Had many names on various boards over the eleven years of posting even once had the title of Researcher for BBC, a group of us corrected misinformation about the war and there was plenty of that. Once thought of calling myself Pendennis after a Castle overlooking Falmouth, we set up camp there for a week to close the cliff walk for one day, it was military land and the one day closure kept it that way. spent a lot of time in Loe, a lovely area lovely girls what more is there to say. The Palaisglide was a tempory measure but seems to have stuck as for being like Len Goodman "ahem" the cockney sparrow I ain't, tall I am, light on my feet still, dance no longer, no urge to.
This is all very interesting! I've learnt a few first names and about the places you love. I'm a bit scared to give my usual name because I've disclosed so much about myself on this forum already (I always was an open book, probably a bit naive) that anybody local with half a brain could work out who I am. Not that it matters to me, but I'll probably find out from my cautious OH that it was a very bad idea for some reason that hasn't even occurred to me!
Verdun. I have always been a bit of a fan of Christopher Lloyds clashing colour schemes and I think these will fit in well with my new nom de plume.
Love the new name Nigel and love Mr Lloyd too. We should all follow his example and be a bit braver with our planting. I love really strong pinks and hot oranges and not pale pastels. The strong colours work particularly well with architectural grasses and jungly plants. GG - it does stop raining in Scotland sometimes - honest!!! I'll tell you which day it is this yearand you can hotfoot it up here
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Thanks, Fairygirl! Doesn't actually stop raining much in Wales, either... (I'm tempted to add, But at least we haven't got as much heather, but perhaps that is a bit rude - and boy, would I be making myself vulnerable if I were rude! )
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Punkdoc - yesss!!!
Had many names on various boards over the eleven years of posting even once had the title of Researcher for BBC, a group of us corrected misinformation about the war and there was plenty of that.
Once thought of calling myself Pendennis after a Castle overlooking Falmouth, we set up camp there for a week to close the cliff walk for one day, it was military land and the one day closure kept it that way. spent a lot of time in Loe, a lovely area lovely girls what more is there to say.
The Palaisglide was a tempory measure but seems to have stuck as for being like Len Goodman "ahem" the cockney sparrow I ain't, tall I am, light on my feet still, dance no longer, no urge to.
Frank.
This is all very interesting! I've learnt a few first names and about the places you love. I'm a bit scared to give my usual name because I've disclosed so much about myself on this forum already (I always was an open book, probably a bit naive) that anybody local with half a brain could work out who I am. Not that it matters to me, but I'll probably find out from my cautious OH that it was a very bad idea for some reason that hasn't even occurred to me!
GG, a little mystery is always a good thing.
Verdun. I have always been a bit of a fan of Christopher Lloyds clashing colour schemes and I think these will fit in well with my new nom de plume.
When you don't even know who's in the team
S.Yorkshire/Derbyshire border
Love the new name Nigel
and love Mr Lloyd too. We should all follow his example and be a bit braver with our planting. I love really strong pinks and hot oranges and not pale pastels. The strong colours work particularly well with architectural grasses and jungly plants. GG - it does stop raining in Scotland sometimes - honest!!!
I'll tell you which day it is this yearand you can hotfoot it up here 
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Thanks, Fairygirl!
Doesn't actually stop raining much in Wales, either... (I'm tempted to add, But at least we haven't got as much heather, but perhaps that is a bit rude - and boy, would I be making myself vulnerable if I were rude! 
)
Much nicer sounding than Dmball, I think