Enjoy Locarr's interesting thread Elite

hornetgirl

Morning all. Nice and sunny here today.

I'm off to be a "test passenger" at Heathrow T2 today ahead of it reopening after refurbishment. Should be fun

Happy birthday it's a secret 66 :bdaycake:

mhoc

Arthien wrote: »

https://www.thetimesoffers.co.uk/timesplus_codegenerator_nerofree/em.php

Hopefully your CPN works, as mine didn't. Free coffee while you read the free online paper

I've sent them an email - it will probably be ignored but it was worth a try

Nannylala

Goodmorning:) nice and sunny here.

Happy birthday:bdaycake::bdaycake: its a secret 66 enjoy your day and not forgetting Mrs Nerfy

Enterprise_1701C

davemorton wrote: »

I bought a cucumber plant today, thought it might save money in the long run

Just to be different, I bought a Tayberry plant yesterday

Savvybuyer wrote: »

Ok, *bombshell* - I've been considering whether to give out some personal information about myself - some of you may have noticed that I've been here perhaps a little more than normal during the week or up later than normal sometimes (including now) - I'm still thinking about it ... but it's good news!!:D:D:D

You .............. can't .............. leave .............. it .............. like .............. that .............. :eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:

wirehair

Bradley1984 wrote: »

Wirehair, how the devil are ya? Did you see my post about Mr T SLOS not stocking the beano's...blimmin people!

Hiya Bradley I got the beans there yesterday the last 8 packs , had to have assistance getting 6 packs from top shelf .:)

mhoc

hornetgirl wrote: »

Morning all. Nice and sunny here today.

I'm off to be a "test passenger" at Heathrow T2 today ahead of it reopening after refurbishment. Should be fun

Happy birthday it's a secret 66 :bdaycake:

Let us know how you get on. I sent the link to eldest child as Heathrow is do-able for her now but she has been banished to Norwich today so the dates were wrong

Will they feed you - maybe just the normal tea and sandwiches???

hornetgirl

mhoc wrote: »

Let us know how you get on. I sent the link to eldest child as Heathrow is do-able for her now but she has been banished to Norwich today so the dates were wrong

Will they feed you - maybe just the normal tea and sandwiches???

Joining instructions say refreshments will be available, but don't specify what. They did want to know if you require gluten free, vegan etc so maybe a bit more substantial than sandwiches. Apparently you get a special T2 thank you gift at the end as well!

scottishshortie

Good morning

mhoc

Todays topic for conversation - bark chippings.

We looked at B and Q and you can get four 100 litre bags of bark chippings for £20 - I cant seem to order online though and I am dreading what the delivery charges are.

I had a look at various builders merchants but they deliver in big sacks and I cant see if they are better value or not.

We started making flower beds in the bottom paddock last summer but not really knowing what we are doing so the grass is threatening to take over again. So we are in the process of re weeding it, putting down the weed suppressing membrane and topping it off with bark chippings.
On top of which for about 9 months of the year the ground is very wet and then it bakes hard in the summer.

If I could find someone local I could trust I would let them sort it out despite the cost.

Has anyone got any views on bark chippings ???:D

Anon

mhoc wrote: »

Todays topic for conversation - bark chippings.

We looked at B and Q and you can get four 100 litre bags of bark chippings for £20 - I cant seem to order online though and I am dreading what the delivery charges are.

I had a look at various builders merchants but they deliver in big sacks and I cant see if they are better value or not.

We started making flower beds in the bottom paddock last summer but not really knowing what we are doing so the grass is threatening to take over again. So we are in the process of re weeding it, putting down the weed suppressing membrane and topping it off with bark chippings.
On top of which for about 9 months of the year the ground is very wet and then it bakes hard in the summer.

If I could find someone local I could trust I would let them sort it out despite the cost.

Has anyone got any views on bark chippings ???:D

Have you checked A? We bought some last year and they worked out the cheapest per litre (closely followed by Poundstretcher).

Anon