What are you all up to today? - part 3

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  • Bakers2
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    edited July 2016 #872

    Well family arrived just before 4pm sat in the garden and had very quick catch up before they headed off about 5.20pm to go to BBQ party, won't be back to sleep, but have left the dog. We'll meet them at the pub for lunch as its on their way back to us.
    Dog delighted to see us so once they'd gone we headed off to the local estate for a two hour walk, comfortably warm with light breeze to take away the closeness linden blossom still wonderful. Hopefully few !ore hours with them tomorrow afternoon. 

  • brue
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    edited July 2016 #873

    Have spent most of the day with our very energetic youngest grandson....zzzzzzzzzzz! Wink

    edit..will be with my elderly Mum tomorrow, two different ends of the timescale.

  • triky auto
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    edited July 2016 #874

    Cool ,Not a lot today (again) late tides controll the comings & goings this week.Loaded a clinker built dingy onto a trailer after it's refurb'
    .Back to the house for a bit of tidying up.Cloudy & overcast ,but warm & dry.

  • IanH
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    edited July 2016 #875

    Packed the caravan and washed the car ready for off tomorrow. Laughing

  • moulesy
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    edited July 2016 #876

    Where are you off to this time Ian? Happy

  • IanH
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    edited July 2016 #877

    Brighton and Kent.

  • Tinwheeler
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    edited July 2016 #878

    Oh, want a pizza delivered?Laughing

  • huskydog
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    edited July 2016 #879

    Brighton and Kent.

    are you coming to visit me??Happy

  • milliehull
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    edited July 2016 #880

    All packed up ready for going home tomorrowSad. Family already left to return to N.Ireland via a few days with DIL's brother and family in
    Scotland. Off to the village pub this evening for a last might meal.Happy

    Wow that seemed to pass quickly. Glad you had a lovely time with the family. At least no washing up for you tonight and as you've already packed up you can have as lie in and slow  start to being off by noon .  Then when you get home you can start putting
    things away washing and catching up with the garden.  I understand been warm and damp Peterborough way so there'll be plenty of growth

    Write your comments here..

    Thanks Bakers, looking forward to all of thatSurprisedSad.
    Glad your son's dog delighted to see you. Have a lovely day with them all tomorrow.Happy

  • brue
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    edited July 2016 #881

    Millie, sounds like you had a good holiday. Hope things haven't gone on the rampage in your garden, I'm sure it wont take long to get things sorted. Smile

  • Malcolm Mehta
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    edited July 2016 #882

    We've got up this morning to a rather grey and wet start to the day. I felt sorry for the couple opposite us in having to pack up and leave in the rain. However, they did very wisely take their awning down and packed it away in yesterday's dry conditions. After they had hitched up, the rear wheels of the car did a little spin before they moved off their grass pitch. A rather wet Sunday departure for those that are going home today.

    Our car is booked in to have four new off road tyres fitted next Thursday. We're going to need them if these wet conditions continue.

  • triky auto
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    edited July 2016 #883

    Brighton and Kent.

    Write your comments here...Plenty of room at the boatyard ian  Laughing. 07716 430 430.

  • Malcolm Mehta
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    edited July 2016 #884

    Brighton and Kent.

    Write your comments here...Will you be visiting Worthing, Ian? It's only 15 miles from Brighton!

  • HelenandTrevor
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    edited July 2016 #885

    Millie,  glad you hada lovely holiday, always thinkNYorkshire is special.

    We visited Southwold yesterday,  what a nice little town. Did the Adnams shop of course. And visited the lighthouse, which looked very out of place between the houses. Even hada walk along the pier. 

    Enjoying a lazy morning, but are planning a visit to Snape later. 

  • Bakers2
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    edited July 2016 #886

    Kids stayed out overnight we got up and walked the dog .  Had a text whilst out that they'd be back home before we go out to lunch at 2. We've been in an hour and a half heard no more and they've not arrived . Very warm here no sun very light shower
    and a bit of wet with no rain at the mo. Catching up on here after stripping and remaking bed. Even got it dried outside smells nice. 

     

  • IanH
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    edited July 2016 #887

    There are a few things that I'd like to do while down here, but it all depend on time available - order a pizza from Malcolm and debate finances with him, search all the pet shops in Kent to find one run by a siberian dog with a penchant for bonios and visit
    a boatyard in Kent known as the docking station for Concord Laughing

  • Goldie146
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    edited July 2016 #888

    On Sundays we try not to do much. Of course cows have to be milked. Calvers and calves fed and bedded. Outside stock checked. And them especially if the weather is poor, the  day's our own (well, from 10 till 3).

    One of the things we do is read the Sunday Times - plenty of sections with something to interest both of us.

    I've just been ready the Sunday Times Magazine, and there's an intersting arcticle about Gig Economy. Which is not about the precarious financial benefits of being in a band, but self employed workers used by firms such as Uber and Deleveroo. (Other delivery services etc are available),

    If you are thinking of doing this sort of work, or are already doing it, try to get hold of a copy (page 13). Unfortunately the bulk of the online version is only available to subscribers (not me!) - but if you can click here.

  • Wherenext
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    edited July 2016 #889

    Spent an extremely pleasant few hours in the company of NellieTheHooker and his charming wife last night. What a lovely couple.

