classic33
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Not seen grey snow in years!
Tea? (Part 2)
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welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
Hey mikey. How is bristol ? Have you got plenty of tea ?
classic33
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Where you have valleys, you tend to find hills. Now whats this about playing with a vacumn cleaner?
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
All I meant was well done for vacuuming thats all. That is al I meant nothing more. It's not my fault if you lot thought I meant something else
ScotiaLass
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Ah, that's better!! I see I've missed loads (as per!).
I'm nice and warm after my hot bath
I'm nice and warm after my hot bath
172traindriver
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Ah, that's better!! I see I've missed loads (as per!).
I'm nice and warm after my hot bath
Nice and relaxed......hopefully, now some quality time
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
Hi girl. Now are you feeling now? No after effects I hope ?Ah, that's better!! I see I've missed loads (as per!).
I'm nice and warm after my hot bath
ScotiaLass
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No, no after effects...felt a bit tight, hence I had a hot bath and some stretches so that when I cool down it won't (hopefully) seize up!
My feet and thighs were bl**dy freezing though, I think it spurred me on up that hill though
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
No, no after effects...felt a bit tight, hence I had a hot bath and some stretches so that when I cool down it won't (hopefully) seize up!
My feet and thighs were bl**dy freezing though, I think it spurred me on up that hill though
Well done. Glad your feeling all right
ScotiaLass
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Well, the boy child is due in at 4pm and I'm sometimes busy with him as school is hard on him (has Autism).Nice and relaxed......hopefully, now some quality time
But I may catch up on some tv or just sit on here for a while
172traindriver
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After all the hard work with the hoover, it's time to chill and I've just had a couple of regular visitors to the garden. One is rather friendly as you can see
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
After all the hard work with the hoover, it's time to chill and I've just had a couple of regular visitors to the garden. One is rather friendly as you can see
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they are lovely photos. How long has that robin been taking food out of your hand ?
ScotiaLass
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Awww wow!After all the hard work with the hoover, it's time to chill and I've just had a couple of regular visitors to the garden. One is rather friendly as you can see
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172traindriver
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That one appeared around November time and is the boldest of about 4 that seem to come in the garden. They tend to disappear during August after the breeding season after becoming very scruffy and moulting. I really don't know if that was one from earlier in the year or not.
As I feed them and have been doing so for a number of years you notice a pattern in their behaviour, from when they first appear and are normally quite afraid of coming close till eventually one becomes brave and will come to your hand.
As the year goes on you get to know and recognise the behaviour of different individuals. They are brilliant little creatures and when they turn up it makes my day.
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
They are quite fiesty as well aren't they ?
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