Daydream thread continues.....

alfie_1

CTC........ hoping your avin a cuppa and biskwit wiv that fag gal :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

right ive had my "above" so im oft out....:D

im dragging allsorts out of my big shed...:rotfl::rotfl:
prob not sell anything now !!

keep safe everyone.:)

alfie_1

lucielle wrote: »

Hope everything pans out for you CTC. I've been quiet on here, don't feel I've much to contribute but still an avid reader.
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just tell us gossip.......we are easily pleased !;) :rotfl::rotfl:

Itismehonest

Sorry to hear about your folks' old dog, alfie. I totally agree with their philosophy of not prolonging things. It's all too easy to mistake kindness for selfishness on these sort of occasions.

We've had some light drizzle & the sky over the hills looks a bit iffy but not too bad a day at all.

Life's too short for practically any hassle, CTC.
If you have the opportunity to turn around & say "S*d it all" then I'd say do it.

A while ago someone (sorry I've forgotten who) was asking about ponies which could be ridden by adults & I put forward the Exmoor. Well, for whoever it was & for the other horsey folk I thought you might appreciate seeing this although it is 11 minutes long so settle down with a favourite drink ..... & biskwit :cool:

COOLTRIKERCHICK

ITSME I think it was Alex that was asking abotu the ponies

sadly no cuppa and biscwit:o as I am in work.... the cuppa just dont taste the same in work:rotfl:

Sorry to hear about your parents dog... heartbreaking...

COOLTRIKERCHICK

I am now on my way home, the cuppa is calling me:D

so is my hot bath..

RAS

Itismehonest wrote: »

Dave. You grew up in Devon. You should know that every year is dreckly.
It's part of the laid back life that people want to move down to share but so often drives them mad when they're here :rotfl:

When I was up north, we used to refer to Skye-time. Someone local referred to a gaelic word which expressed the local attitude to time.

We asked for a translation. "Well you know about manana? Well it means "sometime after manana"."

PS love the exmoor video.

It was only when I was at one of the local shows that I realised how big some of the large mountain and moorland breeds were! The only Exmoor was a young animal not full grown; things were a bit thin on the ground as the weather was dreadful (one of the flooding days).

alfie_1

COOLTRIKERCHICK wrote: »

I am now on my way home, the cuppa is calling me:D

so is my hot bath..

do you need/want a modernish bathroom sink/pedestal ...white ??

alfie_1

LIR............ i have found THE sink....and something else that may tickle your fancy....:p

in the morning i have to wait for this chap to pick up the amazingly marvelous shop unit.. if per chance he is late/lost can i pop up sunday or is that TOTALLY INCONVENIENT ......

Do you want /need any woodshavings [safe ones] for your chooks?:)

my cupboard im selling is similar to the one in your kitchen pic !

has anyone noticed [or iv not paid attention] there are NO acorns this year :eek:
im settled in now but gotta clean my lounge so i dont look so "kacker lil" when this chap turns up tomorow

Davesnave

alfie_1 wrote: »

has anyone noticed [or iv not paid attention] there are NO acorns this year :eek:

Errrr.... It was only on Tuesday that I collected about 25 acorns from an evergreen Holm Oak in the riverside park at Barnstaple.:D

Apparently, they aren't that easy to germinate, but you know me!

Not sure what our own 'normal' oaks are doing.

Itismehonest

RAS wrote: »

When I was up north, we used to refer to Skye-time. Someone local referred to a gaelic word which expressed the local attitude to time.

We asked for a translation. "Well you know about manana? Well it means "sometime after manana"."

PS love the exmoor video.

It was only when I was at one of the local shows that I realised how big some of the large mountain and moorland breeds were! The only Exmoor was a young animal not full grown; things were a bit thin on the ground as the weather was dreadful (one of the flooding days).

Sometime after manana describes it perfectly.

I think a full-grown Exmoor can be up to 50ins or so. The males being allowed a little more height than the ladies.