Thanks, PP! Not got a lot more worth looking at really...
Sorry, I don't know who made the horses. They are indeed fab - so lifelike! I'm not surprised how expensive they were, given the time and skill involved in making them.
Since 2019 I've lived in east Clare, in the west of Ireland.
Thanks Liri, I enjoyed those pics didn't see the spheres or parasols though, and didn't get in the floral art marquee. hey ho, two days next time! and no slow coaches in attendan e! In fact Chatsworth all planned, just me and OH (who isn't interested so won't be wanting to dilly dally, he'll be under instruction not to moan, to indulge my oohs and ahhh, carry bags, provide cash, agree with everything, keep at my pace and follow appreciatively - well that's the plan! send him to beer tent is plan b, while I'm in proseccos and champers tent!). can't wait!
I have just watched both episodes of this year's Tatton Park. In the second episode it was mentioned that fomented cabbage is very good for us because it provides us with probiotic bacteria.
Unfortunately, that's not correct. The hydrochloric acid in our stomacks kills these bacteria. In controlled scientific tests, the only ones that survived the onslaught of this acid are those found in plain yogurt, made with full fat milk.
Incidentally, even those preparations sold as ptobiotic-rich are useless.
So, if you like sauerkraut, eat it; but if you only eat it because you want probiotics, full fat plain yogurt is your friend.
I have a dream that my.. children.. one day..
will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their
character
Unfortunately, that's not correct. The hydrochloric acid in our stomacks kills these bacteria. In controlled scientific tests, the only ones that survived the onslaught of this acid are those found in plain yogurt, made with full fat milk.
So how come the acid in our stomach does not kill the bacteria in plain yoghurt?
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Thanks, PP! Not got a lot more worth looking at really...
Sorry, I don't know who made the horses. They are indeed fab - so lifelike! I'm not surprised how expensive they were, given the time and skill involved in making them.
Thanks Liri, I enjoyed those pics
didn't see the spheres or parasols though, and didn't get in the floral art marquee. hey ho, two days next time! and no slow coaches in attendan e! In fact Chatsworth all planned, just me and OH (who isn't interested so won't be wanting to dilly dally, he'll be under instruction not to moan, to indulge my oohs and ahhh, carry bags, provide cash, agree with everything, keep at my pace and follow appreciatively - well that's the plan! send him to beer tent is plan b, while I'm in proseccos and champers tent!). can't wait!
My Husband was great at all that too. Then I had to go to the cinema
At least I got to sit down and sleep. 
Love the horses and the glass agapanthus. Saw a horse like that somewhere, may have been the Eden Project.
Great pictures , some of the garden sculptures look good
Agree didn't like look of large garden with glass panels
Watched 2nd recording of Tatton , sheds looked different
I've still got to find that Tatton programme, GWRS. Not sure about faffy sheds - mine's just for Stuff, really (see Gallery of Shame thread!).
Love your ideas for OH deployment, Mrs G. I just leave mine at home, I'm afraid - much better to be on my own to mooch.
Thanks for appreciative comments. It's lovely to share the fun!
Meant to say... bought two of the allium moheecan (can't spell!) one for me, one for sister - £5 for the pair!!!
That's great, Mrs G - photos next year when it flowers, please!
I have a dream that my.. children.. one day.. will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character
Martin Luther King