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Hose pipe bans
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Counting angels on pinheads ( an obscure reference, but easy enough to look up) has gone, but the thread itself is testimony to aptness.
Never believe anything until it's officially denied.
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Each water company seems to have a slightly different set of rules.
For mine, Wessex Water they have people still recovering from surgery which includes me. I have another 3 weeks before I'm allowed to carry anything heavy. So that should see me through for the fruit and veg which I rely on for the year.
Tiny garden takes about 10 mins to do them.
I have only used a hose since the op as I usually fill buckets with extra water from the house is running the hot tap, jug and bucket from the bath. And the amount is only the same as a bath which I can't at the moment take.
I don't feel guilty for that while car washes are still operating.
I can rise and shine - just not at the same time!
viral kindness .....kindness is contageous pass it on
The only normal people you know are the ones you don’t know very well
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Only the blue badge holder can use the hosepipe and it must be at their home address. If they live in communal housing, such as sheltered housing where I live, they cannot use it. 😿
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Thanks for that info.
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Bang goes my plan of hiring out my Blue Badge-owning neighbour at £30 a pop to come round and water your begonias.
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