The Chill Out Zone - Page 15417

Lancpudn · 13th August 2020, 10:22

Morning all, That's my jobs done for today as it's getting too hot now. Pulled some potatoes up I planted from a shop bought salad spud out of that planter I made earlier on in the year

Better crop from that than the seed potatoes I bought.

Going to make some potato salad with some of those to go with a tinned salmon salad for tea

Good job you cant smell this stuff �� It stinks like blocked drains.

I made some more comfrey tea liquid fertiliser for the greenhouse plants, They thrive on this stuff.

RPWC · 13th August 2020, 10:45

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Originally Posted by Gate Keeper

Thanks for the update, it's great to hear you had a lovely evening with Brian and Tom. Your right about lasting friendships. I am still in touch with folks who left the club and are getting on with their lives.

The only one I keep on touch with who is no longer in the club with the exception of Brian, is a certain Scotsman who is one of ""those we do not speak of'.

. I also found out why Brian decided to"retire".

Georgies Dad · 13th August 2020, 13:59

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Originally Posted by reworht

Morning all - we seem to have a drop of the wet stuff overnight, and now it's dense fog, with no sign at all of the sun. Just waiting a phone call from the garage to say my car is ready for collection, complete with super shiny fully refurbed wheels.
The good news for the day is that mother to be daughter has lowered her sights on the pram/pushchair/buggy/car seat purchase - we're now down to a three figure sum

£999

reworht · 13th August 2020, 16:25

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Originally Posted by w44nty

£999

You should meet my daughter - your approach to spending money would give the pair of you some common ground

Lancpudn · 13th August 2020, 16:50

Evening all, very warm & muggy here but nowhere near as hot & sticky as yesterday.

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Originally Posted by w44nty

£999

I bet you still couldn't make a bogie with today's pram wheels,

The big pram wheels of my childhood were a coveted item & we used to drag our Mam to every jumble sale in the district to see if there were any cheap prams for sale

reworht · 13th August 2020, 17:10

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Originally Posted by Lancpudn

I bet you still couldn't make a bogie with today's pram wheels,

The big pram wheels of my childhood were a coveted item & we used to drag our Mam to every jumble sale in the district to see if there were any cheap prams for sale

Aye them were the days - we didn't have any drills in our house, so the easiest way to get the holes for the front axle to be attached to the main body was to burn them into the wood with a poker heated to red hot in the coal fire.

Rev Jules · 13th August 2020, 17:11

Just finished waiting for the grouting to set.

Rev.

Lancpudn · 13th August 2020, 17:30

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Originally Posted by Rev Jules

Just finished waiting for the grouting to set.

Rev.

That looks very nice indeed Rev.

FLYING BANANA · 13th August 2020, 18:44

Evening all. Not had the best of days, spent most of it in bed and asleep. Some sort of bug along with a stinking headache. Just had a soup for my tea. Watch a bit of telly then back to the pit.

trikey · 13th August 2020, 19:37

Evening all, I agree with the pram wheels.. Silver cross were the bestest ones

Sorry to hear your under the weather Bob, hopefully a good kip will have you sorted mate.

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trikey Premium Trader Rover 75 Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Devon Posts: 33,766 Thanks: 8,837 Thanked 14,831 Times in 8,030 Posts	Evening all, I agree with the pram wheels.. Silver cross were the bestest ones Sorry to hear your under the weather Bob, hopefully a good kip will have you sorted mate. __________________ Lest we forget..