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Lancpudn · 23rd June 2020, 16:52

We're back then! I've been getting this message all afternoon trying to get on the site

Evening all, roasting humid sunny afternoon here, The green wheelie bin has been emptied today & refilled immediately with the rest of the laurel tree clippings

I'm cream crackered , now have a cold bottle of Henry's cider open with my tea.

Chicken breast wrapped in those Maggi Italian herby sheets with roast spuds green beans & carrots.

Great set of pictures Phil.

reworht · 23rd June 2020, 16:55

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Originally Posted by Gate Keeper

Rod here was yours with the sheep looking rather comfortable

That's my favourite sheep that one .......

Ian G · 23rd June 2020, 19:03

A bit of fence wood preserving this morning then a trip to the quayside fishmonger in town means Hake fresh from the boat, samphire and sauteed potatoes al fresco for dinner tonight..

trikey · 23rd June 2020, 20:13

Evening all, no car stuff after work (Except to confirm the oil and water were all good on the V6)

Instead the hedges needed a good cut, so.. out with the chainsaw, if im cutting the hedges then ill do it once this year.

I'm bloomin wrecked now, upper arms are aching so much I can hardly lift my Guinness, the dogs had a little trot out in the warm evening air too.

Lancpudn · 23rd June 2020, 20:39

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Originally Posted by trikey

Evening all, no car stuff after work (Except to confirm the oil and water were all good on the V6)

Instead the hedges needed a good cut, so.. out with the chainsaw, if im cutting the hedges then ill do it once this year.

I'm bloomin wrecked now, upper arms are aching so much I can hardly lift my Guinness, the dogs had a little trot out in the warm evening air too.

I can see it now Andy

Lancpudn · 23rd June 2020, 20:41

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Originally Posted by Ian G

A bit of fence wood preserving this morning then a trip to the quayside fishmonger in town means Hake fresh from the boat, samphire and sauteed potatoes al fresco for dinner tonight..

Oh that looks really good

Hake is one of favourite fish. I've read about samphire so many times buy I've never tried it.

Ian G · 23rd June 2020, 20:54

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Originally Posted by Lancpudn

Oh that looks really good

Hake is one of favourite fish. I've read about samphire so many times buy I've never tried it.

I can never understand why the people of the UK are so fixed on Cod and little else nearly all the hake caught in our waters gets exported ..I love samphire I just tossed it in some E V olive oil and warmed it through on the griddle..mmmm.. You really must try it.

FLYING BANANA · 24th June 2020, 06:20

Morning everyone from sunny Saltash.

RPWC · 24th June 2020, 06:46

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Originally Posted by Ian G

I can never understand why the people of the UK are so fixed on Cod and little else nearly all the hake caught in our waters gets exported ..I love samphire I just tossed it in some E V olive oil and warmed it through on the griddle..mmmm.. You really must try it.

Pervert!!

RPWC · 24th June 2020, 06:49

Morning all glorious sunshine this morning,I think it’s going to be hot.

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