Found the issue a bloomin child born out of wedlock screw was in the tyre but this morning it will get sorted hopefully just a repair.
Very light drizzle here, more of a wet wind ...
That was kind of what I had in my mind's eye before I made it clear I meant the tyre, not her!!she can roll about underneath covered in bubbles..
Well you know what to do, as @kevstar said, just put in a bigger screw!!!Found the issue a bloomin child born out of wedlock screw was in the tyre but this morning it will get sorted hopefully just a repair.
Ooooooh, Matron!!!!!!it feels like someone is wiping a wet flannel all over you.
You should pay him more......Morning all tis scorching n aboot time too.
Slating today n im already set up to put a couple of rows on, tis slower as this side has been done off ladders as
I cant get the scaffold round. Pal is coming at 10 so im off he will last a couple of hours then his back will get sore
& he will bugger off. (which is usual lol)
That is terrible. Apart from the waste of good grapes and what they would have gone on to be (wine mostly, I guess), not to mention livellhoods, it must be devastating for the growers. I know livestock farmers for example don't view their herds like pets and take a pragmatic view of their industry, but when you have grown something and nutured it and come close to seeing the end product, having it all destroyed like that must be very hard to take.Yep, and the grapes were very nearly due to be harvested. Some vineyards lost 100%. Terrible reading in the local press.![]()
Sadly it simply does happen.That is terrible. Apart from the waste of good grapes and what they would have gone on to be (wine mostly, I guess), not to mention livellhoods, it must be devastating for the growers. I know livestock farmers for example don't view their herds like pets and take a pragmatic view of their industry, but when you have grown something and nutured it and come close to seeing the end product, having it all destroyed like that must be very hard to take.
The other day we were talking to a neighbour who works the land properly, about his grape harvest and he said it is really bad this year. They are still all unloading the crates and filling them as they get the harvest in, as seems to happen every year regardless, but he said they are few, and small, and a lot of them are not properly matured.That's really bad news and am sure it will lead to a hard year ahead.
Have noticed (in the local gardens) that the grapes/other fruit are not as plump as they could be, maybe our latest drizzle/rain will help them plump up. Cos there are acres of them around here.
I am also sure it will affect the value of French 2024 wine. Get in early Stan.
J
Igualmente feijão velho!Bom dia minha fruta velha![]()
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Autumnal it is then that's the end of your summer was a bit cooler here today 31degThat's the one! No discernable "drops" but it feels like someone is wiping a wet flannel all over you.![]()
What's the weatherr doing no fire's I hopeGreetings everyone from Portugal.
I bought more yarn I probably don't needNew clobber it is then.![]()
Not quite, didn't need one
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