Sorry for my absence, tricky times here but I'm ok. Missing all your chatter. On kindle in my bedroom but battery is about to die so I just wanted to say hello and hopefully I'll get a chance to be more interactive soon. Had a sneak peak a the garden at my new house last evening, lots of potential I'm sure. Counting the days. Must go before power, hope you are all ok, big virtual hugs to everyone. ????
“Coffee. Garden. Coffee. Does a good morning need anything else?” —Betsy Cañas Garmon
Food , does anybody like or still eat tripe , was one of my Dads favourites , with onions of course , however one of the few things I don't like
Bit bush whacked , busy garden day , lots of small jobs done but very pleased and weather forecast is good tomrrow , going on an organised walk round a nature area early evening , then Beef Madras curry in cafe , looking forward to it
Lovely hydrangeas Dewdrops - hope you start feeling a little better soon.
Nice harebell Fairy - they seeded everywhere in my last garden so I'm not sure I will introduce them here. Pretty though - so maybe
DD - good to hear you sounding positive about your new home - things are falling into place slowly but surely
Thanks for the reminder about GW Lesley - really enjoyed it tonight - all the articles were of interest - green with envy for that beautiful garden in Somerset. Hosta might also enjoy the item about miniature hostas
GWRS - tripe . My dad used to like it too - I can't bear the texture
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Heaven is ... sitting in the garden with a G&T and a cat while watching the sun go down
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Evening All,
Sorry for my absence, tricky times here but I'm ok. Missing all your chatter. On kindle in my bedroom but battery is about to die so I just wanted to say hello and hopefully I'll get a chance to be more interactive soon. Had a sneak peak a the garden at my new house last evening, lots of potential I'm sure. Counting the days. Must go before power, hope you are all ok, big virtual hugs to everyone. ????
Hi Fairy, a Bobhowler is a big moth. Must be local slang, I wonder if RB recognises the term, she's quite local to me.
Lovely harebell by the way.
Hello , hope move to new house goes well
Food , does anybody like or still eat tripe , was one of my Dads favourites , with onions of course , however one of the few things I don't like
Bit bush whacked , busy garden day , lots of small jobs done but very pleased and weather forecast is good tomrrow , going on an organised walk round a nature area early evening , then Beef Madras curry in cafe , looking forward to it
Hope alls well with everybody
DD, so glad you can see potential in what will be your new garden
Something to look forward to.
Hope you can get settled soon and be at ease.
Fairy, you are in harebell heaven
Forecast
for tomorrow so intend a massive pruning session.
Lovely hydrangeas Dewdrops - hope you start feeling a little better soon.
Nice harebell Fairy - they seeded everywhere in my last garden so I'm not sure I will introduce them here. Pretty though - so maybe
DD - good to hear you sounding positive about your new home - things are falling into place slowly but surely
Thanks for the reminder about GW Lesley - really enjoyed it tonight - all the articles were of interest - green with envy for that beautiful garden in Somerset. Hosta might also enjoy the item about miniature hostas
GWRS - tripe
. My dad used to like it too - I can't bear the texture 
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Tripe GWRS....
Joyce...ridiculous am I not?
DD - so good to hear you feeling positive about your new life. Much love to you xxx
Yvie - I've never heard that one.
Watching Man Down and then off to my 'scratcher'. Anyone heard of that one?
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
DD, another one that is pleased to hear you having such a positive outlook!
Thank you, Topbird
We have "scratchers" over here FG. Also known as pits!
Night night!
Yeh - pit and scratcher - same thing
Cute moth
Think they're Canterbury bells RB, by the look of 'em
Harebells are ickle
I'm off now too
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Thanks RB. It would be lovely if we could have a dry weekend!