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Creative Computer Art
Clever
Post by: Hornbeam, Feb 6, 2007 in forum: Members Hobbies
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The Sun
Lucky you - I've never had a jackdaw visit my garden. Brilliant!
Post by: Hornbeam, Feb 6, 2007 in forum: Gardening Discussions
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February 2007 Photo Competition ......... Discussion thread
Nice one Dendro. Theme is "Free for all - garden/wildlife related" and clouds are free for all, it's over your garden and pretty wild too....
Post by: Hornbeam, Feb 6, 2007 in forum: Photo Competitions
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Wildflower of the Week
What have you done to yourself, Marge?
Post by: Hornbeam, Feb 6, 2007 in forum: Herbs and Wildflowers
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Creative Computer Art
Just open another photo, preferably one with a darkish background and then the white horse should show up well. You are nearly there and then...
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Creative Computer Art
Not sure what went wrong there, WF. I set the tolerance to 30 and clicked on the black in the top right. No problem.If you forget to go to...
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Creative Computer Art
Great picture ScotKat - look forward to seeing more
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Creative Computer Art
Well done, Marge - you have made a beautiful job of cutting that out! Now that you have done so and put it on a black background, we can all...
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Geography of Women and Men
"Between 51 and 60, she is like Russia, very wide and borders are un-patrolled. The frigid climate keeps people away."Frigid? That's not my...
Post by: Hornbeam, Feb 6, 2007 in forum: Off-Topic Discussion
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Global Warming (again)
I tend to agree, Walnut.
Post by: Hornbeam, Feb 6, 2007 in forum: Off-Topic Discussion
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Global Warming (again)
The big hope seems to be nuclear fusion (not nuclear fission) Apparently it's what fuels the sun, is not radio active and doesn't produce...
Post by: Hornbeam, Feb 5, 2007 in forum: Off-Topic Discussion
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Bird flu..
I once knew a chap from Wisbeach who worked for a time in a chicken factory. He told some dreadful stories and NEVER ate chicken himself.I...
Post by: Hornbeam, Feb 5, 2007 in forum: Off-Topic Discussion
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dark dry flower bed
Dry shade is the most difficult to find plants for. These should do well:Anemone, cyclamen, endymion, hypericum, lamium, oxalis, polypodium,...
Post by: Hornbeam, Feb 5, 2007 in forum: General Gardening Discussion
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Bird Box
Well it woud be difficult. Nestboxes need to be hollow and you need a door or removable panel so that you can clean them out after use. Best bet...
Post by: Hornbeam, Feb 5, 2007 in forum: Wildlife Corner
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your favourite tool/equipment for gardening
My hoe. I use it more than anything else and can't remember when I last used a spade. Only use a fork when I'm spreading manure. Have at long...
Post by: Hornbeam, Feb 5, 2007 in forum: Tools And Equipment
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January 2007 Photo Competition Results..
Well done indeed! Three great shots and so good to see a newcomer in the final three. I'll be watching out for you this month, Jarbax.
Post by: Hornbeam, Feb 5, 2007 in forum: Photo Competitions
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What is buzzing or flying near you today??
Many thanks both! I find moths so difficult to ID
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What is buzzing or flying near you today??
I found this guy wandering around my pitcher plants in the greenhouse this morning. Can anyone ID him?[img]
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The Sun
Excellent and I do admire your blogspot :D
Post by: Hornbeam, Feb 5, 2007 in forum: Gardening Discussions
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Best treatment for lawns
Agree with Jazid. If you want to aereate your lawn, why would you want to put anything in to the holes other than air?
Post by: Hornbeam, Feb 5, 2007 in forum: Lawns

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