this kind of squiggel?Just seen a squiggel crossing me garding. Never seen one here before, must be expanding their local range. Think he was heading in the wrong direction, away from the trees. Not unusual to see hares and roe deer in the fields within view, also seen a hare and a badger in me garding before today, and bats in the evening. But squiggles are rare visitors here. Also seeing more meeces than usual this spring, thriving on the windfall under the bird feeders.
This took me a while to comprehend, then I realised what you meant.Shopping is all done.
The sunshade under the sunroof was soaking wet from the leaking sunroof.
Lots of places round Hull I would think? Cottingham maybe?
Cheers for thoseLots of places round Hull I would think? Cottingham maybe?
Yeah, I know who wants to live there?
There are these just down the road from us, New Forest -ish. but then they are nopt proper houses
https://www.royalelife.com/our-deve...MI5JeXx_XV8AIVR53VCh1qcw7XEAAYASAAEgKSvvD_BwE
yep plenty round Hull, as I said Cottingham!
https://www.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/h...sults_sort=highest_price&search_source=refine
But there seem to be quite a few, even in the Dales.
https://www.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/h...sults_sort=highest_price&search_source=refine
Ooops, just noticed, garage needed.
the main places are Norfolk/Suffolk area. Then, occasionally, Staffordshire & Shropshire. Very few and far between in the south
Just too ruddy expensive in the sarf, too many peeps retiring to the seaside, or near it. We have both agreed that if neither of us can manage stairs we will get a Stannah. Far cheaper than moving to a bungy. They are sooooo expensive.Cheers for those
I would need to get a pneumatic lift installed as the stairs are not conducive to a stair lift. Also, we don't like it here anymore so moving is the only option!
I think i already knew that you were moving away from the area, as you had talked about a house you had your eye on.
Fingers crossed.Hopefully good news then!
But I am a tad "fed-up" with recoating it. I am sure the room is getting progressively smaller with each coat of paint. 
Its looking good though Dan...Just finished the 4th coat of paint on that ceiling (a Sealing coat (on a ceiling, no less), a covering coat in matt white, and now 2 coats of the final colour (an off-white).
I'm sure it is still "patchy"
Sick to death of it. I am taking a day off, so there!
Once dry I am sure it will look fine!...Just finished the 4th coat of paint on that ceiling (a Sealing coat (on a ceiling, no less), a covering coat in matt white, and now 2 coats of the final colour (an off-white).
I'm sure it is still "patchy"
Sick to death of it. I am taking a day off, so there!
Yes, I remember it when it came out. I really wish I had that capability on this stuff, but it is a trade paint from Johnstone.Once dry I am sure it will look fine!
When I told some French friends you could buy ceiling paint in the UK that goes on pink then dries white so you can see where you have been, they nearly fell off their perches.
We try to use it in France but it is so hot over there it turns white as soon as you put it on.
That's because the French think they have got the monopoly on weird ideas.Once dry I am sure it will look fine!
When I told some French friends you could buy ceiling paint in the UK that goes on pink then dries white so you can see where you have been, they nearly fell off their perches.