    Today we started to get things ready for our next break, later this week to the Lakes, so lots of small jobs done. Hope the weather improves.

  • triky auto
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    edited July 2016 #890

    Cool, Sprucing up the boatyard ,incase of a visit by a " wanderer" from ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,?? Overcast day but warm here in East Kent.

  • ABM
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    edited July 2016 #891

    Got part  way  thro'  tidying  &  cleaning  the  Office  Study { Spare  bedroom Embarassed }  When  the  fone  rang  !!  Technician  from  Currys/ P.C.  World  ringing  to  say  my  new  computer  is  now  all  set  up  and  ready  for  collection  Laughing  And  this  on  a  Sunday  at  mid  morning  Surprised

    Little  bit  surprised  at  that  but  started  grafting  harder  &  harder  --  anybody  got  a  spare  recycling  wheelybin  or  three  please  ?!?  { **  this  all  taking  place,  of  course,   during,  in  between  and  before  certain  sports  programmes  on  T.V.  ** }

    The  old  machine  is  now  definitely  past  its  "expiry  date"  'cos  it  took  me  Eight (8)  mins  to  kick  it  into  some  semblance  of  life  today  but  it  owes  me  little,  just  hope  the  new  one  lasts  as  long  {  ??  should  that  be  I  hope  I  last  as  long  ??}  We  shall  see,  we  shall  see !  Harwell,  back  to  the  backing  up  !!

    Brian

  • Wherenext
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    edited July 2016 #892

    Cool, Sprucing up the boatyard ,incase of a visit by a " wanderer" from ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,?? Overcast day but warm here in East Kent.

    Write your comments here...Hope you make sure he leaves by 12.00Wink

  • huskydog
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    edited July 2016 #893

    Cool, Sprucing up the boatyard ,incase of a visit by a " wanderer" from ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,?? Overcast day but warm here in East Kent.

    Write your comments here...Hope you make sure he leaves by 12.00Wink

    or doesn't arrive before 12 Happy

  • Wherenext
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    edited July 2016 #894

    Have you dusted off your red carpet, Husky? Royalty arrives.

  • Malcolm Mehta
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    edited July 2016 #895

    We're in the town centre shopping at Tesco. The weather is improving. There's blue sky and sunshine now.

  • milliehull
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    edited July 2016 #896

    Back home after an 'interesting' journey as the A1 was closed at Grantham. Luckily we heard about it in time to turn off at Newark. My dubious map reading skills were luckily up to the task and Mr H said it was a more interesting journeyas he was bored with the A1 after 3 and a half hours of itSmile. Everything unpacked and 2 loads of washing done. The garden looks like a jungleSurprised

  • Bakers2
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    edited July 2016 #897

    Back home after an 'interesting' journey as the A1 was closed at Grantham. Luckily we heard about it in time to turn off at Newark. My dubious map reading skills were luckily up to the task and Mr H said it was a more interesting journeyas he was bored with
    the A1 after 3 and a half hours of itSmile. Everything unpacked and 2 loads of washing done. The garden looks like a jungleSurprised

    Glad you're home safer milliehull. Sorry I was right about the washing and garden .

    On road problems just spoken to my uncle, who lives by Heathrow, who's nephew left soon after 2pm he'd had a phone call just after 7pm to say they were just moving again following an accident on M40 they have to get to Preston. On a better traffic front
    son home on m11 a1 home in a very decent time!

  • milliehull
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    edited July 2016 #898

    Sorry to hear about your uncle's nephew's problems on the M40 Bakers but glad your son home safely. Some of our roads just don't seem to be able to cope Sad.
    I hope the weather plays ball tomorrow as I still have another 2 loads of washing to do and we want go make a start on the garden. You must be counting the hours  now until you leave for NZ.  Not long nowHappy

  • HelenandTrevor
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    edited July 2016 #899

    Back home after an 'interesting' journey as the A1 was closed at Grantham. Luckily we heard about it in time to turn off at Newark. My dubious map reading skills were luckily up to the task and Mr H said it was a more interesting journeyas he was bored with
    the A1 after 3 and a half hours of itSmile. Everything unpacked and 2 loads of washing done. The garden looks like a jungleSurprised

    Pleased to hear you arrived home safe andsound millie, always useful to have map reading skills. Smile

  • HelenandTrevor
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    edited July 2016 #900

    Visited Snape Maltings today, hada lovely walk along the river, then spent some money in the shops.Cool

    Weather improved in the afternoon, so explored the footpaths through the woods next to the cl. 

  • Tammygirl
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    edited July 2016 #901

    Miserable day today weather wise rained all day, now at 21.00 the rain has stopped and it looks nice, flipping typical. So with the weather being rubbish we did 3 baskets of ironing (OH does his stuff) in between the ironing I sorted out my wardrobes and
    draws (yes again) then we have had a very lazy afternoon watching first Lewis Hamilton win at Silverstone and then Andy Murray win at Wimbeldon, good afternoon had by allSmile

    Glad to hear you got home safely MH I know the feeling of a jungle I'm still trying to tame mine (think I'm slowly wining) 

    H&T you seem to be enjoying your holiday nice to hear all about your trips out.

    Bakers2, its getting close nowWink