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thanks kandy for the lovely comments, think they are purivian but they didnt have the costumes on and i know who you mean as i saw them once in newcastle city centre a while ago sure i got pics of them at that time

Minehead is a fair old trek from us, only because there is no direct fast route! But it is right on Exmoor's doorstep and close to nice villages such as Lynmouth!It would be nice to meet up for a lunch or something Kandy

see the bmw at the roundabout this guy was fooling around skidding all over its a wonder he didnt smash his car up

she is a darling Rosa, i take her dinner to her most nights and she is so grateful,but she has to pay you back, it might be a roll of tin foil, or cling film or a packet of T-bags, she is so independent bless her,

Touchè Walnut - I must agree with you there :thumb:

hi pal it was nice to get these pics sent, hubbys friend he works offshore in africa and it was great that he bumped into him and got them pics. he was in yesterdays newcastle game playing

Hi again. I would assume that planting time is in the autumn ?

:euw: - that's not the sort of thing you want on your carpets! There used to be one or two lived on the next road and way down, and when they called, they really called, we could hear it very clearly. I wouldn't like to have one live next door to us!

I don't think it is as important when the bulb is of a reasonable size as it is when they are seedlings. There would be enough undamaged roots on a big bulb for it not to matter if a few of them were removed. Certainly the Tulbaghia I grew until the frost got them, were repotted every year with...

It looks an ineresting place Kedi, I see you had it all to yourself.

Just a crocus

I have also inherited a wildlife garden. so far I have Galanthus nivialis and Tussilago farfara (Colts Foot) the latter latin to english translation is Cough go away. The roots are used to cure coughs and was used by the Romans and subsequent folk. The flowers always appear before the leaves.

This is one of my Crocuses in my new home's front Lawn. The photograph has been sold for a front cover of a Bulb catalogue.

Thanks, Claire, we had a car for a week and we made the most of gadding around sightseeing. Know what you mean about the young kids. Fortunately, we can do our own thing now - just Mr K would rather laze on the beach or pool, so it is not always easy to get him to agree what we want to look...

Well that's one less mystery for me to solve:hehe:

..... and how many times did you have to go back and check the spelling of that, Sis? :hehe: Thank you again for a lovely tour of some spectacular architecture.

Stunning pictures of the dam, Sis. I certainly wouldn't fancy a saunter down those steps .... s00k There is such peace and serenity associated with these areas and I never tire of them. As you know they are building our Iberian Lynx Breeding Centre at the dam just up from us as it will be...

My overiding memory of Rochester was seeing the results of a lorry losing its load of huge newsprint rolls of paper coming off a lorry at the top of a hill. These rolls did huge amounts of damaged and took out several cars etc: on the way down. Also a monster speam whale on the long low loader....

Yes Dave I think the time is going now, I have one more to fix tomorrow if the weather is ok and then a little pruning of the cherry tree that has gone a bit scruffy

Great pics Strongy, I wish we had so many different birds round here. Thanks for sharing.:thmb: 02