Amersham Crematorium has a facility, or it used to have two years ago, whereby it will record a funeral service and you can watch it live online as it is happening or for up to about 7 days after the service if the funeral directors apply for a code which relatives can give to people so that they c...

Amersham Crematorium has a facility, or it used to have two years ago, whereby it will record a funeral service and you can watch it live online as it is happening or for up to about 7 days after the service if the funeral directors apply for a code which relatives can give to people so that they c...

oldherbaceous wrote:Dear Pea, Hospital date now changed so, myself and Cook will be attending, thank you.....

Great
Dads real name is Mike Clarke
you will know its us as there will be dads old RT Double deck in attendance im sure we are in the hampden Chapel

I have two commitments that day but if I can see my way around them I will try to attend. As there are two chapels there I need to make sure I attend the right service as after all this time I still only know your Dad by his pseudanym and not his real name. I guess they won't have Pa Snip listed on...

Thank You All
Dads funeral is on the 19th March at Chilterns Crem in Amersham at 11.45am should anyone wish to attend please feel welcome.at Dads request no flowers, Veg display only and please wear bright colours, if you let me know that would be great, thank u, pea

Hi Everyone. Pea here, not pa, pa is now sedated and snoring his head off. i bet he's dreaming of the plot, or is it a case of he's lost it? lol

Sorry folks, total lack of energy to post now.

Hopefully Poddingtton wiil post and somebody will tell her how to get pics right way upfrom a mobile

FLIPPING HECK 1! that is really rubbing salt in

odd post

Thanks Geoff, given your useful info I rather fancy specifying the Babylonian Long cubit .
Alternatively I could try and resurect Holland, Hannen & Cubitts to undertake construction

'Poddington & Snap take over the 'labour' department' I mentioned on a recent post my transfer from the labour department to the blue collar project planning and finance section The next project is underway with some components having been delivered to the plot into the care of “Snap Pea” (Podd...

As I am now spending more of my day in bed I have expanded my reading matter to include the mags concentrating on more floral matters.
Each one this week has adverts offering snowdrops for planting now.
I reckon that answers the question

What have you got to lose by moving them ? They are not flowering to any benefit anyway so nothing lost if they fail and every chance you might gain more benefit from them.

Try not to disturb the root base too much in the process, leave a good clump of soil on them, dont remove all the soil

Completely echo what OH says.

Best wishes and have a good day


HAPPY BIRTHDAY

oldherbaceous wrote:A very jolly looking Pig....

Just what I would love to be able to eat, nice fatty chop (not suey)