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18C is nice and warm. 13C acceptable as long as it isn’t too wet and windy
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18C is nice and warm. 13C acceptable as long as it isn’t too wet and windy
Eveyone calls it the Tip in the UK. It’s where you take rubbish that the council won’t collect. They try to recycle most of it, so the actual rubbish section is pretty small in ours. You have to get things in the right container
It’s not going to be as chilly here tomorrow. 15 degrees at the highest.......still to cold for me
We might pip you. 16C forecast for us tomorrow, but we are inland. It is always cooler on the coast
Ben02
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Thank you Lyn, I never though I’d be so excited about salad!!!
.It can be a bit difficult sometimes to find some nice weeds. I shall definitely get some this weekend and mix in some dandelions. 
I've actually been doing that too. The more you hold onto the less room you have for the things you actually use.
When I was signed off work following back surgery and had recovered enough to do things, but not enough to return to work... I ended up having a major sort out at home too. Unfortunately that was 15 years ago. We could do with another decluttering session!
Ben02
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Darn itWe might pip you. 16C forecast for us tomorrow, but we are inland. It is always cooler on the coast
. Another problem we have is that we get really strong wind and it’s constant!!! Luckily our garden is quite shielded so the torts are not blown away 
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18C is nice and warm. 13C acceptable as long as it isn’t too wet and windy
I'm wondering if the Aldi's we have in our town might have some. Usually their products are international plus us. It's worth a look and see.
Well then do the decluttering but leave the surgery out!!
Here’s a quick pix of one of the rookeries that we paddled by. Thousands of birds (mostly gulls) with an army of pelicans standing guard.
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Beautiful picture. I’ve always been wary of birds since that old film “The birds” came up accidentally when I was watching my Saturday morning cartoons. I was very young at the time and it’s scarred me for life
I think Tesco has stopped selling the Nightingale Farms crispy salad but the Aldi bags are similarThank you Lyn, I never though I’d be so excited about salad!!!
Wonderful picture!
They look like they are forming a guard of honour.
The Outer Banks of North Carolina, along with Assateague and Chincoteague Islands (MD & VA) are notorious for their herds of wild ponies that graze the marsh grasses and live wild!
Here’s a representative pix of us paddling along with the grazing ponies.
Here’s a representative pix of us paddling along with the grazing ponies.
There's nothing like being sick to convince you that you really don't need all that clutter Then you have to clean around it or move it.
I really get scared and stick a hat on if they are flying over my head...and especially if they are a big bird.Beautiful picture. I’ve always been wary of birds since that old film “The birds” came up accidentally when I was watching my Saturday morning cartoons. I was very young at the time and it’s scarred me for life
For those folks like @Kristoff who appreciate the view when presented in black & white.
Pix of new dock being installed at North Carolina’s Cape Lookout Light Station
Pix of new dock being installed at North Carolina’s Cape Lookout Light Station
You mean I need you to eat my sheep !Have you not eaten them yet?? Oh, you need a friend!
Help, this woman is not a man eater but a sheep eater... LOL !
Wait until Toretto is bigger. He will do the mowing work for you.
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