The ELITE Eggstra Easter thread

fairclaire

artha wrote: »

My front garden after one of our now all too familiar August downpours

I had to tap on your pic to enlarge for a good look. What a lovely garden!! minus the flooding of course.

David.

frequent wrote: »

Hi David.

Have been enjoying love films kind offer, am upto, Prison Break - S04 E18. Only 6 more to complete the box set

Should have time for 1 more before needing to cancel, and collect my samplers fee . Any suggestions ?

Still haven't opened the wheat vodka ,so might try a tipple, that will get me practising for x factor :beer:

Afraid not

fairclaire

artha wrote: »

My front garden after one of our now all too familiar August downpours

I had to click on your pic to enlarge and have a good look. What a lovely garden!! minus the flooding of course

vanilla_twist

My garden is just a grass square with badly laid patio.
Have plans for it although landlord insists it has to be in original condition when I leave. One corner is to have bright blue fireplace with outdoor fire pit in it so can sit around the fire in the evenings (on my own obviously but who cares if it is actually warm enough this summer will happily do it alone.)
The other far corner I would like an old fashion toilet, one of the ones with cistern high up to use as planter.
One will be bbq area and one sunbeds.
Basically all rooms of the house covered, lounge , kitchen, bathroom and bedroom.
Although maybe I should get a chaise longue as well.
Not a great gardener so want the features to be ott instead.
V x

artha

davemorton wrote: »

Artha, your garden is lovely!! (Why not just put a pond in there and be done with it??)

Thought about that:rotfl::rotfl: The grass has now gone and been replaced by chippings.

David.

kezbratt wrote: »

night david and TS x

davemorton wrote: »

You off as well David.? Nighty.

Goodnight folks

davemorton

fairclaire wrote: »

I had to click on your pic to enlarge and have a good look. What a lovely garden!! minus the flooding of course

It was that nice (and I agree with her) that she had to say it twice

fairclaire

vanilla_twist wrote: »

Pond with a bridge over it, then you could keep ducks as well.

Sorry been awol for hour but going back to recycling centres/tips, the guys at mine rescue garden ornaments and as you drive in you are met by an army of gnomes. Thats recycling:)
V x

Im not sure ducks and chickens get on to well together? I have to keep my chooks because they are FAB like the bridge idea tho......oh built the trellis in the pic, so Im sure he'd be thrilled at being asked for a bridge :rotfl:

davemorton

vanilla_twist wrote: »

My garden is just a grass square with badly laid patio.
Have plans for it although landlord insists it has to be in original condition when I leave. One corner is to have bright blue fireplace with outdoor fire pit in it so can sit around the fire in the evenings (on my own obviously but who cares if it is actually warm enough this summer will happily do it alone.)
The other far corner I would like an old fashion toilet, one of the ones with cistern high up to use as planter.
One will be bbq area and one sunbeds.
Basically all rooms of the house covered, lounge , kitchen, bathroom and bedroom.
Although maybe I should get a chaise longue as well.
Not a great gardener so want the features to be ott instead.
V x

I want to turn my bbq into a pizza oven. That may be the next project after the man-shed.

fairclaire

davemorton wrote: »

It was that nice (and I agree with her) that she had to say it twice

I don't know what happened there? gremlins I expect