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Morning all from a blustery Nestland, I thought spring had sprung.............
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Oh it has BM...a leak!!sigpicComment
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Morning all! Sunshine now, but a very windy night - the only 'damage' I can see is that the lid has blown off the (empty) dustbin and is by the back door. Dustbin still standing in the right place in the courtyard. Hope everyone is ok.Comment
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He who smiles in the face of adversity,has already decided who to blame
Artificial intelligence is no match for natural stupidity Comment
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Morning all. Hope nobody has had horrendous damage from the stormy weather.
No gardening for me today, I'm off to play some poker (WCOAP event 7). It's definitely my turn to get lucky!Comment
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Enjoy the poker Martin! Hope you win!
Flo, is the funeral this morning?
I hope it goes as well as it can, big hugs to you and your family
Weather was awful last night, my large Apple tree has been uprooted and there's rubbish strewn all over the garden. Someone's bin up the road has been blown over and it's found it way into my front yard, it happens several times a year...why do they leave it out there?? It's not collection day yet Theres a lull in the storm at the moment although forecasts say it will be back later this afternoon
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VC I don't have that worry any more since the men came and removed both front stacks but I still sleep with my head under the covers to hideOriginally posted by veggiechicken View PostMorning All. What a horrible night I have this irrational fear of the chimney stack blowing down and landing on my bed So, like an ostrich, I burrow down under the duvet and try to drown out the howling wind. If you can't hear the wind you can't be harmed by it ..............can you?
Hope that all blowaways etc are still in place and no structural damage has occurred.
from the noise. Now if we could keep the other two remaining chimneys from howling I'd be happy.
good luck for today Martin
Location....East Midlands.Comment
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Phew what weather! It's sunny and bright one minute and then hailing and dark the next. All with the accompanying gale force winds. It was a bit scary on the Dronfield Bypass (funeral was at Brimington, Bren), especially when driving by high-sided lorries! Thanks for all your good wishes. It was a strange experience meeting my brothers, we seem to have grown so far apart. My sisters were both not fit enough to be there. Anyway, off to do some seed shopping now, see you later
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Sad to grow apart from you siblings, Flo. My big sis is 6yrs older than me so I didn't really know her growing up. Nice to find we do actually like each other! I get on well with my big bro too - although that is not to say that they don't both drive me mad, on occasion!
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I did think about you today Flo and you're right about Dronfield Bypass being scary in high winds.Location....East Midlands.Comment
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My youngest brother is 4 years younger than me, seemed such a big gap when we were young. We don't speak very often but we get on very well. We often go for a weekend away to London when there's something on for him to photograph (keen photographer) it's good to catch up. 18months ago I tagged along on one of his photography trips to India, loved every minute of itOriginally posted by Hazel at the Hill View PostSad to grow apart from you siblings, Flo. My big sis is 6yrs older than me so I didn't really know her growing up. Nice to find we do actually like each other! I get on well with my big bro too - although that is not to say that they don't both drive me mad, on occasion! but I know I get on his nerves sometimes
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I'm the youngest of 9, the nearest one to me is a brother 7 years older and my eldest brother is 21 years my senior!Granny on the Game in SheffieldComment
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My sister is 7 years younger then me. She turns 20 this year. We hardly spend any time together because she is always out with her boyfriend.CarrieComment
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That sounds like Mr Pots family there was 20 years between his eldest and youngest sister, so we've got got nephews, great nephews and grandkids all the same age.Originally posted by Florence Fennel View PostLocation....East Midlands.Comment
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