Cheers, mate:)Quote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
Marco.
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Cheers, mate:)Quote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
Marco.
Just back from foraging with Del in the local park, some of which she'll be turning into a wreath for the front door:
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It's bloody cold out there, and starting to get dark. Anyway, she's tired now and just taken off her little pink wellies and toasting her toes in front of the fire.... Now she WANTS some tea and cake!:D
Marco.
Picked this up and it came today. A interesting ginger jar with Constable scenes.
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Nice. Might make a good caddy. Unless of course you want to keep ginger in it. :)
yeah lol.. i do have ginger in one of my jars, but will use it as an ornament or tea caddy. always liked ConstableQuote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
Always fun going for a "forage" :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
That "albino" holly looks really smart (is it holly?), never seen that before, or has it been bleached ?
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Originally Posted by struth
Flatford is really nice (out of "season" - too many people in summer/during holidays), fascinating to see how little some of the scenes have changed.
so they say, but ive not been thereQuote:
Originally Posted by guy
I live only six or seven miles away, so it is easy for me although I haven't been for a few years - we used to take our daughters out on a rowing boat from Flatford to Dedham when they were little, hopefully, I will be capable enough to do the same with grandchildren when the girls decide to settle down :)
we have a lot of aincient history on the doorstep, cairnpapple being the best.Quote:
Originally Posted by guy
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