Bits and bobs No2
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Phew - drove past our site tonight and the bins are still standing
Think I may have pre-cooked rhubarb this year though
Luckily as the bolt deflected, it ploughed a furrow across the plot, so that's my potato trench sorted
Sue
Think I may have pre-cooked rhubarb this year though
Luckily as the bolt deflected, it ploughed a furrow across the plot, so that's my potato trench sorted
Sue
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Those must be giant spuds Sue, or is it really your Bean trench.
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Dear Sue, are you sure you want me buried on your plot.
I'll try my hardest not to mention the said items again.
I'll try my hardest not to mention the said items again.
Kind Regards, Old Herbaceous.
There's no fool like an old fool.
There's no fool like an old fool.
Probably not thinking about it - I have no doubt you would find a way to haunt the place & cause trouble
Serves me right for boasting, but I am not the world's best DIY-er (my husband visibly turns pale when he sees me making off with his drill) and a compost bin was quite an achievement
Thinking about a cold frame next - will have to wait till I get a day off on my own and raid the tool chest again - heh, heh, heh
Sue
Serves me right for boasting, but I am not the world's best DIY-er (my husband visibly turns pale when he sees me making off with his drill) and a compost bin was quite an achievement
Thinking about a cold frame next - will have to wait till I get a day off on my own and raid the tool chest again - heh, heh, heh
Sue
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I think i have got some old plans of the old Crystal Palace somewhere, you could borrow them Sue and just improve the parts that are not up to your standard.
Kind Regards, Old Herbaceous.
There's no fool like an old fool.
There's no fool like an old fool.
Sue
I can understand why your husband goes pale when you use his electric drill.
My Governor's DIY kit comprises of a hammer (the largest she can find) and a screwdriver ...of any sort, plus tubes of No-nails and Polyfilla.
She hasn't found where I keep the power tools yet
I fully appreciate that some ladies are better than men at doing DIY jobs but my Governor isn't one of them. In fact its probably the only reason she keeps me around
I can understand why your husband goes pale when you use his electric drill.
My Governor's DIY kit comprises of a hammer (the largest she can find) and a screwdriver ...of any sort, plus tubes of No-nails and Polyfilla.
She hasn't found where I keep the power tools yet
I fully appreciate that some ladies are better than men at doing DIY jobs but my Governor isn't one of them. In fact its probably the only reason she keeps me around
I am in my own little world, ...it's OK, ...they know me there!
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Dear Weed, i'm sure Wives do appreciate husbands that are good with thier hands.
Kind Regards, Old Herbaceous.
There's no fool like an old fool.
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How true, Richard.
I messed about on farms every spare minute I had when young, and almost everything was tied together with string, from gates and tractors to ponies bridles.
Now all the tractors whizz along faster than your average ambulance and all the bales are far too big to carry.
Even nostalgia isn't what it used to be...
I messed about on farms every spare minute I had when young, and almost everything was tied together with string, from gates and tractors to ponies bridles.
Now all the tractors whizz along faster than your average ambulance and all the bales are far too big to carry.
Even nostalgia isn't what it used to be...
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That did make me smile Richard.
Dear Pongeroon, we used to have four working farms in our village when i was a young lad, i too use to spend a lot of time workng at one or the other.
Sadly now they are all run by Woburn Abbey, the younsters in the village are missing out on so much fun.
I have to say, i did't think of you as a bit of a farm girl.
Dear Pongeroon, we used to have four working farms in our village when i was a young lad, i too use to spend a lot of time workng at one or the other.
Sadly now they are all run by Woburn Abbey, the younsters in the village are missing out on so much fun.
I have to say, i did't think of you as a bit of a farm girl.
Kind Regards, Old Herbaceous.
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There's no fool like an old fool.
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And in the not quite so posh parts of Bedfordshire.
Kind Regards, Old Herbaceous.
There's no fool like an old fool.
There's no fool like an old fool.
Monika, my Dad lives in a small village in the Dales, and there is one remaining elderly farmer. When he goes, there will only be 'in-comers', and my father will be the patriarch of the village. Not a prospect he relishes!! And he doesn't use string...not for his kecks, anyway.
OH, I was very much a farm girl, ponies, manure, lugging bales, the lot. I went to agricultural college just as farming was finally going down the tube...
And then went on to have a completely different career! Hindsight, eh?
OH, I was very much a farm girl, ponies, manure, lugging bales, the lot. I went to agricultural college just as farming was finally going down the tube...
And then went on to have a completely different career! Hindsight, eh?