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The Big Adventure
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You have some lovely plans for Spring/Summer Goldie - keeping it simple, but things that will make a real difference - fantastic!
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pavlovs_dog wrote: »they have some lovely ones in the range at the mo.
We have The Range near us - will check them out.
Yes, I forgot them! We have some mint, basil and chives. That's something we could easily extend, as herbs always seem to do well, without too much attentionNice to do things like that, refreshing, as you say
As far as plants are concerned - tell me you have a few perennial herbs scattered about the place, chives and sage and whatnot?misscousinitt wrote: »You have some lovely plans for Spring/Summer Goldie - keeping it simple, but things that will make a real difference - fantastic!
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We've made a start. We've ordered our paint and the bedding. The bedding is from BHS and I'm particularly pleased with it, as there was a 20% online discount. Plus, I remembered to go through £Co, so I'm getting good!Early retired - 18th December 2014
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Today is the 2nd anniversary of my diary. I can't quite believe it's gone that quickly.
In my first post, I said that I felt on the brink of a new stage in my life. Two years down the road, I'm pleased to say that I feel our new life is well established, and we are living the Adventure:)
So it's timely that I've finally sorted out my holiday photos, as that was quite a big adventure
Madeira - our first port
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It was fun to walk round the local market
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And to see all the fish on sale
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Our Ship
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Then over to the Caribbean
Jamaica
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Another Jamaica
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Bird life, St Lucia
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Sometimes, the ship anchors off shore, and you 'tender' ashore, using the lifeboats
'Tendering at Grand Cayman'
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