OneGuyFromBarlick

Is it for a bull with a ring in it's nose, and the only thing that comes to mind for the triangular item is a garden roller.

The phone consults are probably to protect the GP and staff at the surgery rather than the patients Maz.

Are you still doing your family history Beejay? Thank you for recommending this magazine, though personally I only use online resources these days.

I believe that it's a berberis.

But who else will be touching things in Stanley's Shed?

My son has just let me know that someone has reported in with possible symptoms so they are closing the factory for 7 days and he is to self isolate for that length of time. I have suggested that he spends the time cleaning!!

Probably not!!

Couldn't cope with watching that, having been unable to have children ourselves I still find the issue painful after all these years.

The company my son works for hasn't closed yet, they produce satellite receivers for Sky, so not exactly essential. He has no alternative but to keep going work and is getting quite worried.

We have just got back from a 6 mile walk round the Barden reservoirs, it was glorious up there and plenty room to keep a good distance from other walkers. Lots of people out and about in the area, walking, running and cycling.

You are right of course Ian.

Not Peter Pan, though I can see why you might think that!

Did the people doing the praying feel really good and get a benefit to their health?

How about this not so old favourite of mine....

"Wendy, let me in, I want to be your friend"

Sad to hear of his death, but thanks to Kev I can't stop singing " you picked a fine time to leave me Lucille" which is annoying as I only know a couple of lines....

Gosh Wendy, that won’t even see you through to the evening news, when all the bad things like death tolls and infection rates will be broadcast. He will need to do better tomorrow... ( I would have sent my husband in twice. I’ve seen it happen for toilet paper) He wasn't sure whether he was limited...

Colin, who I couldn't stop from venturing out to pick up a few things this morning, reports Lidl in Colne and Morrisons in Nelson to be well stocked and only slightly busier than usual. The only things he couldn't buy were 4 bottles of the Mcguigan Merlot we find pleasantly drinkable .... he was res...

The worst and the best Maz, there are people offering help everywhere. Focus on that and stay positive!

I am not used to it! But this gardening is energetic stuff and playing havoc with my nails. I'm breaking myself in gently. It has been bitterly cold here today despite the lovely sunshine with an easterly wind blowing quite strongly. I retreated to the poly tunnel this afternoon where I've been yan...

A snippet for you....

We have a well stocked freezer and store cupboard but that's the way we have always lived, ready for any emergency. I used the last of my floor cleaner the other day :surprised: but I'm not panicking about that. We are so, so lucky to live as we do, free of older relatives to worry about and a year'...

There are a number of small shops around here starting to offer a delivery service of fresh produce so the food must be out there at the moment. Pubs and cafes setting up to do takeaway and delivery.

It was one I posted Tripps, and being incredibly organised here's a link....

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Yes, just possible to read the road sign. Great photo isn't it?

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18 Mar 2020, 18:11

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18 Mar 2020, 15:19

Do you have a well stocked wine cellar Sue?

Perish the thought she hasn't.

I'm sure she will have....