Did see this young Grebe on the far side of the lake.
On a visit to Costa (Sainsburys) a couple of weeks ago had a surprise visit from my friends Val & Chris
and seen this young heron stood in the seating area.
Last week at the Bridge View Café there was a large group in from the Tameside Green volunteers.
Surprised this week to find out an old mate of mine for years had written a book of his experiences in the Ambulance Service, with mentions also of the Auxiliary Fire Service before they closed that down after the Berlin wall came down.
The Green man of the title was a job we had done together at a house were the male occupant had been there dead for weeks and turned a lovely shade of green!, Ron's first job and what a job to start off his career!.
Great guy, finished up living in Canada and running his own business!.
Back home
The log rolls that have been in situ for 20 odd years have started to rot away so bought some nice edging stripes from Amazon to replace them all eventually when my knees get round to it!!.
My knees gave out here, all tomorrow not touched yet hey!.
Can't believe it's been so long since my last post, I'll bet some of you thought I'd had the last post played for me, but I'm still alive but not doing much kicking though!.
Been over to the Debdale ressers to see how the Great Crested Grebes were doing with their babies, and they were all fine.
Always a robin there to greet you.I like their Chicken bites with Rice and chilli dip but pass on the rabbit food (Salad).
My mate and his wife went away for the night to Blackpool last week and I got to have their beautiful girl Kimba, this is us watching telly!.
Took an old Acer out, but it left a dark patch on my variegated privet I'd had off my mate Bob some years ago, but think I've got it under control now, soon be back to a nice cube!.
Bought this retractable hose reel and made a mess of installing it at first, my drills were so good I'd drilled the holes too deep!.
But good old Amazon to the rescue, ordered some longer Rawlplugs and they worked ok, Pheww!.
The plants up the new trellis are pulling themselves up well.