Guest 653- Registered: 13 Mar 2008
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18 January 2010
08:0638104#21
A frost last night and a return to very cold weather is forecast - but what do they know ?
Roger
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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18 January 2010
11:2838146#22
funnily enough the gritters were down my road last evening, i thought it seemed a waste of grit in short supply.
maybe they were right after all.
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18 January 2010
15:5538155#23
Just grit your teeth Howard.
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25 February 2010
19:5441387#24
With the wonderful sound of rain pounding down on the roof outside as I write, and the orchestral thunder and lightning as backing, let`s hope we have a pleasant Spring. Lots of lambs about up near the castle today jumping about, and I`m sure you`ve seen your own. March on Monday, which sounds warming in itself.
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#25
Well, I did try to get an early Spring on here, a bit late coming with all that snow we had. Anyway, I`ve been outside most of the day scraping off moss and wirebrushing dirt and moss off the path while the other half has been pruning and tidying the garden. It`s been a lovely day, and I see on the yahoo page that snow will be returning to the north of England next Tuesday and Wednesday, so still time for a late British skiing holiday if you fancy one. Hope you`ve all enjoyed your day.
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#26
It's a joy to see things slowly turning to the colors they should be.
grass grows by the inches but dies by the feet.
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#27
Nice bit of colour there Ian. I got this in the back garden this afternoon. The wife loves her plants.
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howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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#28
how come you two(ian and colin) have summer flowers in your garden?
i am still struggling with the daffodils.
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#29
My daffs aren't doing very well at all this year.
It used to be that you had crocuses and snowdrops, then daffs, followed by tulips and by they time they had died off, it was time for other summer plants; this year we've had crocuses at the same time as tulips and one lone daff.
The primroses look good though.
Roger
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#30
Must be the Whitfield climate Howard. Got these in our back garden yesterday as well.
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#31
And not a vase to be seen.
Roger
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#32
Not this time Roger I`m pleased to say. Any you see now will be firmly in the ground.
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#33
Taken less than an hour ago. How attractive those garden`s down the Gateway look.
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#34
Always colourful and well looked after down there, I wondered who actually looks after it all, council or DHB?
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#35
Amazing how many colours PaulB can get from his potatoe plants!
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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#36
it is the council colin, but as most of the residents are owner occupiers, they get to pay the bill somehow.
probably a service charge.
always looks nice down there though, a fountain or two would be a good addition, in my view.
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#37
Thanks Howard. With all that colour there today, nobody was walking about round there, even though there were a number of people and cars along the seafront.
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#38
This has all the hallmarks of being a nice day.....picture taken this morning as the sun came up over the dockside cranes.
Guest 649- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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#39
I have been planting out in pots,I still can not stand to long so i sit in the chair and put the pots on a chair aswell and away we go I am going to be doing rose,s this year,we have done 5 hanging baskets but not puting them out yet herbs are also doing well indoors,I have put some out,I have about 20 sunflowers in pots at this time and will go out till May it is still cold out there in the morning.
Guest 645- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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#40
PaulB
Great shot.Must buy myself a camera.A beautiful morning here also with the forecast of 61f or 16c and sun.Hope everyone has a super day.
Marek
I think therefore I am (not a Tory supporter)
grass grows by the inches but dies by the feet.
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