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Preparing for winter II
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i'm in north lincs dolly
so... it must be all of lincs that 'orrible at the moment lol A family that eats together, stays together
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i'm in north lincs dolly so... it must be all of lincs that 'orrible at the moment lol
i'm probably not that far away from you - only in Grimsby!!
it's freezing, looks like there's a gale blowing out there - really don't want to go out but we have to go and pick DH up from work and i think we might end up giving in and putting the heating on
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Aw...never mind, am sure the sun will shift to everyone else who didn`t get it today. If it`s any consolation, here`s what we had over winter (that`s home at the end of the road) and I see there`s a forecast for more of the same this year! Eek.
"Ignore the eejits...it saves your blood pressure and drives `em nuts!"
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It's quite nippy here in north Kent as well, and grey. The wind blew my pot of basil clean off the rack outside last night.
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dollydaydream07 wrote: »i'm probably not that far away from you - only in Grimsby!!
Same Grim by name, Grim by nature...! Princess Sparklepants0 -
I am in South Lincs and it is grey and now a bit windy.however it has been really mild- I wore sandals today!
Upthread someone was asking about expanding foam to fill holes from plumbing. I had a hole in my bathroom after an overflow was removed and was going to use this but was advised against it and to use paper mache instead ! I filled the gap with it and then polyfilla and then painted . Worked a dream and cheaper too!0 -
Always got room for another wee sulk. Here pet, have a nice cup of tea and dont talk to those nasty ladies with sunshine !! :rotfl:0
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Har har...*evil laugh*.....ah well, evening is falling..the sun is getting ready to set. Time to put the sunhat away.....
*runs away very fast, sniggering.....*"Ignore the eejits...it saves your blood pressure and drives `em nuts!"0 -
elisamoose wrote: »I am in South Lincs and it is grey and now a bit windy.however it has been really mild- I wore sandals today!
Upthread someone was asking about expanding foam to fill holes from plumbing. I had a hole in my bathroom after an overflow was removed and was going to use this but was advised against it and to use paper mache instead ! I filled the gap with it and then polyfilla and then painted . Worked a dream and cheaper too!
Interesting - I didn't think about paper mache... Brilliant idea! problem is, I will be filling the walls from the outside... So i would need a waterproof coat of something on top of it... any ideas anyone 0 -
Yacht varnish maybe?"Ignore the eejits...it saves your blood pressure and drives `em nuts!"0
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