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Clearly offside.

I remember stroking the little ginger cat who was always asleep in an even smaller box on the counter, whilst waiting to be served.

Just cut, pressing down with your foot keeping the iron pulled tight and upright against the bricks as you go, every few months. Will leave a finish as sharp as a razor.

I'd just love to catch them. "I only used as much force as was necessary when they attacked me, Officer." I hope that the trees can be replaced in the winter, perhaps two sizes up from the original bought ones? Don't lose heart Jevs, or the idiots have won. 💪

I've been trying to photograph a butterfly on a Pyramidal Orchid for years. At last! A Spotted Fritillary in the Drome region of France.

You've still got it!

"It's in here somewhere?!"

All you need to know re Yellow Rattle; https://www.habitataid.co.uk/products/yellow-rattle-rhinanthus-minor-seed

Owl Fly.

Bee Orchid.

Praying mantis in Provence.

Definitely not Dandelions. More like Autumn Hawkbit. They do look very similar. https://www.lawnweeds.co.uk/weed-identification/autumn-hawkbit

Dig over the soil in your garden where you want the Rose to go, to a depth of about 40cm. Incorporate a good bucket or so of organic material, like compost, or similar bought from a Garden Centre, and water like buggery after it's been planted, and weekly thereafter until September. Watch it...

Any heraldic badge for me. Most badges were of that type years ago, but very few left now. Fulham is a great example of how to go from a beautiful one to a complete mess.

As a left-handed eater, fish-knives are unusable!

Having seen this on the news, I wondered - Why can't they just walk to the end of the screen, or travel a short distance for a better shot? Where everyone was standing taking photos had what looked like a Japanese Yen shop, and a block of flats cluttering the view.

There is no cure unfortunately. There's various chemicals that you could try, but I wouldn't waste the money. They'll never be the same again. If they've had it, dig out and replace with dwarf holly, dwarf Euonymus, Photinia "Little Red Robin", or other short growing evergreen. Just seen a...

In the nicest possible way, we've named him The Ginger Flea! Magnificent when he came on this evening.

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I had a huge cardboard box full of all sorts of Albion stuff, including newspaper cuttings, protest posters, virtually anything to do with Brighton. Having just gone through the "Swedish Death Cleaning" process, I gave everything to my Grandson, aged 10, who is also a Season Ticket holder. I...