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+1 to that :D - sounds good, looking fwd to pix. And John's book is great.

The Wood Wife - Terri Windling Left Hand of Darkness & most of other Hainish cycle - Ursula K LeGuin Swallows and Amazons - Ransome Rebecca, The House on the Strand & some others - Daphne du Maurier Lord of Light - Roger Zelazny (& all the rest) She Fell Among Thieves, The House That Berry Built...

Lovely trip report :). Try Melodn Pool another time, as opposed to the reservoir. I believe it's still lovely. Dad used to take me there in the 1950s :)

Nice folk, as everyone says :). Would that trivett work on a woodgas stove do you think? Mind you, at £6 I think I'll give it a whirl anyway.

I'd love them but I've nothing to trade ...

:bump: Do hope you get somewhere for him. I can't unfortunately or I would. Bump! bump! there must be someone out there who can love and care for him ...

So glad :mexwave:

She's a lovely lassie. Had one all over a compost heap I was digging out last week, she didn't run over me though :)

Looks superb :D

Well done, mate :)

Ohhhhhhhhhh !!! if I had the money ... neighbour's a bit near for me but I dare say it's OK up there as Scots folks is different :)

This came from another FB friend, it's a lovely story and I completely agree with him about how I feel in these situations. Never mind the punctured artery, the critter is feeling better :):):):cool: I also agree with him about sweeping away the people ...

Must give the chestnuts a go ... we've loads around us here.

Camphor moth balls ... learned from me Mam :). I still have 20 and 30 year old woolies that are going strong apart from wear and tear and darning. I don't keep my woolies in sealed containers, just in the wooden chest at the end of my bed. No problems.

An FB friend just shared this slideshow of a barn owl hunting - fabulous shots :cool: http://www.mackerrowphoto.com/p682360561/slideshow

It depends on the state of your back and legs :D. Mine have osteoporosis and rheumatoid arthritis so Ti and as light as possible makes the difference between possible and impossible. I do understand though that if you're normally (or extra-normally) fit such considerations are not nearly so...

Good trip, Susanne, thanks for the video and for reminding me to take my flute next time I'm out :rolleyes: :D

I use my own homespun and hand-knitted socks. They're magically warm and comfortable, and have even been given a wonderful accolade by Paul Kirtley who has a North Ronaldsay pair I made for him and uses them on his artcic stuff :) I use North Ronaldsay wool (from the Orkney island) for heavy...

Not going to make it this year, shall miss you all. Have a good one :)

Lots, I spect :lmao: A most amusing thread :surrender: