Evening all. Well it's probably more like 'morning' now. We've woken to another day of gale force winds and dire warnings from the weather bureau. Sunny, but the wind is very cool. Tassie has snow predicted. The hort fleece I had over the chilli and tomato plants was twisted every which way, but hanging on enough to protect them from a cold start.
ive decided to keep the door of the GH closed otherwise it'll be acting like a hot air balloon again.
That manure smell is all pervasive, isn't it, Steve the gardening vet? We had a friend who couldn't get rid of the smell after a similar situation to you, and he couldn't get away from it. Eventually he worked out that the bag had been left unsealed and proped under a window which someone had sneakily opened.
Does clear the tubes though! Some friends once came to help us with the annual clearance of our sheep shed. She arrived full of cold and had completely lost her voice, could barely raise a whisper. After a short time muck shifting, in a powerful atmosphere, she had completely recovered her vocal faculties and was as loud as usual
Morning Buttercupdays. Will remember that as an alternative to DayNurse
Pretty parky out there, but looks like a lovely day in store ...shame I will be stuck inside an office. Will make an effort to get out for my lunchtime route march ....always interesting to see whats out in the front gardens of Windsor
Yep, hoss poo helps with the noses - when I was a child, my dad used to tell me to muck out the stables to help clear my stuffy hayfever nose. Mean man Worked though!
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I've changed clothes after having a shower, I assume it has just snuck in through the airbrick!
Well, well, well
A fairytale ending for Leicester - what a fanastic story
Nope, definitely doo doo!
Am knackered. Whose silly idea was it to open my garden on Sunday?
Evening all. Well it's probably more like 'morning' now. We've woken to another day of gale force winds and dire warnings from the weather bureau. Sunny, but the wind is very cool. Tassie has snow predicted. The hort fleece I had over the chilli and tomato plants was twisted every which way, but hanging on enough to protect them from a cold start.
ive decided to keep the door of the GH closed otherwise it'll be acting like a hot air balloon again.
That manure smell is all pervasive, isn't it, Steve the gardening vet? We had a friend who couldn't get rid of the smell after a similar situation to you, and he couldn't get away from it. Eventually he worked out that the bag had been left unsealed and proped under a window which someone had sneakily opened.
Does clear the tubes though! Some friends once came to help us with the annual clearance of our sheep shed. She arrived full of cold and had completely lost her voice, could barely raise a whisper. After a short time muck shifting, in a powerful atmosphere, she had completely recovered her vocal faculties and was as loud as usual
Morning Buttercupdays
. Will remember that as an alternative to DayNurse
Pretty parky out there, but looks like a lovely day in store ...shame I will be stuck inside an office
. Will make an effort to get out for my lunchtime route march ....always interesting to see whats out in the front gardens of Windsor
Have a great day peeps
Morning!
Yep, hoss poo helps with the noses - when I was a child, my dad used to tell me to muck out the stables to help clear my stuffy hayfever nose. Mean man
Worked though!
Hello you three and any who follow. Hope you have a good day.
I'm off work AND IT'S SUNNY!! I don't know what to do with myself. I had planned lots of wet weather paperwork.
Have a great day everyone!