Been out doing a bit of this and that too as the rain seems to have decided to stay away. Weirdly warm and lots of little insects and flies up in the conifer.
The robins were coming over to see what I was up to, so I'm having a cuppa to let them get on with their food
Would like to do something with the grass but it's too early. If I feed it or anything, it'll grow like mad then rain for a month, and I'll need to bring home a little pony from work...
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
KEF. Flumpy you'd have to be very, very brave to wear them. Glad you are safe in your home again.
The big birds are visiting us more frequently. The rooks and jackdaws even grab onto the fat feeder and peck half way through it. I may have to ask Fairy for her 'cage' design.
Not quite as springlike as you have got it down there but I have seen the midges dancing outside the window. Butterflies and bees are far nicer to see.
Enjoy the rugby if you're watching this afternoon. I'm sorting out my windowsill 'nursery' and writing out instructions.
Lizzie you're obviously not as clumsy as me. I'd prepare the veg and then clean the floor. Cooking for 11 is quite an undertaking - what are you having?
Love the brave pants, KEF! Will you be wearing them now Flumpy's spider is no more?
A happy afternoon in the garden here. I actually had to remove a layer of clothing cos it was warmer than I thought! Got rid of a lot of dead autumn foliage and moss, cut down the buddleja which is growing in the wrong place, and made the robins very happy - just like yours, Fairy.
Since 2019 I've lived in east Clare, in the west of Ireland.
I got a lot done too Liri - mainly top dressing borders, moving a few little things, and same as you - removing messy stuff. Dennis and Mrs Dennis were having a lovely time, skitting in and out and drinking from the pond. Very pleasant - I can almost believe we might get spring at the right time!
Washing almost dry too.
It's a place where beautiful isn't enough of a word....
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
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Flumpy I have spent all afternoon knitting you some brave pants
Lovely jubbly KEF!
Been out doing a bit of this and that too as the rain seems to have decided to stay away. Weirdly warm and lots of little insects and flies up in the conifer.
The robins were coming over to see what I was up to, so I'm having a cuppa to let them get on with their food
Would like to do something with the grass but it's too early. If I feed it or anything, it'll grow like mad then rain for a month, and I'll need to bring home a little pony from work...
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
KEF
. Flumpy you'd have to be very, very brave to wear them
. Glad you are safe in your home again
.
The big birds are visiting us more frequently. The rooks and jackdaws even grab onto the fat feeder and peck half way through it
. I may have to ask Fairy for her 'cage' design
.
Not quite as springlike as you have got it down there but I have seen the midges dancing outside the window
. Butterflies and bees are far nicer to see.
Enjoy the rugby if you're watching this afternoon
. I'm sorting out my windowsill 'nursery' and writing out instructions.
Back home now. Must wash the kitchen floor and prepare veg for tomorrow, we will be 11 for lunch, I have invited friends after church.
Lizzie you're obviously not as clumsy as me. I'd prepare the veg and then clean the floor
. Cooking for 11 is quite an undertaking - what are you having?
Ha ha ha Kef they are brilliant
Your a fast knitter aren't you 
Speaking of knitting, at last I've got the vee neck of Wonky's jumper done properly - now for the armholes .......
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Love the brave pants, KEF! Will you be wearing them now Flumpy's spider is no more?
A happy afternoon in the garden here. I actually had to remove a layer of clothing cos it was warmer than I thought! Got rid of a lot of dead autumn foliage and moss, cut down the buddleja which is growing in the wrong place, and made the robins very happy - just like yours, Fairy.
Afternoon all.
What a chatty bunch over the last 24 hours( even some of it made no sense to me whatsoever).
Just had a friend round for a lovely lunch .
Some "neighbours" popped into speak to me about my tunnels. They've passed many times and always wanted to pop in .
They saw me in the garden so thought they'd come in . Nice folk .
I got a lot done too Liri - mainly top dressing borders, moving a few little things, and same as you - removing messy stuff. Dennis and Mrs Dennis were having a lovely time, skitting in and out and drinking from the pond. Very pleasant - I can almost believe we might get spring at the right time!
Washing almost dry too.
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...