Beautiful blue skies...

Czarcasm wrote:

mouldyoldgoat wrote:

Czarcasm wrote:

A bump for this one as there's not a cloud in the sky over our fair city!

Gonna cut the grass, potter in the garden, then find a nice waterfront establishment to sink a few Thatchers.

I hope you used gloves when gardening, Czar. I know the wife will from now on. After doing some work in the garden at school on Saturday, she started complaining about one of her fingers hurting. Sunday morning and it was twice the size it should have been, down to A & E, tetnus jab and put on a drip. 4 hours later into surgery. Another another op this morning, we are hoping she will be home tomorrow, then the shit will hit the fan when she sees the state of the house!

Lots to do before then!

Oh dear Mouldy, not good. No, no gloves I'm afraid, but I am getting a little concerned about bald patches in my bush

Ok it's not a bush it's a hedge but its still concerning. Privet hedges should all be budding and thickening up now, but in some places my buds are going black and withering.

My only solution to date has been to open another can of cider...

Proper green fingers then! Hope your good woman's ok mouldy. You don't want to have to pay someone to cook and wash dishes.

She's ok now she is back home!

just creosoted muvvers fence

BUMP   

Off down to St Merryn for a few days to soak up some much needed vitamin D.

Biggest dilemma, where to watch the match tonight...Harlyn Inn or the Farmers Arms...?

Harlyn it would be for me, I like the farmers but it will still smell of cauliflower cheese from the carvery buffet. The carvery is cheap and good so it may be good to suss out the farmers whilst having a carvery then if the smell of cauliflower is too overpowering then down to Harlyn! Have a good one whatever.
I'm off either fishing on the boat but low tide is at about 5pm which will interfere with the kick off of the England game as we won't be able to get out of the water until about 7pm. I think we (me and youngest son) may go spear gunning at low tide instead, not sure where yet but it will be cool and wet, mmmmm, like beer.

Just back from 3 hours on Bigbury beach, lovely sun, sand and clear blue water. Ok, not quite 3 hours, 2 on the beach and 1 in the Pilchard for liquid refreshments   

Quick shower, bite to eat and settle down to watch the bheys steamroller the Uruguayans all accompanied by more ale. If only life was like this everyday !!

COME ON ENGLAND   

AstiSpumante wrote:

Just back from 3 hours on Bigbury beach, lovely sun, sand and clear blue water. Ok, not quite 3 hours, 2 on the beach and 1 in the Pilchard for liquid refreshments   

Quick shower, bite to eat and settle down to watch the bheys steamroller the Uruguayans all accompanied by more ale. If only life was like this everyday !!

COME ON ENGLAND   

Indigestion ?

Tringreen wrote:

AstiSpumante wrote:

Just back from 3 hours on Bigbury beach, lovely sun, sand and clear blue water. Ok, not quite 3 hours, 2 on the beach and 1 in the Pilchard for liquid refreshments   

Quick shower, bite to eat and settle down to watch the bheys steamroller the Uruguayans all accompanied by more ale. If only life was like this everyday !!

COME ON ENGLAND   

Indigestion ?

More like diarrhoea after last night  .....................and a bit of a sore head  

AstiSpumante wrote:

Tringreen wrote:

AstiSpumante wrote:

Just back from 3 hours on Bigbury beach, lovely sun, sand and clear blue water. Ok, not quite 3 hours, 2 on the beach and 1 in the Pilchard for liquid refreshments   

Quick shower, bite to eat and settle down to watch the bheys steamroller the Uruguayans all accompanied by more ale. If only life was like this everyday !!

COME ON ENGLAND   

Indigestion ?

More like diarrhoea after last night  .....................and a bit of a sore head  

Ha ha ha ! We once got cut off by the tide at Bigbury, in one of the little coves Bantham side. Kids were small so had to wait hours for the tide to recede   

Didn't go fishing or boating, got pissed instead which was nice until I woke up this morning, they think it's all over it is now.

Beach bbq at Harlyn this evening me booties...   

Just got back from snorkelling at Port Quin, couple of beers on the way home, lovely.

I do not do heat very well and I hate it when it gets over 21c.

Tis cracking weather though and makes a bloody change from all the wind and rain of the Winter months.

VillageGreen wrote:

I do not do heat very well and I hate it when it gets over 21c.

Tis cracking weather though and makes a bloody change from all the wind and rain of the Winter months.  

And the spring, summer and autumn months!  

VillageGreen wrote:

I do not do heat very well and I hate it when it gets over 21c.

Tis cracking weather though and makes a bloody change from all the wind and rain of the Winter months.  

My dear old mum's the same, Village. She has a temperature tolerance range of about 4 degrees. Anything below 15 deg is " bitterly cold". When the mercury edges towards 20 the heat's "unbearable".

Just sat with a beer watching a stunning sunset over Trevose Head.

Perfect little pick me up after all that bollocks in Brazil....

VillageGreen wrote:

I do not do heat very well and I hate it when it gets over 21c.

Tis cracking weather though and makes a bloody change from all the wind and rain of the Winter months.  

Blooming heck VG. I have just returned from Cuba on my holibobs. It didn't drop below 35C for two weeks (falls to 28/29 at night  ) I can cope with the heat, but the humidity over there is just feckin awful. It zaps the crap out of you. Humidity levels were between 86 and 92% for the fortnight we were there.  

Let's let's have a whip round and buy Chris a nice cooling drink shall we? Poor love.  

Iggy wrote:

Let's let's have a whip round and buy Chris a nice cooling drink shall we? Poor love.  

Ooh, lovely. I'll have an ice cold Stella please Iggs. Fortescue in 20 mins?   

BUMP

Gorgeous morning! Will have to take on the regulation alcohol consumption OUTSIDE the pub today!

Lovely he as well, have to paint my welding project the off to my nieces first bday at eleven.

Full English, drinkypoos 11 - 2.30, a pasty followed by two hours of feck knows what, more drinkypoos(amount dependant on previous two hours) scran, match 'o' t'day, lights out.

A tough job but.......................