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supersparky wrote: ↑Wed Jun 23, 2021 1:18 pm Not sure what the big shrubby tree is called...

“ARTHUR”????

Greynomad wrote: ↑Wed Jun 23, 2021 1:36 pm

supersparky wrote: ↑Wed Jun 23, 2021 1:18 pm Not sure what the big shrubby tree is called...

“ARTHUR”????

Dunno about Arthur, but I have called it a few different things recently

good morning everyone...
All most finished the mulch...sez me...not sez Carol...she keeps finding things...might be pay back for marrying her
Off to the bigsmoke shopping today might bump into a couple of friends.
Keep safe .
Bernie.

Morning all the verandah is damp Musta had a little shower thru the night
Same here Bernie we are going shopping.....might bump into a couple of friends

Bob

Morning folks more showers at the moment with some heavy falls yesterday. The area is damp but the rain is needed all over.

Had the first work out on the elbow yesterday and given exercises to do during the day. Asked about wearing the braces and told it was a 3 month love afair. Swelling increased due to exercise but to be expected .

Dot glad they are not taking your sence of humour but please no video of the next stage. Save it for a night on the rum with Terry.

Have a great day folks Robert

Good morning everyone. Its a bit damp outside so we must have had a shower or two overnight. I finished the latest batch of sauce yesty arvo. That will do for a while now. Not yet sure what's on the go today, the maker of lists is still asleep. Enjoy the shopping Bob and Bernie. Safe travels everybody, have a great day.

Wet cold dark overcast cloudy weather

Greynomad wrote: ↑Wed Jun 23, 2021 1:36 pm

supersparky wrote: ↑Wed Jun 23, 2021 1:18 pm Not sure what the big shrubby tree is called...

“ARTHUR”????

Was it the one presented to the Knights that say Ni? (Monty Python Holy Grail scene 12)

T1 Terry

Nah, its way bigger than that.
Still trying to figure out who Arthur is though.

supersparky wrote: ↑Thu Jun 24, 2021 4:55 pm Nah, its way bigger than that.
Still trying to figure out who Arthur is though.

He was the one in front of the servant that was banging the coconut shells together to make the horse trotting noises as they moved from place to place Monty Python have a very twisted sense of humour that either has the audience in stitches laughing or scratching their head trying to figure out just what is going on .... truly brilliant and ageless ... well some of it, some of it isn't near as funny without the appropriate quantity giggle weed doing it's thing before you watch or listen to it .... a bit like Cheech & Chong and often listening to the record is much funnier than watching it on the screen ....

T1 Terry