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  • #46
    Madderbat chomping at the bit to have a go so I will have to hand over he puter for a while!
    The river Trent is lovely, I know because I have walked on it for 18 years.
    Brian Clough

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    • #47
      Ain't it marvellous it is working faster tonight than it has done for week's
      What lies behind us,And what lies before us,Are tiny matters compared to what lies Within us ...
      Ralph Waide Emmerson

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      • #48
        Originally posted by jacob marley View Post
        Hey mr snuffer they say wive's are only mother in laws only younger so look what you have let yourself in for RIP
        Oh lord you can't be serious. Fortunately the wife recognises the fact that her mother is a harridan and so far (touch wood) doesn't display any of the symptoms. Mind you she can remember every tiny transgresion I have ever made in our 28 year marriage, and often reminds me of them.
        It is the doom of man, that they forget.

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        • #49
          Originally posted by snuffer View Post
          Oh lord you can't be serious. Fortunately the wife recognises the fact that her mother is a harridan and so far (touch wood) doesn't display any of the symptoms. Mind you she can remember every tiny transgresion I have ever made in our 28 year marriage, and often reminds me of them.
          You must be a naughty boy often
          What lies behind us,And what lies before us,Are tiny matters compared to what lies Within us ...
          Ralph Waide Emmerson

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          • #50
            Hi, can anybody join in, or should I go back to lurking...

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            • #51
              hiya folks

              Thought I'd better kick him off before he go too excited!
              Hope you all had a good week. the weather had improved and I've felt the benefit - car go through its MOT no probs on Tues, and I celebrated by sitting out and getting 'lobstered' (forgot my hat!)
              Hope the weather continues.

              I managed to plant some courgette plants up at the house today, but it nearly did my back in - won't try that again in a hurry.

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              • #52
                Originally posted by Winky View Post
                Hi, can anybody join in, or should I go back to lurking...
                Feel free Winky, nice to meet you. How was your week?

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                • #53
                  Not a great week, but that's in the past. Wot you been up to?

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                  • #54
                    Good to see you MB

                    Winky, nice to meet you
                    I was feeling part of the scenery
                    I walked right out of the machinery
                    My heart going boom boom boom
                    "Hey" he said "Grab your things
                    I've come to take you home."

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                    • #55
                      Hi Seahorse,
                      Winky, I had quite a good week because of th good weather, but have had a rough(ish) winter, so not been on the lottie much.
                      BW has been holding our end up and we have a good selection of crops in now.
                      Just have to get some tomato plants as our seeds didn't do well, then we're set for summer.

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                      • #56
                        Nice to meet you too Seahorse
                        MB - I've been lucky with my toms this year, they all germinated and are growing like crazy - just got to find space for them in my tiny back garden!!

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                        • #57
                          I only grew toms. because there were some free seeds with GYO. All that I planted have come up and are doing alright. In a few days time I will plant them out on the top of the compost heap. Grew some there a few years ago and they did great.
                          It is the doom of man, that they forget.

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                          • #58
                            I keep trying to persuade BW to grow things on our compost heap, but he's reluctant cos it's not sterile!!!

                            If I'm up to it we can go to the farm and get some well rotted 'oss poo which would be great to put courgettes and tomatoes on, but I have to take each day as it comes so can't really promise!

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                            • #59
                              Originally posted by jacob marley View Post
                              You must be a naughty boy often
                              Settle down Jacob, or there'll be no pea sticks at dawn

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                              • #60
                                Originally posted by Two_Sheds View Post
                                No, but I still enjoy getting the little one to tell people that Daddy's got crabs
                                "Cromer crabs are smaller than those from other parts of the country, but far sweeter and meatier. The seabed is important, being a combination of sand, chalk and flint, with no mud to taint the crabmeat. Crabs here are also slower growing, moulting only once a year and so fuller in their shells."
                                Sounds wonderful Twosheds, I haven't had crabs for years (am reluctant to get them off our market stall as we live in middle england....)

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