We are indeed, Barry:)
Just need to sort out the plants and herb garden.
Marco.
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We are indeed, Barry:)
Just need to sort out the plants and herb garden.
Marco.
We’re staying in Drymen near Loch Lomond, had sister-in-law’s wedding in Glasgow yesterday, weather was surprisingly good - but expectations met today as it has chucked it down and continues to do so, 16c. Tomorrow a little better according to the forecast so going to do some fishing with Will, no doubt the girls will find some shops and a tea room!
Grass looks great, Marco, hoping mine will have had a bit of a watering for when we get back.
Drymen, nice one - know it well:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Alex_UK
One of our favourite haunts was the Buchanan Arms Hotel (on the Main Street), which used to serve superb food in the classic French/Italian style: https://www.hotelsone.com/drymen-hot...yAAEgJUHvD_BwE
It also had a nice quaint bar, perfect for pre-dinner drinks, whilst you perused the menu!
Marco.
We are literally next door to the Buchanan Arms, but going to the Clachan Inn for dinner this evening - https://www.clachaninndrymen.co.uk/ - looks nice, and good reviews. We went into Glasgow again today to see sister-in-law and did an escape room, the next couple of days just us now and enjoying the Loch Lomond area. [emoji846]Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
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Lol - thought you might be somewhere near... Know The Clachan; you'll enjoy it there:cool:
Marco.
Still haven't had enough rain here. The front lawn has yet to recover. :(
16C now, will reach 23C later today. No rain forecast, so the lawns have only partially recovered.
Rained overnight, and showers forecast for all day with a bit of thunder chucked in. Back to normal bank holiday weather then.
That's quite an expanse of lawn, what kind of mower have you got? I'd want a sit-on mower for that. Nicely done though, you can do ours if you want :) What are those structures for, and why have they got whippets sat on top of them? I thought that would be more of a Yorkshire thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco