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Pool and Back Garden at Whitecroft858 viewsWe've had the pool liner replaced, again. Haven't actually put a toe in the outside pool since 1996 or so. It's been quite a chore to get it clean --- lots of ugly algae and other things. Looks like we'll have it ready --- in time for autumn.
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Harrods at Sunset857 views
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Marjorie and Cathy and Tulips856 viewsWebb's of Wychbold, April 22 2005
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......... and this and I'm smiling for the camera855 viewsRoss with another "Smile!" sign, required by the Data Protection Act. This is the new fence on the northern boundary of Maggot's Croft.
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And this is my handiwork ..........854 viewsRoss putting up the "Smile! You're on CCTV" sign required by the Data Protection Act.
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Yellow-Jacket Wasp853 viewsWe seem to have a wasps' next in the ground next to Kea's and Pau's bench. I took about a dozen photos --- this is the only one where the wasp is in focus. There's actually a guide on the internet to tell you what the markings mean. I think they mean "nasty -- avoid." Apparently you can freeze the nest, or pour boiling water down the opening. As if!
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And down he goes!852 views
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Bertie - June 2003851 viewsBertie with Kevin
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Green and Blue851 viewsWhen I was a kid, I had a typewriter ribbon that was blue and green (or maybe it was purple and green) --- rather than black and red. These two plants in our garden remind me of that old typewriter.
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Barney Napping850 viewsBarney at rest with Marjorie on the couch in our "dog lounge."
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...... in the darndest places850 views
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The Tamworth One849 viewsOne of our three new Tamworth ladies. The grass is still green --- they've only been on it for three days. In three weeks it will be a sea of mud. As they've been raised by the City of Gloucester in a "petting zoo" environment, they're very easy to handle.
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