That'll be something - better than a flashing gizmo!Yes you can switch it on/off bob ! Iv`e only had a quick look at it though, till i get some more batteries.
Been one of those weeks Terry! Wonder we haven't ..but yes: I willIf we didn`t laugh Trish we`d cry
Ahh! Thanks. I must have known where it was some weeks back, but couldn't for the life of me remember where ..was looking in the same places as the old forum!When you post a reply Trish, next to post reply, there is upload a file, that takes you to your computer files, pictures etc.
The garden was just part of a ploughed field when we moved in. Took a lot of hard work, mostly by our son with a rotovator, before we could get the lawn laid.That's a huge plot, ours is about 25' by 20'. I have managed to cram a fair bit in there though. Notice I use the term "I". The Wife does most of the planting and I do the donkey work. I've built a small retaining wall at the 10' mark, our garden has a slight incline. I did do the wall curved though, seemed like a good idea at the time, but took me about 10 times as long to do as a straight wall would have. It's a sort of horizontal "S" shape if viewed from above. I also built a couple of steps into it and 2 pillars either side. Even ran some armoured cable inside the 2 pillars, so we've got outdoor lamps on top of them. The only plant in the garden that's mine is a 10 year old rhododendron, the Wife is banned from touching it. Loads of other shrubs, both mature and new and plenty of filler plants. I also built 3 small raised veggy planters, so we can have some home grown goodies.
I had a little Polo then (hated it), and I'd go off out and return, barely able to see through the rear or front windows for plants & trees! I'd put them where they needed to be planted, and my Dad & husband would plant them.
All that had to stop when I was down to the last dregs of savings until I earned some more
You've done a lot with your garden - ours is flat, and apart from paths, walls & fences, there wasn't much to be done apart from get it planted.
That ancient hedge brings some lovely birds - seem to have had all manner of them. We've had a nightingale singing in the corner mountain ash every February since 2000. It actually woke me up the first time it came, and I went out into the garden to see what it was. Very dark, frosty & cold, but I was fascinated by the loud clear song.
Oh right, and where will Mrs Trouble be planting the tobacco crop?That's my next task, suss out how to make my own nic solution
Er, that's a negative on all four counts! If I hate mine, back they go! Different to advertised image.Option 1 - black electrical tape
Option 2 - black paint
Option 3 - Take it all apart and see if the bulb can be removed.
Option 4 - a big hammer
Yes, it's different and will make a very nice change.I was thinking the purple as well, got reds, blues, blacks & silvers, so that would make a change
Aw, stop it Marcus ..mine are yet to arriveTerry is this yours
Oh dear! Glad you stopped!It's funny, because last night the Wife and I heard a loud bang outside about 10pm. I said it was probably the neighbour throwing a bottle into her bin. It was more likely to be the spring on my car snapping. Had a look on a few forums earlier, looks like it does happen sometimes with Mondeos. Not a very good safety feature
They aren't very big ..one in each pocket! SortedSaw that yesterday, shame it's only a 2200 mAh battery though, no good if it's your only mod and you have no way of charging it whilst out for the day, probably still get one though.
Pity about that!Tried calling a couple of "mobile" mechanics to see if they'd be interested in doing the job for me. 1st one was off work for the week, looking after the kids for the half term holiday. 2nd one didn't want to travel more than 10 miles to do a job. Sometimes I wonder how certain businesses manage to stay afloat