The Chill Out Zone - Page 16584

coolcat · 11th July 2022, 20:04

Much entertainment was had when stripping down our display Saturday evening

trikey · 11th July 2022, 20:14

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Much entertainment was had when stripping down our display Saturday evening

Bl00dy show off!!!

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roverbarmy · 12th July 2022, 05:51

Sun just starting to break through the wispy clouds, so another warm'un on the way.

The local farmers are starting to panic about when to cut the fields. Harvest time seems to get earlier each year. It used to signify the end of summer seeing all those bales in the field but summer has only just begun (the grockles are arriving!).

Gate Keeper · 12th July 2022, 06:23

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Much entertainment was had when stripping down our display Saturday evening

The artist at work!

Morning Jeff, welcome to the day

This morning we are visiting my younger brother at Burnham-on-sea and will be on the lookout for cockles and the like.

What are your plans?

Gate Keeper · 12th July 2022, 06:24

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Sun just starting to break through the wispy clouds, so another warm'un on the way.

The local farmers are starting to panic about when to cut the fields. Harvest time seems to get earlier each year. It used to signify the end of summer seeing all those bales in the field but summer has only just begun (the grockles are arriving!).

Have a fabulous day

FLYING BANANA · 12th July 2022, 06:59

Morning everyone from sunny Cornwall.

still suffering from being sunburnt. Never went out yesterday.

got to go out today as banana is going in for a service.

Lancpudn · 12th July 2022, 10:44

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Evening Ian, thinking of you and what you are having to face tomorrow morning. Hopefully everything will go well and you will be given the all clear.

Morning Phil, I'm glad that's over with

Well that's a procedure I wouldn't want to go through again

Four lovely young lady nurses doing the procedure / biopsy, multiple local anesthetic jabs in the groin area & 24 biopsies taken,

There cant be much left of it.

I'm sore now & pink pee to boot.

Got an appointment with them later this month for the results.

Lancpudn · 12th July 2022, 10:49

This muggy heat is horrendous, I spent most of the night sat outside on the decking with one of our cats because it was that hot.

It's cloudy here & just started spitting with rain, hopefully it pours down, I'd rather have the grey rainy days that I'm used to than this sweatathon

Cracking pictures Jeff

coolcat · 12th July 2022, 12:50

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This muggy heat is horrendous, I spent most of the night sat outside on the decking with one of our cats because it was that hot.

It's cloudy here & just started spitting with rain, hopefully it pours down, I'd rather have the grey rainy days that I'm used to than this sweatathon

Cracking pictures Jeff

Thanks

Super hot and muggy here as well Ian

Glad you got through your procedure, does not sound pleasant at all!
I only hope the four nurses were a bit of a distraction from the procedure itself for you

coolcat · 12th July 2022, 17:56

Yesterday I went over to Pin Mill.

This place was made famous by Arthur Ransome as one of the settings for his series of books 'Swallows & Amazons'

It is on the River Orwell very near to Ipswich and within sight of the Orwell Bridge.

Had a lovely lunch at the Butt&Oysrter pub overlooking the river and then took a visit to see the well known Ship Graveyard there.

Unfortunately the tide was out the time we were there so I am definitely going to go back to take some more photos of the wrecks when they are partially submerged.

Here is one I took of the wrecks...

Pin Mill by Jeff Cranwell, on Flickr

And this is the view towards the Orwell Bridge a short walk from the wrecks...

Pin Mill by Jeff Cranwell, on Flickr

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coolcat This is my second home Audi Q3 TDI S-Line Quattro Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Clacton On Sea/On the boat somewhere Posts: 51,135 Thanks: 9,890 Thanked 12,235 Times in 8,232 Posts	Yesterday I went over to Pin Mill. This place was made famous by Arthur Ransome as one of the settings for his series of books 'Swallows & Amazons' It is on the River Orwell very near to Ipswich and within sight of the Orwell Bridge. Had a lovely lunch at the Butt&Oysrter pub overlooking the river and then took a visit to see the well known Ship Graveyard there. Unfortunately the tide was out the time we were there so I am definitely going to go back to take some more photos of the wrecks when they are partially submerged. Here is one I took of the wrecks... Pin Mill by Jeff Cranwell, on Flickr And this is the view towards the Orwell Bridge a short walk from the wrecks... Pin Mill by Jeff Cranwell, on Flickr __________________ Jeff.