Yawn Yawn, Wakey Wakey..!! MK 6..

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    Managed to cut the grass and walk Amber just before the rain started again!:)
     
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    Well done, Moyra, you finally got a dry enough period in which to cut it. :)

    On Saturday we went down to Rayleigh for the service and it only took 35 minutes :dbgrtmb:
     
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    So that is all it should take me then........which road did you take?
     
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    You take the A130 towards Chelmsford, then A1114 into Chelmsford and along Parkway (A138 dual carriageway past the town centre) and then left onto the A1060 (signposted to Sawbridgeworth - I think). Then we're about 14 miles along that road.

    Do you have a SatNav? I can PM you a postcode and more details if you like.

    I suppose the time it takes depends on how fast you drive and the traffic conditions. It was 27 miles from my house to the church in London Hill.
     
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    No I don't have Sat Nav Shiney. We shall have to see if I can pluck up courage to do the run.

    Have a good day everyone. :)
     
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    Good morning everyone,

    Moyra, I'll send you some more details. :dbgrtmb:

    The pheasants (not the peasants :heehee:) were complaining this morning that one of the feeders was empty. So, at 6 a.m., I went out to fill it up. It was surprisingly mild at 51F :). After I had filled the feeder I looked up and there was a duck sitting on the roof of the house! The nearest pond is the village pond about a mile away.

    I got a fair amount done in the garden yesterday and we sold a load of Aquilegias. Someone came round and bought three dozen (I think that was the amount but have already forgotten :doh:).

    Lots to do today.

    Have a great day :biggrin:
     
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    Morning everyone,

    Its another rainy day here, but the grass looks great though!!

    I'm home this morning and then have a few errands after lunch for Brad.

    Enjoy your day everybody.
     
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    Thanks Shiney. I think I know which way I have to go.
     
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    Good morning everyone,

    After a warm, sunny, afternoon and evening we have a mild drizzly morning. I got quite a bit done in the garden after I got home at 5.30 p.m. Then I did some cooking ready for today as Mrs Shiney has friends for lunch. I then had my bread and water :heehee: and put my feet up.

    I was going to do the mowing today but that's not possible now :sad:

    Have a great day :biggrin:

    This is the poorly fox :frown: It's a bit sad.

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    Aaaw, poor wee thing. He is in a bit of a state isn't he.
     
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    I am glad to say that the foxes I feed are in good health and do not have mange. That is a poor specimen isn't it Shiney.

    Have a good day everyone. :-)
     
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    Morning everyone,

    Its not raining today!!! Its supposed to be a nice day actually, we have enough rain now.

    I'm off to Toronto shortly, so have a great day everybody.
     
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    Good afternoon everyone...
    Oh no Shiney....can't see the poor thing recovering from that can you...what a shame:sad:
    Since getting home from work i've been on Blackbird Watch.....the magpies are out in force having a nest robbing session:mad:...but Mr Blackbird is really showing them a thing or two:yes: ... he is determined to save his chicks....me and Mrs Blackbird are acting as decoys:rolleyespink:... and i've got the dogs and chickens covering other areas of attack.Nature is very stressfull for me nevermind the wild life....
    Mr Blackbird has knocked off for his tea ...so it looks like i'm in command for a while:dbgrtmb:
    no wonder everyone thinks i'm nuts:heehee:....
    Wishing you all well....duty calls:WINK1:
     
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    Good for you lolli. Amber is mesmerized by birds especially when they refuse to fly away until she is right up close to them. Yesterday morning on our walk a cat had gone up into a tree when she saw Amber coming so Amber now looks up into that tree every time we go past thinking that the cat will still be there. Saw a lovely blue Jay this morning, no shortage of them about.:)
     
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      I have had to move the Sunflower seed feeder nearer the house as a squirrel family have commedeered it and none of the birds get a look in. It's right by my window and I can hear squirrels trying to climb up the wood surround so I can shoo 'em off straight away. I know times are hard for them too but I can't feed the whole lot AND birds too.
      Hope you are having a good day. It has stopped raining.:yes: Its drying up :dancy: and Ive got 5 Salvias to pot up. Wheeee!!! :yay:
       
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