The ELITE Eggstra Easter thread

kezbratt

fairclaire wrote: »

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:

what about chooks and geese.....? A bridge and floating egg island?

vanilla_twist

Friends of mine have a bridge over flowers. It is where the kids go through back gate to park andnthey were fed up of grass wearing but didn't want slabs. Bridge was perfect solution as they could still have the flowers they wanted and no fear of kids treading on them by mistake.
V x

davemorton

VT, no dates this week to tell us about??

fairclaire

davemorton wrote: »

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

we have a fire pit. Dont laugh but it came about quite by accident. Someone deposited a boots shopping basket in our garden one night???? one of the metal ones. It found its way into a hole dug in the garden surrounded by rocks from the beach and it makes for the perfect fire

we have a chiminea for when we feel more posh :rotfl::rotfl: but our firepit is the best! have had many a good night sat out putting the world to rights with a fire and a couple bottles of wine

vanilla_twist

I shall bid you goodnight.
Have a day of moving stash around and hiding in drawers of single be as friend coming sunday to help me clear room and put remaining stuff in garage so we can lay floor and decorate.
Night
V x

fairclaire

vanilla_twist wrote: »

I shall bid you goodnight.
Have a day of moving stash around and hiding in drawers of single be as friend coming sunday to help me clear room and put remaining stuff in garage so we can lay floor and decorate.
Night
V x

night v x

and David and TS.....anybody left?

artha

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

The front is quite small compared to the back and both have changed many times over the years so has kept me busy as they require constant maintenance to keep it looking presentable. Trouble is that once you let it slip it's many times as hard to bring it back. I need to go lower maintenance but don't want to be part of the concrete jungle that the area (like many) is becoming:(

Auntycaz

rolo-polo1965 wrote: »

I went and got my biopsy results yesterday,

I am glad to report that they were all clear :j:j
No sign of cancer just normal breast tissue:j:j:j
Can't tell you how relieved I am.

Last night we celebrated by having Dominoes pizza delivered. Not very MSE i know but we did order before 6pm so got them for half price.

I also had a large Malibu and coke!

Thanks everyone for all your best wishes

So pleased for you rolo-polo.

vanilla_twist

No dates as cba.
Maybe clock change will put a spring in my step.
V x

davemorton

fairclaire wrote: »

we have a fire pit. Dont laugh but it came about quite by accident. Someone deposited a boots shopping basket in our garden one night???? one of the metal ones. It found its way into a hole dug in the garden surrounded by rocks from the beach and it makes for the perfect fire

we have a chiminea for when we feel more posh :rotfl::rotfl: but our firepit is the best! have had many a good night sat out putting the world to rights with a fire and a couple bottles of wine

I have a cast iron chiminea thing, which is great fun, men love a good burning. I need to find a nice log stove for the man-shed now. My logs are going to get used up far too quickly if I am using them in the summer as well as winter!!