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Back from seeing the girl with the dragon tattoo. Was good, rosemary reckons it followed the book. 1 month ago
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Selina and her leg and arm warmers. http://t.co/kE7EwIPm 1 month ago
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RT @moxtherog: Wagnerian Drama in the Elysee.... http://t.co/72tZ6r8U 2 months ago
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Potato scones the Scottish way. http://t.co/ltjJvMmp 2 months ago
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Bird feeders filled for the winter. Will. They find their sunflower kernals. 3 months ago
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Psylina
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Absolutely disgusted by coronation street and the verdict. Theyve lost this viewer. What kind of message does that send women? #corrie 2 days ago
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My toenail hurts. Dont know what to do with it, stupid thing #running #marathon 3 months ago
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Hmm 5k didnt go very well. Guess thats what happens when you run 21miles the day before! Good fun tho #running 4 months ago
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@PGHenn woohoo! :-D 4 months ago
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21 mile run this morning. Rather an odd way to spend my birthday. Now tired and full of cake, having a quick rest. 5k race tomorrow! 4 months ago
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Glastonbury
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Glastonbury has won International Festival Of The Year at the Pollstar Awards. "I'm over the moon," says Michael Eavis. http://t.co/Hg3ByTT4 1 day ago
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"I think I vanished into a state of utter bliss". Great Chemical Bros 2011 memories (and a vid) on our FB right now... http://t.co/rgyGHVg3 4 days ago
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A merry Christmas from all of us on Worthy Farm. Thank you for helping to make 2011 such a memorable year for us. http://t.co/cfyzNHxl 1 month ago
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Glastonbury highlights on TV over Christmas - http://t.co/7nLSMypt 1 month ago
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Oxfam tell us about their Unwrapped charity gifts range - great if you're looking for last-minute gift ideas... http://t.co/hO6S8WOE 2 months ago
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RT @baggymondays: If you enjoyed Baggy Mondays in The Park @GlastoFest, come join us at @TheSocialLondon on 30 December - http://t.co/3b ... 2 months ago
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Category Archives: home
Oh I wish it could be Christmas every day
Christmas is over, with the real Boxing Day nearing the end. Family has left and Rosemary and I are left alone to eat our turkey and bread sauce sandwiches. This Christmas has been a white one with snow on the … Continue reading
New resident at home
This appeared in our garden and I managed to capture a picture of him through the conservatory window. Wonder how long he will stay around.
This balmy night’s too long
It must be around the longest night, cloudy and quite mild outside. The temperature dropped to -2C last night, somewhat warmer than the two previous nights where it made -12C on both nights. A pity about the clouds this morning, … Continue reading
There’s a chill in the air, nobody could care.
It was a tad nippy last night. The mercury fell to -11C or in old money 12.2F. That temperature is also 471.87 Rankine, -8.8 Reaumur and 262.15 Kelvin. The Plough and Anchor pub almost caught fire last night. They had … Continue reading
Baby it’s cold outside
I won’t pretend the weather is a tad nippy at the moment. Last night was the coldest this winter. Managed a ball shrivelling -4 and we are not yet in December. Today we are told that this year is either … Continue reading
You are my Little Bird
Trying out some action shots with my new Canon EOS 550 on the local bird population. (Feathered variety alas.) One wonders with all those extra pixels whether a new pro lens is in order. Looks like I will have to … Continue reading
Snow at last
Yesterday it started to snow at around five in the afternoon. Today we have six inches of snow, measured with a ruler and measured in several places on flat hard ground away from walls. This is not a Blasdale exaggeration, … Continue reading
Butterfly Days
Despite the recent bad weather, we seem to have had some lovely butterflies in the last few sunny days, so Steve took their portraits and has posted an album of them - http://www.blasdale.com/blog/picture-albums/blasdale-picture-gallery-2009/2009butterflies/ We have yet to add their names – … Continue reading
Waterperry
No sooner had the deluge of rain occurred, the cold weather returned. We have had a couple of weeks with snow and ice, shortages of rock salt, and now huge potholes in the road caused by frost damage. Today it … Continue reading
The kitchen fitting – day 4
Thursday has been and gone. We now have water back in the kitchen, the dishwasher is connected, but still no cooker. The worktops are all attached and treated. The dresser area has been constructed. There was a small design change … Continue reading
The kitchen fitting – day 3
The work surfaces were cut to size, and the hole drilled for the tap. The joins between the surfaces were also cut ready for assembly. The cutting was made difficult because the walls are not square. One time I went … Continue reading
The kitchen fitting – day 2
Tuesday, another day working on the kitchen. By the end of the day the place looked like total chaos. The work surfaces where laid around the kitchen while their undersides dried. The cardboard boxes were building up, will have to … Continue reading
The kitchen fitting – day 1
The kitchen has been started, this is day one work. The kitchen fitter is not an early starter and arrived after 09:00 on Monday. First step was to find the units, amongst the 119 in the sitting-room, and place them … Continue reading
The new kitchen, stage one the walls.
We have embarked on a new kitchen for the house. The other had been in the house for 20 years, the doors were beginning to break at the hinges, and the drawers were closing with difficulty. First we chose the … Continue reading
The last month
I realise I have not written anything in my blog for a whole month. Well I have been alive and awake, but not doing a great deal. Work wise it has been a bit quite, some trips to Bristol, and … Continue reading
