Gwylan
Guru
- Location
- All at sea⛵
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Yes that is true Hawogate but pray tell me why does Harrow not get the same.
biggs682
Itching to get back on my bike's
- Location
- Northamptonshire
My working day and week is completed
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
It's been a brrrrrrright and chhhhhhhillllly day here chez Casa Reynard.
Slept really well. Woke up a bit too early, turned over and then woke up an hour and a half later. Whoops! Still feeling tired, stressed and snotty. More tired than anything else. I had planned a quiet day, but looking at the long range forecast, next week is looking pretty wet. Ergo I wrapped up well and off into the garden with the chainsaw to cut firewood. Carried on with the ash and the cherry I felled previous week, and spotted a nearby oak that was also dead, and so felled that as there was no wind. Turned a whole load of stuff into logs.
A lovely luncheon of a gammon sandwich, a pear, a persimmon and a
Then, this afternoon, went back out with the wheelbarrow to haul in what I'd cut. Four large barrows of logs are now stashed in the garage, so, along with what I already had stashed away, I now should have enough cut stuff for the next couple of weeks.
Now sat down with a biskit and a and watching the early evening news.
Madam Rhubarb is in the igloo bed next to the radiator in the dining room. She's already been here a week, and massive improvements. She's a lot less skitty, she's put weight on, and her coat is now silky rather than wiry.
Slept really well. Woke up a bit too early, turned over and then woke up an hour and a half later. Whoops! Still feeling tired, stressed and snotty. More tired than anything else. I had planned a quiet day, but looking at the long range forecast, next week is looking pretty wet. Ergo I wrapped up well and off into the garden with the chainsaw to cut firewood. Carried on with the ash and the cherry I felled previous week, and spotted a nearby oak that was also dead, and so felled that as there was no wind. Turned a whole load of stuff into logs.
A lovely luncheon of a gammon sandwich, a pear, a persimmon and a
Then, this afternoon, went back out with the wheelbarrow to haul in what I'd cut. Four large barrows of logs are now stashed in the garage, so, along with what I already had stashed away, I now should have enough cut stuff for the next couple of weeks.
Now sat down with a biskit and a
and watching the early evening news.Madam Rhubarb is in the igloo bed next to the radiator in the dining room. She's already been here a week, and massive improvements. She's a lot less skitty, she's put weight on, and her coat is now silky rather than wiry.
Jenkins
Legendary Member
- Location
- Felixstowe
Another enjoyable few hours out this afternoon enjoying the sunshine and light winds. Decided to use winter boots so my feet kept warm this time, but I seemed to run out of energy midway and have had the last part of the afternoon & early evening resting on the sofa with the Kindle.
Food and a coffee have just been had which means I really ought to go and get changed to go to the family do - with the current temperature at just below zero out there I haven't decided whether to walk the two and a bit miles into town or to take the train.
Food and a coffee have just been had which means I really ought to go and get changed to go to the family do - with the current temperature at just below zero out there I haven't decided whether to walk the two and a bit miles into town or to take the train.
rockyroller
Guru
- Location
- 20 miles northwest of Boston, MA
is that a mushroom?
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
Time to feed the cat, and then it will be time to feed me.
Gwylan
Guru
- Location
- All at sea⛵
Oh! You want a rant. I can do much better than that.
Gwylan
Guru
- Location
- All at sea⛵
Gwylan
Guru
- Location
- All at sea⛵
Think because some of the management went there and they believe that beyond Watford you need Sherpas and interpreters