Filled the landy full of compost6 bags and other gardening fun then off to get straw and duck food (I buy 15kg bags at a time) then home to do alot of gardening because I really can't face being the domestic goddess and putting the washing away. Mr WL has a rubbish wife
Chest is back to normal don't feel like I've been punched anymore and I'm feeling alot better.
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No, every weekend there is a wildlife area I go to and I feed geese, swans and ducks on the walk around. It's funny to see people as I have a wild swan running towards meYou keep
Filled the landy full of compost
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No, every weekend there is a wildlife area I go to and I feed geese, swans and ducks on the walk around. It's funny to see people as I have a wild swan running towards me
Measure twice cut onceMorning All.
We struggled manfully (and Womanfully?) and knocked another metpost in for the relocated gatepost, then we moved the very heavy gate and the other post that is fitted to the wall. On final mounting of the gate I find I have made a "schoolboy-error" and the wall-mounted post is in the wrong position relative to the other one.
So it has all got to come off again and be repositioned. Arrgghh!
I have not got over yesterday's exertions yet, but here we go again.
Have a great day!
Nope I just play Tetris well and when Its just two of us it's fine.Have you got 1 of them back to the future type hippos
J
That's so beautiful, I had a clutch of 9 geese bolt towards me last year. As they knew it was breakfast time. It's great when I can feed the babies and the adults face away as they knew I was safe. It's honestly beautiful.
I am sure we are all on the edge of our seats as to how many times “it wasn’t there when I last looked”
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Bad luck mate! At least there appears to be little if no collateral damage.Sooo, coming back down the A3 yesdi a funny noise began in the engine bay, a whirring kinda noise. Dropped oft the M27 onto the A27 and pulled over, nothing obvious to see but thought it might be the idle pulley bearing and opted to push on. Around Porchester the noise stopped, followed by a 'ping', the battery light came on and the steering went heavy. No serpentine belt, thinks I. Made it home without overheating (just). It was the alternator bearing, failed entirely and threw the belt which ended up around the fan. Only replaced the damn thing last April anorl!
Snotty email sent, need to fix it it asap as we're off to Cornwall next Satdi (I'll leave the house keys in the usual place).
Silver lining. Puppy looks great.
Survival of the fittest isn't it.Baby Swans First 2 Weeks
Facts about swans, their biology, how they live and how they raise their young.www.swanlife.com
"Generally speaking, if a family does have a cygnet that is not strong enough when it comes to swimming, etc.... the cob will often either chase it away from the group, or, he will kill it himself directly. The reason for this could be that waiting for it catch-up to the family group could jeopardise the survival of the rest of the family. Slowing things down when it comes to going from one food source to another, moving to resting spots or swimming away from threatening situations, will increase the probability of mishap to the rest of the brood."
I think this part of the cygnet upbringing is awful.. nature is crazy!
Oh dear! Commiserations to the GF on her pnooomoanier and hope she gets better quickly.Mornin
Nice an bright if a little chilly
No GF this mornin she's in hospital withpunmoam, pum,a bad chest
Usually cook her a nice breakfast but it's bran flakes and raisens today
Stay safe and see you after church
Sadly it is just nature being inhumanly logical.Baby Swans First 2 Weeks
Facts about swans, their biology, how they live and how they raise their young.
"Generally speaking, if a family does have a cygnet that is not strong enough when it comes to swimming, etc.... the cob will often either chase it away from the group, or, he will kill it himself directly. The reason for this could be that waiting for it catch-up to the family group could jeopardise the survival of the rest of the family. Slowing things down when it comes to going from one food source to another, moving to resting spots or swimming away from threatening situations, will increase the probability of mishap to the rest of the brood."
I think this part of the cygnet upbringing is awful.. nature is crazy!
They were all in the last tool box I forgot I had used.I am sure we are all on the edge of our seats as to how many times “it wasn’t there when I last looked”
Where was it? Come on spill
In the fridge with all your spare money
J
Next to the 10mm spanner?
Oooo which one?I have ordered yet another 3D printer! All of my metalworking stuff will be up for sale in March @DanClarke
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