classic33
Leg End Member
Almost in the center of the field, but I'd an elevated position on private land, Same person owned the hayfield, the rest had to stand at the roadside.
The Retirement Thread
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classic33
Leg End Member
France, not Berkeley Square!!We** saw a nightingale when in France. We could hear it clearly it the thick bushes. We slowly searched and eventually we saw it.
**'we' being MrsD........I, sadly, didn't see it
ColinJ
Puzzle game procrastinator!
- Location
- Todmorden - Yorks/Lancs border
Last time I checked, 7 + 15 = 22!
Another 2 hours for occasional exercise, cooking, shopping and so on...
Well this is very late for me. I am normally asleep for 2100 having had several hours during the day. No idea what has happened but I have not slept today.
Will be interesting to see what state I am in the morning
Anyway......I wish you all a good nights sleep.
Will be interesting to see what state I am in the morning
Anyway......I wish you all a good nights sleep.
classic33
Leg End Member
SithiWell this is very late for me. I am normally asleep for 2100 having had several hours during the day. No idea what has happened but I have not slept today.
Will be interesting to see what state I am in the morning
Anyway......I wish you all a good nights sleep.
ColinJ
Puzzle game procrastinator!
- Location
- Todmorden - Yorks/Lancs border
You seem to normally wake up at about 06:30? That would be 9.5 hours sleep plus those 'several', so you must actually be sleeping about 12 hours a day? That sounds like an awful lot of sleep!
I reckon if I added up all the time I sleep scattered through the day it would be 5-8 hours depending on what I have been doing.
I haven't gone to bed at 21:00 since I was 11 years old, apart from when I have been desperately ill.
When I used to do my cycling holidays in Spain, I had more sleep than usual because I was getting tired from doing lots of riding a lot (averaging roughly 100 (often hilly/mountainous) km a day for 2 weeks) at higher speeds than I normally did. Even then though, I think it was only about 8 hours a night.
It is strange how different people's needs are... I think I would feel pretty rough if I tried to sleep more than 8 or 9 hours a day.
Anyway, I suppose it will be Wednesday morning by the time that you read this. I hope that you DID manage to eventually get a good sleep.
rustybolts
pedalling tediously
- Location
- Ireland
Lovely mild morning , Christmas 24 days countdown , have a lovely day folks !
Drago
Legendary Member
- Location
- Suburban Poshshire
I have risen!
Won't be about much, if at all, today. Down to my chums on the Isle of Grain for lunch, onwards to the Kent downs in the afternoon, and then into Hythe for business in the evening. Then home tomoz.
Won't be about much, if at all, today. Down to my chums on the Isle of Grain for lunch, onwards to the Kent downs in the afternoon, and then into Hythe for business in the evening. Then home tomoz.
Woke at 0500. Lay awake till 0600 and got up.You seem to normally wake up at about 06:30? That would be 9.5 hours sleep plus those 'several', so you must actually be sleeping about 12 hours a day? That sounds like an awful lot of sleep!
I reckon if I added up all the time I sleep scattered through the day it would be 5-8 hours depending on what I have been doing.
I haven't gone to bed at 21:00 since I was 11 years old, apart from when I have been desperately ill.
When I used to do my cycling holidays in Spain, I had more sleep than usual because I was getting tired from doing lots of riding a lot (averaging roughly 100 (often hilly/mountainous) km a day for 2 weeks) at higher speeds than I normally did. Even then though, I think it was only about 8 hours a night.
It is strange how different people's needs are... I think I would feel pretty rough if I tried to sleep more than 8 or 9 hours a day.
Anyway, I suppose it will be Wednesday morning by the time that you read this. I hope that you DID manage to eventually get a good sleep.
I have always slept well but Covid has left me (both of us) with terrible fatigue.
Some days I am up for maybe 2 hours then back in bed for 3 hours.......and I sleep, heavily. Not nice but I can't fight it.
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Good morning all.
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
I am up. It is dark . We had lots of wind last night. One of my plants in a big pot was blown over..And we had torrential rain as well.
Stay safe peeps
Stay safe peeps
I thought no one lived on the isle of Grain as its all marsh land.
Never been there, its just something I recall reading.
Supposed to be a paradise for bird watchers though.
