Last week...

[janey]

Trees, countryside and ponies... You must have been a very good girl in a former life

[David Humphries]

Trees, countryside and ponies... You must have been a very good girl in a former life

 

What, as opposed to pavements, west london & motorbikes

 

 

What was it you did in your previous then?

 

 

 

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[janey]

 

 

What was it you did in your previous then?

 

 

 

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That would be very interesting to find out. It would have been something important and glomorous, of course

[Kat1e]

What is the thing in the 7th pic?

 

 

 

My wife (who rather likes horses- we only have about 20 here at the mo- at times there have been nigh on 60 (she has just informed me:sneaky2:)) wondered why a bunch of hairy arsed tree butchers would like pics of a horse lol!

 

 

Lovely pics, and nice to see something different too.

 

 

Have you shown her the 'woodland flowers' thread- she might be even more surprised you lot like flower pictures!

[Kat1e]

"What is the thing in the 7th pic?"

Reckon it's a bull rush that's kinda given up.....? Am I close?

 

Yes lol, not many have lasted this long from last summer, hence the 'given up' look! Mind you I sometimes look like that too so shouldn't comment!

[Kat1e]

Your a very lucky lass, nice post.

 

Bet that little pond has some great inverts in it.

 

Thanks Yes it's full of life, they all are. One of the very small ones is stuffed full of newts too, hundreds of them.

[Kat1e]

Trees, countryside and ponies... You must have been a very good girl in a former life

 

In a former life maybe... Certainly not in this one!

[Charlieh]

What is the thing in the 7th pic?

 

Reckon it's a bull rush that's kinda given up.....? Am I close?

 

Yes lol, not many have lasted this long from last summer, hence the 'given up' look! Mind you I sometimes look like that too so shouldn't comment!

 

Er, 99.9% of people will call that bulrush but it is infact reedmace (typha), not bulrush its an invasive wetland plant, but will only tollerate shallow water so generally only invades the margins.

 

Bulrush - Typha latifolia - Natural England not sure why NE are starting to refer to it as bulrush either, as thats very bad practise

[Kat1e]

Lol thanks, knew it was called reedmace but thought it was just called more than one thing!

[janey]

In a former life maybe... Certainly not in this one!

 

LoL