The Chill Out Zone

[Freebyrd]

This is Gofer, my neighbour's cat. I had the pleasure of looking after him over Christmas.

[freddie]

Originally Posted by windrush

Good morning Freddie it seemed stranger not see you at the National

Never mind see you at Roverfest.

[freddie]

Originally Posted by Gate Keeper

Good afternoon Dawn and Julien, we are all doing okay. We are holding a memorial celebration/service for Jessica's mum at the house on Saturday pm with family and friends flying in from around the globe. We have had to tidy up and bring in outside catering and live music etc and I had to put together a slide show of Julianne's life in pictures. Everything is now ready. We are having lots of torrential rain, badly needed and it has greened everything up. The flowers and borders are beautiful

I have not heard of Roverfest? Pray do tell

Hi Phil hope every thing goes well.


ROVERFEST.
http://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/foru...hlight=Wroxall

[Lancpudn]

Originally Posted by Gate Keeper

Cats are fascinating to watch, so inquisitive and mischievous Ian. We have a couple of farm cats who live the outside life, of hunting and eating the rats, mice, frogs, lizards and birds. The cats come to the kitchen for other treats. We used to have a problem of squirrels scratching around in the roof and the rats eating the cow feed. The cats saw them off for good. I watched one of the cats yesterday dig through the dirt to get to a mole. Such a resourceful and clever pussy. The dogs here are wary of the cats and leave them well alone

Good evenin all, Phil. She's hilarious to watch & full of mischief, she has a favourite toy a little fishing rod with a bunch of feathers on the end, she'll carry that to wherever I am in in the house in her mouth for me to play with her Ninja claws cut, She sits perfectly still for the vet, maybe I should get a vets uniform & put her on the ironing table

Lamb shank in minted sauce with spuds.carrots,cabbage & roasted parsnips for tea.

[coolcat]

Originally Posted by Gate Keeper

Good afternoon Dawn and Julien, we are all doing okay. We are holding a memorial celebration/service for Jessica's mum at the house on Saturday pm with family and friends flying in from around the globe. We have had to tidy up and bring in outside catering and live music etc and I had to put together a slide show of Julianne's life in pictures. Everything is now ready. We are having lots of torrential rain, badly needed and it has greened everything up. The flowers and borders are beautiful

That sounds a really nice thing to do Phil.

I'm sure it will be a wonderful celebration and a lovely way to bring you all together

[Rev Jules]

Originally Posted by Gate Keeper

Good afternoon Dawn and Julien, we are all doing okay. We are holding a memorial celebration/service for Jessica's mum at the house on Saturday pm with family and friends flying in from around the globe. We have had to tidy up and bring in outside catering and live music etc and I had to put together a slide show of Julianne's life in pictures. Everything is now ready. We are having lots of torrential rain, badly needed and it has greened everything up. The flowers and borders are beautiful

I have not heard of Roverfest? Pray do tell

Hi Phil go to the events meet section and you will see.

Julien

[RPWC]

Originally Posted by Gate Keeper

Good evening Richard, I agree. Derek's an inspiration for us youngsters. Early June, we are driving London to Edinburgh and somehow I can't see myself doing it in one go

It is doable in one day, but you will be wrecked the day after, and not feel like doing anything. If its any use, there is a cheap hotel down the road from me, that does b and b, pub next door for food, pleasant riverside location, and we are about 2.5- 3 hours from Edinburgh depending on which route you take, and the amount of traffic on route. Bob stays there regular when in this neck of the woods, or on route to or from Scotland.

[stevestrat]

Originally Posted by Gate Keeper

Early June, we are driving London to Edinburgh and somehow I can't see myself doing it in one go

Furthest I drove in one go was here to North Walsham in Norfolk, on a motorbike but I was younger and dafter then. If you straighten the swing east its probably about the same distance as London. I went there to get a towbar fitted to my motorbike, had to custom make it as it was a new model and they couldn't supply "off the shelf".

What always stuck in my mind was going down the M1 and coming up behind a 2CV doing about 80mph, you could hear the valves bouncing

[jackatesme]

Evening all, been busy today,planting some bulbs and trying to freshen up paint on garden bench,after 3 coats of paint not looking too good so got some paint stripper to get back to bare wood,at the moment bench has got that distressed look. Would have been easier to buy a new bench.
In answer to earlier question i don't work,done so for 47yrs retired 10 years ago. What i have learned since retirement, if wife asks what are you doing today,never say nothing.

[coolcat]

Originally Posted by jackatesme

Evening all, been busy today,planting some bulbs

60watt or 100watt ?