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Bernie - Mouth is watering looking at those "New Potatoes!" would
thoroughly enjoy them with a little mint sauce!!
Matt - Lovely photo of the Heron and also enjoyed the photos
of your, sorry Sheila's Garden - looks lovely.
View from the Iron Bridge, Shropshire.
thoroughly enjoy them with a little mint sauce!!
Matt - Lovely photo of the Heron and also enjoyed the photos
of your, sorry Sheila's Garden - looks lovely.
View from the Iron Bridge, Shropshire.
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Great pics as usual guys and gals!
Bernie, I can almost taste the potatoes, covered in lots of butter!
Bernie, I can almost taste the potatoes, covered in lots of butter!
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the spuds were lovely just put a few cooked ones in a lamb Balti curry, garden is full of spuds so from next week I will be sick of them
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Looking good Graham!
Loretta
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Ken - That was so touching and thoughtful of you, It certainly meant
a lot. Have visited Birchington so many times over the past Forty
years, feel very comfortable there.
Gaynor's hubby, Peter, has always referred jokingly to us both
as "Lady Patricia & Sir Luther." Yesterday was Lew's Birthday
and I received some lovely flowers from Peter addressed: "In
Remembrance of "Sir Luther!" Gaynor sent the beautiful Yellow
Roses.
It certainly is a continued great help to have the support of Family & Friends at this
most difficult time in my life.
a lot. Have visited Birchington so many times over the past Forty
years, feel very comfortable there.
Gaynor's hubby, Peter, has always referred jokingly to us both
as "Lady Patricia & Sir Luther." Yesterday was Lew's Birthday
and I received some lovely flowers from Peter addressed: "In
Remembrance of "Sir Luther!" Gaynor sent the beautiful Yellow
Roses.
It certainly is a continued great help to have the support of Family & Friends at this
most difficult time in my life.
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Thinking of you Patricia xxx
Loretta
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Thinking of you all Patricia, "Sir Luther" was a fine man.
Sheelagh xxx
Sheelagh xxx
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on the canal today saw this swan the water level has really dropped see pic 4,love pic one the way its head is buried in the feathers
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Beautiful photos Bernie, sad to see a plastic bottle dumped next to it
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Thanks Shelagh.Wish I had taken my father's photograph album with me as he took
some fantastic black and white photo's of the Sphynx and the Great Pyramid in 1937
before the Temple under the Sphynx was excavated with sand all the way up to
the paws and the face had not yet begun to rot away caused by pollution.
Matt
some fantastic black and white photo's of the Sphynx and the Great Pyramid in 1937
before the Temple under the Sphynx was excavated with sand all the way up to
the paws and the face had not yet begun to rot away caused by pollution.
Matt
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upload gambar
print screen windows xp
saw this in a shop window picked it up and put it outside is it a moth or a butterfly ?
print screen windows xp
saw this in a shop window picked it up and put it outside is it a moth or a butterfly ?
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back in the lovely greenbank park today went to the spire to see my surgeon going to do my other knee in july keyhole repair not knee replacement this time
back in the lovely greenbank park today went to the spire to see my surgeon going to do my other knee in july keyhole repair not knee replacement this time
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cheers philfilsgreen wrote:Great photo's, Bernie, good luck with the surgery next month.
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yes my thoughts lynne that it was a moth it looked like it was sunning it self in the windowlynne99 wrote:Bernie, I think it is a moth, because most butterflies fold their wings when at rest. I'll just go and get the book to look it up for you.
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Best I can find is a Large emerald . This lives on Hazel trees and is attracted to lighted windowa. It doesn't look emerald in my book, but does have the lines on the wings. Wing span 1 7/8 " or 48mm. Found through out the British Isles except northern Scotland. Hope this is it.
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Hi Bernie ,is keyhole surgery the same as Arthroscopy? If so I had it done to my knee
because of a floating piece of cartilage and after just one day using crutches my knee was without
pain for the first time in years.Geez you will be running round like a teenager pretty soon
I will not say "good luck" but instead "have a GREAT time when all is done".
Matt
because of a floating piece of cartilage and after just one day using crutches my knee was without
pain for the first time in years.Geez you will be running round like a teenager pretty soon
I will not say "good luck" but instead "have a GREAT time when all is done".
Matt
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thanks matt yes it is the same, in a fair bit of pain at the minute so hopefully it will work my surgeon says i have a torn cartilage and he will be able to fix itMatt wrote:Hi Bernie ,is keyhole surgery the same as Arthroscopy? If so I had it done to my knee
because of a floating piece of cartilage and after just one day using crutches my knee was without
pain for the first time in years.Geez you will be running round like a teenager pretty soon
I will not say "good luck" but instead "have a GREAT time when all is done".
Matt
my knee replacment last year has been a success but not felt all the benefit due to the other knee
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good research lynne thanks i think you have got itlynne99 wrote:Best I can find is a Large emerald . This lives on Hazel trees and is attracted to lighted windowa. It doesn't look emerald in my book, but does have the lines on the wings. Wing span 1 7/8 " or 48mm. Found through out the British Isles except northern Scotland. Hope this is it.
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Hiya Bernie, great photos i hope those little ducklings are alright in that sallow water?
And good luck with your surgery.
And good luck with your surgery.
Cheers Joe.
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thanks joefatboyjoe90 wrote:Hiya Bernie, great photos i hope those little ducklings are alright in that sallow water?
And good luck with your surgery.
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View of the north east coast from apartment we use when visiting (historic) York and Scarborough castle..so tranquil!!
Below, Headstone of Novelist Ann Bronte!
To spend her last days in the place she loved (Scarborough) were her dying wishes!!
Anne is buried in the beautiful little churchyard of St Mary’s, the Church is situated at the top of the hill, close to the castle, originally built in the fifteen hundreds, rebuilt again a couple of centuries later, but still very much in tact..the walk back down the hill leads to the harbour, lovely spot for a well earned liquid refreshment
Below, Headstone of Novelist Ann Bronte!
To spend her last days in the place she loved (Scarborough) were her dying wishes!!
Anne is buried in the beautiful little churchyard of St Mary’s, the Church is situated at the top of the hill, close to the castle, originally built in the fifteen hundreds, rebuilt again a couple of centuries later, but still very much in tact..the walk back down the hill leads to the harbour, lovely spot for a well earned liquid refreshment
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went there many years ago staying at a haven holiday site if i remember there was a very steep hill got video of it somewhere thanks for the postShelagh wrote:View of the north east coast from apartment we use when visiting (historic) York and Scarborough castle..so tranquil!!
Below, Headstone of Novelist Ann Bronte!
To spend her last days in the place she loved (Scarborough) were her dying wishes!!
Anne is buried in the beautiful little churchyard of St Mary’s, the Church is situated at the top of the hill, close to the castle, originally built in the fifteen hundreds, rebuilt again a couple of centuries later, but still very much in tact..the walk back down the hill leads to the harbour, lovely spot for a well earned liquid refreshment
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