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The top two show the scale of the problem... Lath and plaster gave up the ghost several years ago, and we have had these holes in our hallway ceiling ever since.
Bottom two show the end of day one.
Luckily it was a dry day for the plasterboarding, but still chilly with the door open a lot of the time!
My BIL wanted to buy these boxes on Ebay, and asked if we could collect for him. A quick trip to Walberton near Arundel on our way to Worthing on Sunday, and they are now cluttering up our dining room ;-)
For a Russian telescope, which he's had for about a year. I look forward to seeing the telescope next time we visit. In the meanwhile, we have a family get-together in a few weeks, so they won't be here for very long.
A day for recovering and doing the food shopping.
As I came out, the skies were fairly dramatic. I Have been meaning to collect some skies, so here's one for the infant collection.
After the morning session of SxPF PDI Championships, I had time to do some food shopping at lunchtime.
This photobooth was just behind the till I was paying at, and the seat gradually glowed brighter, then faded to unlit, catching my eye.
I caught it at a bright moment here.
A wander around Bodø, I found this safety information by the harbour.
Treasure Hunt 34: Health and Safety
Woken at 6.30am by the moon shining in the window , not the sunrise ! The song Moon River going round and round in my head !
A trip to Worthing, and this buggy was still looking out to sea, as it had been a week previously. This time it was alone, whereas last time it had a companion...
Our neighbour has hired a JCB to dig out his lake. He was helping on the dumper truck. His garden looks a bit of a mess now!
Today Hector and I walked 3 miles up and down hill, it felt like the north face of the Eiger, but we made it!
Visited Surfbus to see progress on our campervan conversion. Looking good! Hopefully ready mid-August...
After yesterday's Macro Monday bottle caps, I ran out of time and enthusiasm, so a cork on my favourite chopping board it was today, and a quick lesson in Italian viticulture...
"Cavit (which stands for Cantina Viticoltori del Trentino) is a cooperative group that incorporates 10 cooperative wineries in Trentino and their 4500 associated winegrowers.
Today Cavit gathers, inspects and selects the raw material produced by the associated wineries, carrying out controls at every stage, from maturation through to bottling, with complete respect for the environment."
Treasure Hunt 22: Cork
Spent the afternoon emptying out kitchen scraps compost bin for the first time ever. Lots of lovely compost, and three lost peelers, sadly all rusted and useless. For the record, I found another the next day emptying the even older compost bin!
Sorcerer's Apprentice Mickey has just joined my @disneyinfinity party. Let the #endlessfun and #infinitePossibilities begin. #Disney #Mickeymouse #disneygram #disneycharacters #disneyinfinity #Xbox
A group ride with Marmalade mtb in Stanmer Park, near Brighton. I suspect trolleys aren't a rare sight in the park, but certainly not what you expect in the woods.
Renting a season of Game of Thrones from the library means 10 episodes in 8 days!
Definitely my Guilty Pleasure for Week 23 of the FCB's 52 Week Challenge.
Big Al and Tim of Adventure Clydesdale cantering on Dartmoor.
This is the shot to try and avoid with horses, with one front leg on the ground, according to workshop leader Malcolm Snelgrove
At least I've used his favourite crop factor.
FCB 52 Week Challenge Week 21: What an Animal
Taken from Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian: Infinite Possibility
[March-June 2015]
The Guggenheim (officially the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum). Founded by the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation in 1937 as the Museum of Non-Objective Painting, it was renamed after it's founder's death in 1952.
The current building was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright (1867-1959) and built in 1959.
Quoted from A Cup of Sun Joan Walsh Anglund. A visiting friend brought this book of poems. Really made me reflect on the climate strikes, we don’t have an answer but that doesn’t mean we remain quiet.
Arriving at Warnham Nature Reserve early for the camera club coffee morning, there were around 20 people milling around. They all set off before I managed to get my camera out, apparently the working party is called the Green Gym!
Spent less than half an hour watching in the Tern hide, but was rewarded by a pair of terns. The male was presenting a fish to the female on and off, but she wasn't interested yet.