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  • #16
    Hi Tony - glad you're okay even if the car's not. Its only a piece of metal, you and yours aren't so replaceable so glad you're not seriously hurt. How's the gardening over there in the sunshine (grrr!!)?
    Life may not be the party we hoped for but since we're here we might as well dance

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    • #17
      Glad you're O.K. now Tony. Hasn't the tail end of this rain been catching France at all? I've watched odd bits of the 'Tour De France' on T.V. & it always seems to be sunny but the weather reports keep showing the rain drifting over fromhere to Holland & France.Really jealous of your sunshine although I did manage to get sunburnt(!) on Saturday at the Wirral Show.
      Into every life a little rain must fall.

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      • #18
        Glad to have you back Tony, sorry about the car.
        Happy gardening!

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        • #19
          Hi Tony glad you are back, wondered where you where! Glad you are OK and not too damaged from the car......my sympathies are with you, wot with me and my frozen shoulder! Bernie
          Bernie aka DDL

          Appreciate the little things in life because one day you will realise they are the big things

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          • #20
            Thanks for the messages folks ........

            Nicos, it's a bloody disaster here at the moment, across 24. Bumped into a French gardening friend today who supplies his son's restaurant with fresh veg and he was moaning about everything being 'mal', tomato blight, spuds aren't doing anything and the peas and french beans have been a disaster.

            Feves doing well tho, as are strawberries and jas seem to be going very strong, salades good but apart from that and the hardy herbs, not a lot at all.

            But the fruit, that's another thing, masses of everything - funny old game really.
            TonyF, Dordogne 24220

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            • #21
              Welcome Back Tony!

              How are your Flobs coming along? If no time now, a brilliant rainy day or winter project. Glad you're back blokey!

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              • #22
                Hiya Wellie

                Not even thought about them yet, really trying to get back on top of things but when you talk to gardeners here about flobalobs, you get a sort of dreamy, 'he's finally gone' look on their faces - especially trying to explain them in French.
                TonyF, Dordogne 24220

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                • #23
                  Much the same up north, Tony, only we are not as warm as you. Glad you are back.

                  Trips back to the UK are something we ex-pats have to put up with and some thing that I do as little as possible. Suffer badly with withdrawal symptoms when I can't get out in the garden.

                  Enjoy the wedding, Iv'e told my lot not to bother!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
                  Gardening requires a lot of water - most of it in the form of perspiration. Lou Erickson, critic and poet

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