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Hello to you both. You may remember when you were still in the UK that we used to compare notes on our foxy friends. I just thought I would let you know we still have our annual litter of cubs and...
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Oh how lovely, maybe you can get some photos once Mum lets them out in the open. Do they like marmite sarnies? Mum used to love them but Missie hated it, which just goes to show how accurate that...
Now here is a really clever invention and an investment opportunity all rolled into one.
It seems to work, but it doesn't say what happens when two umbrellas collide, but never the less a useful...
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Mmmm, isn't this going to have the same effect as when a car drives through a puddle and as a pedestrian you get soaked as a result?
From what I can see, this device blows the rain to the side, if...
I've never had much interest in playing games, but get my laughs seeing the games others play. And a certain Mr. Keefy has made the 42nd request for me to play Candy Crush with him on FB. If it...
Someone said that there is a pet shop off TV st but I cannot find it, so if anyone knows can they post it's location for me. I need 2 Guinea Pigs for my lawn and some decent goldfish for my pond. I...
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Actually, thinking about it more, I think it was "Salon Spa Motel." Pampered pets.
My mate B.Nose has been up to things again, this is Pete Doherty on the cross, one for the religious among us…. :cool:
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St Marylebone’s canon, Stephen Evans, said: “I hope that For Pete’s Sake might help visitors to the exhibition stop and reflect not only on Christ’s Passion and Resurrection but also to stop and...
Looking to get a group together.
Please PM by next week.
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Great idea and would love to know if there is a group formed. I'm not in Luxor often enough but if I were I'd love to know that there may be the opportunity of a game or two of Bridge.
Being offline was at first a nuisance then became a gift. I have been gardening my big canal which is intermittent due to it's rise & fall. Last week, I bought a child's dingy to change it into a...
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With the food and drinks you put on here you would do well opening a small tea garden. :eat :br :up Could call it Georges Grand Garden Gateway Gathering Group. :up
A friend has a mud brick house and she wants to put up some shelves, now before we two DIY "experts" start drilling holes, do we do it the same way as when drilling into brick i.e. with the rawl...
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That's why the ancient Egyptians kept everything in boxes, baskets and chests. Even today you almost never see a closet here, only wardrobes.
There must be an abundance of closets here as folk are...
Besides playing on here preparing again my leg of Pork, I am also playing in my pond. Now last week a few of these appeared, they look like mozzies and cannot find a similar water boatman on the...
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So, 6 hours later not a bad little catch for the pond.
I'm rather partial to whitebait. :eat
:tk Could that be misconstrued as a racist comment. You know what the PC police are like on here....
I am currently digesting a book about a crime of scene investigator and electricity..
He states: "That hand writing doesn't reveal anything about the personality of the writer"
Wrong!...... both...
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I can't read in a power cut, so like CE, I watch the telly. :up
PS. I still think my guess as to the sex of the soon arrival back from the UK of the infidel known as soon was correct. Silence does...
When I lived in the UK there were raw plugs, oh don't know how to describe them, they weren't the normal with a slit in the middle that opens out when you screw into them they had a kind of hook on...
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The two most common sizes are No6 and No8, number eight's are used for the more heavy duty fixings. No 6 requires a six millimeter masonry bit, No. 8, an eight millimeter drill bit. Most hardware,...
Lovely weather today and I was out camera in hand wandering about the meadows and forests searching for photo ops. Suddenly I spied up in a tree this guy. We have lots of bald eagles in this area and...
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Happens here with the First Nations (or did) the concept of the elderly being returned to the earth.
Another piece of trivia about vultures is that they poop down their own legs. Their poop is...
I have two of these ever-green trees in my garden and wondered if anybody knows what their european name would be. ? They are presently 40' high, with whispery type foliage. My builders call then...
Yes my mate gave me a copy of Windows ME - absolutely awful, wished I could roll it back to '98. As I said '98 was virus free although prone to BSOD now and then. Probably due to memory leaks caused...
Busy busy boy today after Luxor I went to see how the water garden is coming along, I'm 'nicking the canal bank opposite my corniche. I'm going to develop it. I might even build moorings for...
And GQT. Now I have always been a rubbish gardener, usually farm sized places or terrace type places. Hayters, rotorvators & chain-saws or 'pot plants, hanging baskets & window boxes. Here in sunny...
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To 'hone my point: The most recent RAJAR figures show that over the course of a typical week over 1.4 million people catch at least 5 minutes of the programme - a figure that has remained essentially...
Great isn't it ? had it since it first started love it to death. My Jasmine bush which was tiny when given to me by Hatsusu 5 years past, is doing what it should, growing everywhere I train it to...
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