5 weeks off for Christmas...

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DaiRees wrote:"Oh well since you've got a day off you can do a load of washing, clean the bathroom, hoover downstairs and polish the living room!!" :roll: :roll:
Leave it for Sam to do on his time off. :lol:
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Busman wrote:The unfortunate thing is it's not the best time to be off, the middle of winter.
Really? I freaking love the winter! Due to a medical issue I absolutley despise being alive between April and October.
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I wonder what else I might do on my 5 weeks off...
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Should give me a few more MPGees and some more grunt.
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It's not the cold which is fine, it's the phsycological thing of the day light going so quickly. Still, 3 weeks and the days draw out again. :D
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Time to plant onions then :mrgreen:
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steve_earwig wrote:Time to plant Daffodils then :mrgreen:

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Probably those too :wink:

I went out yesterday and bought a kilo of onion sets for less than 2 quid - half of them are destined for the flower beds :twisted: You've got to keep these foreign Johnnies guessing :cheesy:
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steve_earwig wrote:Probably those too :wink:

I went out yesterday and bought a kilo of onion sets for less than 2 quid - half of them are destined for the flower beds :twisted: You've got to keep these foreign Johnnies guessing :cheesy:
Never did see the point of growing anything you cann't eat.
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Busman wrote: Never did see the point of growing anything you cann't eat.
Well, there's hops....
and maybe grapes too.
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And herbs.
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Im not much of a Gardening fan anymore, Cba with it,
but its fun to watch a box of Budgie seed grow (Trill), next doors had some lovely exotic plants growing from it, :twisted:
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Doggy wrote:
Busman wrote: Never did see the point of growing anything you cann't eat.
Well, there's hops....
and maybe grapes too.
Ok, thats kind of included in what I mean't, as they are usefull, it's flowers I can't be doing with.
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Bailes1992 wrote:I wonder what else I might do on my 5 weeks off...
Dust your keyboard? :P
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...polish your helmet...
Busman wrote:it's flowers I can't be doing with.
What's wrong with flowers? The world would be pretty dull without them (and that's not going into the world being a barren desert...)

My sunflowers this year:
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These are a more basic variety than the ones you get in the UK with one huge flower (that blows down the first time the wind blows), with small flowers and tiny seeds. I was cutting the flowers for the house. Those I could reach anyway... I measured the big boy when I pulled them all down - just over 4 meters :shock:

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Incidentally, you missed off plants you can smoke :P
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You beat us to it when you said herbs :lol: Those sunflowers are massive I've only managed about 8 feet that was years ago when the kids were little.
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