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DAMN, dropped off the front page'
To start October, I plucked 4 plump, ripe, autumnal virgins this evening, and ate their aunties.
Hooray! Bring on more of this Indian Summer we have been having for an even larger crop
Cold nights on the horizon, need to keep my ladies warm if they are going to continue breeding.
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this evening, not bad for October. But rumours of Mr Jack Frost roaming the Welsh hills tonight. All the girls are wrapped up snug in little blankets.
I've just had 3 lovely courgettes made in to a tasty pasta sauceOriginally Posted by molehill
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this evening, not bad for October. But rumours of Mr Jack Frost roaming the Welsh hills tonight. All the girls are wrapped up snug in little blankets
Can we have some pics of your lovely courgettes and courgette plants?6
this evening, not bad for October. But rumours of Mr Jack Frost roaming the Welsh hills tonight. All the girls are wrapped up snug in little blankets
It was not that cold here, when I was out earlier cutting wood, can't believe we are getting a forst already... although it has been nippy this week...
Putting pictures on here is a little advanced for me, no idea how to do it. fact i couldn't even transpose a photo from camera to computer. Forecast isn't quite a frost, but in the hills we are several degrees colder which means it probably will be. Can't be too carefull, they are very delicate little girls (old ladies now)
I am in the hills too, so I no what you mean... however... I reckon you are bing over-protective...Putting pictures on here is a little advanced for me, no idea how to do it. fact i couldn't even transpose a photo from camera to computer
It's a father - daughter sort of relationship!I reckon you are bing over-protective...
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