloom, one plant flowering in the morning and the other late afternoon!  

  • PalaisglidePalaisglide Posts: 3,414

    Teesside weather light rain and cooler??? that is the official forecast, the forecaster has obviously Not looked out of the window where they would see "Bright sunshine, a blue sky with some light white cloud".
    It does look a bit bleak over "Rains" side of the valley ten miles away, elsewhere is a golden glow and very warm. Picked some more tomato's whilst out back messing about, have a lunch to cook now, the Grandchildren are back from Fort William !

    Frank.

  • Pottie PamPottie Pam Posts: 887

    Rain in Cornwall, again!!

    Frank I stayed with a schoolfriend in your area many moons ago and we climbed Roseberry Topping, lovely area. Her dad used to enter flower shows and we went to a show near there. One event was hound trailing and we could see the hounds following a scent over the hills and then being called in by their owners back to the showground. Wonderfull sight.

  • PalaisglidePalaisglide Posts: 3,414

    Pam, that could have been either Great Ayton or Stokesley shows, the latter being the big one. Hound coursing has always been a local sport and as a a lad we would be rounded up given long ropes with lures on them and told to start running. We would get a start on the Whippets although they would be on the lure before we reached the end of the field, a clip on the ear and being told to run faster was the reward, well maybe a Woodbine shoved in your hand, I never smoked and smoking Woodbine's would never make you run faster.
    Climbing Roseberry Topping and then lunch in Newton under Roseberry was also a local pastime, I had a Beagle and she got so excited running up and down between us as we climbed she collapsed, I wrapped her round my neck like a muffler and carried her all the way back down, at the bottom she stood then ran around as normal, I am sure she was having me on for a carry.
    A truly lovely area to live in with all the assets, long coasts, Moors and Dales with wooded areas. At ICI we would have to drag Southern Engineers up here kicking and screaming, no bright lights they said, wrong on all points and they had to be dragged back South not wanting to leave, many came back.
    Still sunny and warm, wonder if the forecaster has looked out of his window yet.

    Frank.

  • Zoomer44Zoomer44 Posts: 3,267

    Went out for provisions for the garden this morning with the intention of spending the afternoon pottering about, it started raining at about 11.30 and hasn't stopped since, so much for the weather forcastimage 

    On a more positive note I picked up some free boxes to make a wormery, seem to recall there being an article in a mag telling you how to make one. Could have been GW mag but I can't find July's edition can anyone help... not in finding the magimage but was there a piece in there about wormery's, if not will go through the other mag I get.

  • Pennine PetalPennine Petal Posts: 1,540
    Page 76 of July, but if you search at the top of the page, there are lots of articles on wormery
  • Zoomer44Zoomer44 Posts: 3,267

    Thank you, Penninepetal - wil try to find July's edition now I know it's in there, the pictures and explantion were so simple to follow and will check out the search facility. 

  • PentilliePentillie Posts: 411
    Another scorching hot day, so I'm off th hose down the allotment ( and myself) and hopefully cool off. Plants are wilting as I watch them! Still, must make the most of the fine weather, as no doubt will soon change back to wet and cool.
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