Posted: Sun Nov 28, 10 10:55 am
That looks like path from that angle DaveDave wrote:My hedge is about 5-feet tall. Or it was before it started to squash under the weight. That gives you some scale here.
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Posted: Sun Nov 28, 10 3:20 pm
Wow you guys are getting dumped on
,also the sand in the car will also be handy if you do get stuck cause you just throw a few hand fulls on the ice in front of the spinning tire and you can get out of that stuck area
,also the sand in the car will also be handy if you do get stuck cause you just throw a few hand fulls on the ice in front of the spinning tire and you can get out of that stuck area
Posted: Mon Nov 29, 10 9:40 am
Had to rescue the hedge this morning. It was getting flattened!
Posted: Mon Nov 29, 10 12:59 pm
Looks like its time for you northerners to put away the vest and start wearing tee shirts. Its that time of year 
Posted: Mon Nov 29, 10 1:14 pm
Hey! Welcome back, CliveyClivey wrote:Looks like its time for you northerners to put away the vest and start wearing tee shirts. Its that time of year
I bet its a bit on the chilly side when you are out dogging, ehh??
Posted: Mon Nov 29, 10 1:19 pm
Why thankyou Pierre La Pomme 
I have had my 'hands full' lately. Constatnly worn out
I have had my 'hands full' lately. Constatnly worn out Posted: Mon Nov 29, 10 1:21 pm
"Going solo" then ???Clivey wrote:........ I have had my 'hands full' lately. Constantly worn out
Posted: Mon Nov 29, 10 1:25 pm
The cold weather didn't stop a bloke doing the interior light flash at me and a friend the other night in a layby Don't have a black Audi now do you Clivey?
Don't have a black Audi now do you Clivey? Posted: Mon Nov 29, 10 1:29 pm
I think a joke about someone being done for receiving swollen goods would be inappropriate at this juncture.
Posted: Mon Nov 29, 10 1:31 pm
Swollen in this weatherClivey wrote:I think a joke about someone being done for receiving swollen goods would be inappropriate at this juncture.
Posted: Mon Nov 29, 10 2:32 pm
From snow to smut in five posts...I don't know.... 
Posted: Mon Nov 29, 10 2:33 pm
It takes hard work and dedication my good fellow. Its a lost art down our way.
Posted: Mon Nov 29, 10 2:34 pm
For some strange reason beyond my comprehension, the word 'smut' has given me a bout of the giggles.
Posted: Mon Nov 29, 10 2:42 pm
That's strange.
I find that "gusset" usually works for me 
I find that "gusset" usually works for me
Posted: Mon Nov 29, 10 2:51 pm
Another great word. Good input Peter.