The Chill Out Zone

[coolcat]

Zed the Ted is enjoying being back on the water again

Lady Emma's crew by Jeff Cranwell, on Flickr

[stevestrat]

Captain Birdseye has let himself go.

Put a dollop of silicone grease on the anti fly curtain hook the wasp had utilised as an anchor for its nest.

[coolcat]

It was a lovely start to the morning here in Broadland
Only had my phone with me but came out not too bad...

Bure Sunrise by Jeff Cranwell, on Flickr

IMG_5010 by Jeff Cranwell, on Flickr

[Gate Keeper]

Morning all, morning Jeff and welcome to the day.

Great photos Jeff from your iPhone with lots of mood and dramatic colours.

How the other half live do enjoy.

[Gate Keeper]

Originally Posted by RPWC

Thank Andy,I have feel alot more better, just hoping I will be seen a bit quicker after my operation may be helper heard quickly when it's time made time.
Hoping then to ask the doctor to move quicker than waiting for time to wait quicker.
The local doctor is hoping for things to move quicker.

Morning Richard, I realise you continue to have disappointments, but you also have achievements where you are able to pick yourself up again, so give yourself a well deserved yourself a pat on the back.

How is the walking, are you able to get out much?

[Gate Keeper]

Originally Posted by stevestrat

Had a close shave just earlier. Having a smoke at the back door and had a persistent wasp buzzing around. Turned round and there's the beginnings of a wasp's nest, about the size of a Malteser That was swiftly dealt with, need to keep a watch in case it has another go.

Morning Steve, is it anything to do living next to a Loch? with the wasps being attracted to the water.

We have lots of hornets nests around the house even though we knock them off as they will come into our bedroom when the windows are open. My sister-in-law keep bees at the bottom of the garden and does well from the supply of honey.

[Lancpudn]

Morning all, What a grey day.

[stevestrat]

Originally Posted by Gate Keeper

Morning Steve, is it anything to do living next to a Loch? with the wasps being attracted to the water.

Morning Phil. Its not a loch, its the Forth estuary. No idea if wasps are attracted to water, any wasp near me is in trouble! I hate them after being set upon by a cloud of them years ago, I think the dogs disturbed a nest, I was stung several times.

[RPWC]

Originally Posted by Gate Keeper

Morning Richard, I realise you continue to have disappointments, but you also have achievements where you are able to pick yourself up again, so give yourself a well deserved yourself a pat on the back.

How is the walking, are you able to get out much?

I am getting quite better for working , I did about 4 weeks with Andy and Brian a few weeks ago. I was quite tired by the type we stopped for a coffee when we visited the walking time.

[Gate Keeper]

Originally Posted by RPWC

I am getting quite better for working , I did about 4 weeks with Andy and Brian a few weeks ago. I was quite tired by the type we stopped for a coffee when we visited the walking time.

Yes Richard, doing work of any kind gives a sense of purpose. Some work I would not like to do such as working in a sewer or catching rodents. You are bound to get tired, so don’t overdo it.

You worked with Andy and Brian, are they ok?

This morning I went for a walk, came back and did some chores. Now it’s too hot at 27C and at about 4pm I will go for another walk when it’s cooler. My target is to walk one and a half miles each day. It doesn’t look much but it is helping me keep active and to keep going.