Daydream thread continues.....

COOLTRIKERCHICK

news on the village grapevine..

2 young girls started it, dont know the ages etc, but i am sure over the coming days things will come to light.

lostinrates

Horrific. Some one in my very close family was very seriously injured as a child due to arson, also started by children.

Davesnave

Itismehonest wrote: »

Dave - We have always stacked all the decent-ish stone in one area. .....Never throw a decent stone away. How MSE is that?! :rotfl:

Oh, we've a 'proper' stone pile too; probably three tonnes, and counting.....:D

Sorted polytunnel floor and embankment this morning. Starting new path now. Someone has just arranged to drop another 12 tonnes of top soil here.....;)

lostinrates

Little green candles are suddenly appeared on the horse chestnuts......time is goung so quickly now.....

Lotus-eater

I may have big news about horse chestnuts but I can't tell anyone yet.

Itismehonest

Oh bug..... conkers, why not?

lucielle

Lotus-eater wrote: »

I may have big news about horse chestnuts but I can't tell anyone yet.

Tease!!!:j
L

lostinrates

Hope its not bad news! I love horse chestnuts.

Lotus-eater

No it's good news for my local community (well some think so )

I'm not allowed to say anything yet.

Davesnave

Horse Chestnuts aren't a common tree 'round yer,' so I don't think we will be planting one, and especially not until that leaf mining moth has been controlled. That made a right mess of all the chestnuts in Bath.:(

We dug up the small oak in the yard this afternoon , so that will be going in somewhere tomorrow. Today, we just planted a holly, rescued a year ago from the original hedge clearance. We needed something to site behind a trough which wouldn't shed leaves into it.

I'm totally knackered. Both DW and I find the dumper a handful, because the seat rocks alarmingly, the steering is weird and we can barely reach the pedals. Rushing around with a wheelbarrow, picking up stones and rubbish isn't much fun either. I think we have another couple of dumpy bags, full of plastic and other non burnable detritus. Now it's just a matter of persuading the council chappie we're not trade! :cool:

All my uneaten parsnips, 3 sackfuls, have gone as an early Easter present to my digger man's sheep. The 'Tender & True' all had carrot fly damage, so this year I'm sowing much later and hoping to avoid that. Sadly, nothing seems to relish overblown leeks! :rotfl: