Thinking about the 'rating' of 'Funny' I've just given your above post, @Tidemark ....could we possibly have a 'share your frustration' symbol...
Didn't Victorian gardeners on big estates grow them in glass tubes to keep them straight?I remember a rumour years ago - might have been true...
A worthy winner @hydrogardener. Such a peaceful and inspiring shot. Enjoyed viewing @Love my chicken's and @fairygirl's too :dancy:
Think you've got the wrong bloke, @Punkdoc .
Suck-it-and-see approach, @shiney . Excellent advithe. :roflol:
Much debated theory, that one! I like it, but a lot of Shakespeareans argue that chimney sweeping brushes looked nothing like dandelion clocks...
Just seen a member 'reaching out' on one of these threads :gaah: so probably a younger contributor. Not their fault, but it IS our problem,...
The pure white form of Hellebore is sometimes called a 'Christmas Rose', but of course, it isn't a rose at all, though it does flower at...
'Corter'. My friend will be 25 in July, so she has reached her 'corter' century. QU.......QU......QU.....IT'S QUARTER, Why is that now...
I like this one. Somewhere in Scotland, goes without saying, really.[ATTACH]
I wasn't saying whether I agreed with it or not, @JWK, it was just for info, in case anyone hadn't read it yet :doggieshmooze: Your Uncle did the...
Latest from The Guardian on this incident, just in case you've not seen it:Police who rammed cow did right thing, says union leader and farmer
Rain. As per.
Rain, as per.
Latest response, via The Guardian:Surrey police face criticism after using car to ram escaped cow
Could be Rosebay Willowherb, true. Here's a check you can do - I copied the following from wildfooduk.com:Leaves. Long and lanceolate, green...
Could it be Evening Primrose?
Rain. As per usual.
Didn't actually see the bird, but found a wing feather from a Tawny Owl on the path yesterday, so I know s/he's not far away.
Second of the Tall Beardies. Looks like a lemon meringue pie and smells as sweet![ATTACH]
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