[New shoot]

What a bargain Tosca    Hope the storms go away soon - sounds like Bulgaria has been well and truly battered 

[Madame Cholet]

Just had a weird dream I ended on the wrong side of the river and had to climb up the bank to re trace my steps.

[tosca100]

Ooo-er.

 Good morning Madame Cholet.

[Madame Cholet]

Hi Tosca is weather any better.

[tosca100]

Dull and cool today, and quiet as you like......for now. Suits me.

[Ma Lowe]

Morning  even though it's raining it's awfully warm here, either that or I'm having a hot flush 

[Springlands]

Morning all. Wet and quite cold here - not nice for sorting the hens at 6 o'clock.   

[cadalot]

Chilly and overcast at 6:00 when I went out in my PJ's to open the greenhouse door and cold frame   

[dugless]

Good  morning, aittle rain last night fine this morning but forecast more for later.l

[Ma Lowe]

Good  morning, aittle rain last night fine this morning but forecast more for later.l

You sure you not sat at home pretending to be in Brussles Dugless 

[tosca100]

Spoke too soon. It started drizzling while I was doing my early morning weeding and is now coming down in stair rods. Amazing how warm the soil is though.

[Madame Cholet]

Good morning just got woken by some idiots slamming a van door.

[tosca100]

Morning. We have a lovely pink sky at the moment, hopefully that means a nice day. Woke an hour and a half ago scratching, I have a whole new batch of lumps where the bitey things attacked while I was weeding yesterday. Now some rather large animal is scratching about and moving stuff around in the loft space above my head which is open ended.

[Madame Cholet]

Forcast showers here not too hot though. I'm prone to bites too had two large ones up trouser leg last week.

[tosca100]

The problem is, I start to do something then move on to weeding or harvesting and forget to spray. The bitey things have been vicious and all day with the wet weather. When it's really hot they retire and the 'ordinary' flies take over. They joys of living in a close, rural community!

I am sitting here staring out of the window at the horror that is the courgette patch. I have never seen such huge plants, the local pale variety being much bigger and more lush than the dark ones grown from British seeds. I think a carrier bag of large courgettes left out on the lane is in order, someone will have them for their animals, our fowl are fed up with them.