Daydream thread continues.....

lostinrates

http://store.whitehallgardencentre.co.uk/store/product/282402/Camelot-Heritage-Tea-for-Four-Set/


Does that look durable? Would we have to bring it in in winter? I have never bought garden furniture. It's pretty but I don't want to buy something that will not last very well. It's for our small north garden, just for morning coffees when the herb garden is planted. The style would look good there we think....

rhiwfield

Recall tests this morning for DW were negative :j

Thanks for crossing fingers peeps, we can have a quick break now and enjoy instead of worrying

COOLTRIKERCHICK

ok I feel like a first class twonk:cool::cool: :cool: I thought it was the 1st today, the pig auction is NEXT Friday, the first Friday of the month:cool::rotfl::rotfl:

half way to the auction I had an awfull feeling, the 'o sh!te' moment...

hubby is going through the farming as now, as he is all geared up to having pigs today,, also told a lot of the walkers we were having pigs today too...

I feel such a plonker:D:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::D

Itismehonest

:rotfl: Ooooops. Glad it's not just me that can do things like that, CTC.

:T:T:j:j:T:T:beer::beer: for Mrs Rhiwie. What a relief for you, rhiw.

LIR - Is the area where you want to put the furniture sheltered from strong winds? I ask because anything "lightweight" around here ends up half way over to Rhiw if the wind really gets up.
I've never had steel furniture outside (ours are either wood or iron) so don't know how it would get on overwintering outside, sorry.

Congrats with getting your Dad sorted, alfie. Hope you soon find somewhere right for him.

lostinrates

Yes, it's the most sheltered area we have .

Itismehonest

lostinrates wrote: »

Yes, it's the most sheltered area we have .

:beer: Should be fine then as long as it's on a hard surface & not on grass.

COOLTRIKERCHICK

sooo relieved Rhiwie everything clear with mrs R:beer::beer:

GLORIOUS DAY HERE...

looking through the sales ads on line and we seen some piglets for sale, in the same village to where we live...so going to see them in about half hour...

staying up the ranch most of the weekend... don't know how much work we will get done, lol... even if we use it as a 'do nothing and relax' weekend, oooo ye and drink beer hahahaha

alfie_1

lostinrates wrote: »

http://store.whitehallgardencentre.co.uk/store/product/282402/Camelot-Heritage-Tea-for-Four-Set/


Does that look durable? Would we have to bring it in in winter? I have never bought garden furniture. It's pretty but I don't want to buy something that will not last very well. It's for our small north garden, just for morning coffees when the herb garden is planted. The style would look good there we think....

wait a week and i will see what i MAY come up with....;)

Davesnave

Good news for Mrs R :jand alfie's pa:T

Good news too if you're at the stage of having a table & chairs for the garden, lir. I only ever sit down out there when I'm barbecuing! :rotfl:

Not much to report here. DW is up in Brum watching DD1 in a play and I'm holding the fort, which today seems to be mainly watering and feeding things.

There's no way I'm going to beat my earlier record of a tomato on 9th June, but at least things are growing well in the poly now.

Outside, we have a nice, cooling wind, which the sheep must appreciate. They're due for shearing soon. Far from giving trouble, they're spending a lot of time just laying down.

alfie_1

so pleased RHIWI that you can both relax now...:j

waiting for replies now to our applications to homes then we can inspect and choose...:D

my mobile phone is having a nervous breakdown [its all those txt's CTC.....;) ] i havnt backed up all my numbers either...:eek:
im about to cut my topiary hedge...again ! its growing like a loony !

i got £78 worth of bulbs/tubers [begonias, dahlia's,crysanths,lilies,gladioli etc] for £17