Daydream fund challenge part 4

Davesnave

choille wrote: »

Hubs are handy to keep one spare - that's what we did, but took a fair bit of finding in all the clutter we seem to have.

We have the same problem, with everything non-essential packed-up in boxes. Nothing has a 'usual' place.

alfie_1 wrote: »

its like the top one but don't know if a 3 or a 4 ?? will have a look. if no good for you , any good for choille ? form an orderly que please :rotfl:

Top one is good; it's a 4, but choille's need is probably greater than mine. My hub just goes silly about once a fortnight and creates lots of interference on the 'phone.

At first we thought it was my moving the Openreach socket , but then we realised that just re-setting the hub sorted it out.

ferretkeeper

I_have_spoken wrote: »

Can anyone ID this multi-headed daff? I'd quite like to buy more for next year in due course.

Looks like poeticus type but I don't remember any with coloured tips on the petals...maybe a new introduction? Is it one you planted or did it just appear? Could be a random cross and as yet undiscovered?! Narcissus spokensius? :rotfl:

Can you tell I'm tired?!

alfie_1

Do you want it as a spare choille.... you seem to "get through em".:rotfl: :rotfl:

lostinrates

Alfie, neither you nor I can afford this ( though I love it) ....I wondered if
Someone you know might like it....it could look great somewhere at the farmhouse....

http://www.beechfieldreclamation.co.uk/?product=orignal-gothic-oak-folly

choille

Afie - That's very kind, but we are getting a new one sent out - we've had to re-sign a contract with BT, but seems we will save some money on the new plan. BT is so complicated my brain just goes numb.

We do seem to have hub probs a lot with the lightening probably.

choille

Love the folly.

lucielle

Love the folly to
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alfie_1

lostinrates wrote: »

Alfie, neither you nor I can afford this ( though I love it) ....I wondered if
Someone you know might like it....it could look great somewhere at the farmhouse....

http://www.beechfieldreclamation.co.uk/?product=orignal-gothic-oak-folly

oooooooooo. will pass that on

alfie_1

wet and dismal and cold here.... off to work. see ya later peeps.

phoebe1989seb

lostinrates wrote: »

Alfie, neither you nor I can afford this ( though I love it) ....I wondered if
Someone you know might like it....it could look great somewhere at the farmhouse....

http://www.beechfieldreclamation.co.uk/?product=orignal-gothic-oak-folly

Oooh, that's stunning LIR and we are looking for a summerhouse - probably not quite right for our Arts & Crafts house though (or at least that's what I'm telling myself as it's *slightly* over my budget, lol!).....it would have looked fab at our old Tudor house.

Back then we had quite a Gothic thing going on in our dining room - bookcases, mirrors, tables etc with carved quatrefoils, trefoils etc that really suited all the original old timbers. All we have left of that now is a small table relegated to being used for G&Ts on the verandah

Hope a buyer is found that loves it and can give it a suitable home

Grim weather-wise here today - was hoping to get more gardening done, but unlikely. Am rather peed off that the new outdoor rattan garden furniture ordered last week isn't going to be here in time for Easter, but if the weather is carp it's less of an issue......

Will just have to concentrate on inside instead!