Daydream thread continues.....

alfie_1

forgive me if i leave anyone out but i can add to my list...
this my book of info "in no particular order"
DAVESNAVE .....plants and bulding regs and how to annoy a neighbour.
LIR......horse and chook and how to avoid falling walls
CTC......entertainment and vintage
RHIWFIELD....hidden gems and relic info
ROZEE........how to have a leap of faith
IMH......internet diva on speed
LUCIELLE....trailers and how to fix a car in the middle of nowhere.
RUMMER....how to be bouncy bouncy bouncy

apologies to those if missed ,its late and my brains in meltdown...

alfie_1

Itismehonest wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
It comes of having plenty of practice & a mis-spent youth which furnished me with a large supply of general knowledge trivia. It helps to have a lateral way of thinking when it comes to Google :rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: spent a lot of time in HMP's libraries ????

lostinrates

Alfie, horses yes, i should know a bit, chooks....not so much.

Davesnave

Re double flowered geraniums, they seem hardy as any other, and there are 7 different ones, not 5, as I first said.:o Will do photos eventually, but you can Google them.

Kids next door are about 12, 9 & 8 and don't go to school, because the outside world is evil & scary, though maybe not quite as scary as parents who think like that.

Alf, I don't annoy neighbours, unless they annoy me first in fairly extreme ways. I'm a model of tolerance!

A friend's recently moved house at huge expense, just to get away from his neighbours, but it's a complex operation when land/animals are involved. I think his judgement was clouded, as he's given himself years of extra work & expense.

After being rear-ended 5 times in the noughties, I can't think of a better investment than a tow bar. We have a tow bar + integral step on the van, made of solid steel and painted yellow, which sticks out about a foot. No one runs into that!!!
:rotfl:

Just managed to get all the wood rescued from the pig sties under cover before some really useful heavy rain tonight.

Itismehonest

alfie_1 wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: spent a lot of time in HMP's libraries ????

:rotfl: Not quite that mis-spent

Davesnave wrote: »

Just managed to get all the wood rescued from the pig sties under cover before some really useful heavy rain tonight.

Blimey. It must have missed us for a change

lucielle

Can you add lawnmowers, chainsaws and small plant for me ? Well its OH actually but I'll take the credit unless its going wrong and then its definitely him! LOL

Got to take the hound to the vets today. Think she's got an infected claw as its vey swollen and painful.
L

COOLTRIKERCHICK

lol...... Lotus..

we have tow bars on one or 2 of the vans.... on one range rover and one discovery....dont know if they are remveable or not, as they are perminantly there...

it looks as though its going to be a lovely day here....

I love sunny spring days.... not to hot and over pwering. but just just and warm to totally injoy it..

Looks as though its a free listing weekend, tomorrow and sunday.... typical... we have a fair on sunday, and tomorrow, i REALLY want to clear the greenhouse and start sowing.....

Not long now....... really do hope we get the keys earlier than the 5th......

Cant wait to make my first cup of tea in there, even if its on a gas camping stove:rotfl:

Rhiwfeild...........hope things seem a little bit brighter today for you......thinking of you .........:)

lostinrates

lucielle wrote: »

Can you add lawnmowers, chainsaws and small plant for me ? Well its OH actually but I'll take the credit unless its going wrong and then its definitely him! LOL

Got to take the hound to the vets today. Think she's got an infected claw as its vey swollen and painful.
L

Ok, here is a question on lawn mowers! Are we mad to be hoping to my a used sit on? Is there a make that is more reliable than others? It will be for garden, but in the past i used to top areas of weeds in fields with a ride on too....and see that happening again.

Davesnave

lostinrates wrote: »

Ok, here is a question on lawn mowers! Are we mad to be hoping to my a used sit on? Is there a make that is more reliable than others? It will be for garden, but in the past i used to top areas of weeds in fields with a ride on too....and see that happening again.

....And I'd like to know what's best for rough areas of grass. We haven't a lot, but we're thinking of just opening up the orchard to sheep (with tree protection in place) to avoid the issue altogether, rather than splash out on something expensive and not much used.

My 'free' ride-on remains immobile. I can't blame the person who donated it for losing interest, as fixing it might be impossible. He may have a look now the weather is warmer..... or I can always stick it on eBay.

Meanwhile, I have ordered new bolts for the 'self propelled' push mower.....:)

rozeepozee

alfie_1 wrote: »

forgive me if i leave anyone out but i can add to my list...
this my book of info "in no particular order"
DAVESNAVE .....plants and bulding regs and how to annoy a neighbour.
LIR......horse and chook and how to avoid falling walls
CTC......entertainment and vintage
RHIWFIELD....hidden gems and relic info
ROZEE........how to have a leap of faith
IMH......internet diva on speed
LUCIELLE....trailers and how to fix a car in the middle of nowhere.
RUMMER....how to be bouncy bouncy bouncy

apologies to those if missed ,its late and my brains in meltdown...

:beer: Aw, alf, I do love you!