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elyob
Guest
The oak tree outside my window has decided, "right, that's it, Summer's
over". It's going brown very quickly.
over". It's going brown very quickly.
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Chris
Guest
elyob wrote:
> The oak tree outside my window has decided, "right, that's it, Summer's
> over". It's going brown very quickly.
>
>
>
It could just be saying "Bugger it, no water again - I'll give up on
this year and hope it rains a bit more next year". Several of our trees
have done the same.
> The oak tree outside my window has decided, "right, that's it, Summer's
> over". It's going brown very quickly.
>
>
>
It could just be saying "Bugger it, no water again - I'll give up on
this year and hope it rains a bit more next year". Several of our trees
have done the same.
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audrey
Guest
On Tue, 6 Sep 2005 11:00:55 +0100, "elyob" <[email protected]>
wrote:
>The oak tree outside my window has decided, "right, that's it, Summer's
>over". It's going brown very quickly.
>
>
I came out of a tutorial at 8.45 this evening and was astonished to
find it had gone dark. Didn't have my lights with me, the thought of
needing them hadn't even occurred when I left the house at 6.30.
Summer's definitely coming to an end.
wrote:
>The oak tree outside my window has decided, "right, that's it, Summer's
>over". It's going brown very quickly.
>
>
I came out of a tutorial at 8.45 this evening and was astonished to
find it had gone dark. Didn't have my lights with me, the thought of
needing them hadn't even occurred when I left the house at 6.30.
Summer's definitely coming to an end.
V
vernon
Guest
"elyob" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> The oak tree outside my window has decided, "right, that's it, Summer's
> over". It's going brown very quickly.
>
Are you sure it's not a sun tan ;-)
news:[email protected]...
> The oak tree outside my window has decided, "right, that's it, Summer's
> over". It's going brown very quickly.
>
Are you sure it's not a sun tan ;-)
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Nick Kew
Guest
audrey wrote:
> I came out of a tutorial at 8.45 this evening and was astonished to
> find it had gone dark. Didn't have my lights with me, the thought of
> needing them hadn't even occurred when I left the house at 6.30.
> Summer's definitely coming to an end.
Yep. Autumn is upon us.
I can say that definitively when I collect the first decent lot of
blackberries. This year it came exceptionally early - before the
end of August.
Not so sure about the end of the season. The blackberries end
in November, but we don't really have winter here in the southwest,
except possibly the odd week in February.
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Not me guv
> I came out of a tutorial at 8.45 this evening and was astonished to
> find it had gone dark. Didn't have my lights with me, the thought of
> needing them hadn't even occurred when I left the house at 6.30.
> Summer's definitely coming to an end.
Yep. Autumn is upon us.
I can say that definitively when I collect the first decent lot of
blackberries. This year it came exceptionally early - before the
end of August.
Not so sure about the end of the season. The blackberries end
in November, but we don't really have winter here in the southwest,
except possibly the odd week in February.
--
Not me guv
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Geraint Jones
Guest
Nick Kew <[email protected]> wrote:
| I can say that definitively when I collect the first decent lot of
| blackberries. This year it came exceptionally early - before the
| end of August.
The first decent crop here was a good week later than last year:
we were freezing the excess in August last year, but didn't get
a pieful until this month. It's been far too dry.
| Not so sure about the end of the season. The blackberries end
| in November, but we don't really have winter here in the southwest,
| except possibly the odd week in February.
Eny fule kno the blackberries end at Michaelmas.
| I can say that definitively when I collect the first decent lot of
| blackberries. This year it came exceptionally early - before the
| end of August.
The first decent crop here was a good week later than last year:
we were freezing the excess in August last year, but didn't get
a pieful until this month. It's been far too dry.
| Not so sure about the end of the season. The blackberries end
| in November, but we don't really have winter here in the southwest,
| except possibly the odd week in February.
Eny fule kno the blackberries end at Michaelmas.
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David Martin
Guest
Geraint Jones wrote:
> Nick Kew <[email protected]> wrote:
> | I can say that definitively when I collect the first decent lot of
> | blackberries. This year it came exceptionally early - before the
> | end of August.
>
> The first decent crop here was a good week later than last year:
> we were freezing the excess in August last year, but didn't get
> a pieful until this month. It's been far too dry.
>
> | Not so sure about the end of the season. The blackberries end
> | in November, but we don't really have winter here in the southwest,
> | except possibly the odd week in February.
>
> Eny fule kno the blackberries end at Michaelmas.
It has been an odd year. The blackberries were only in season this last
week, My runner beans were well behind, as were the strawberries.
Pumpkins are doing well, I'll need to harvest soon before it gets too
cold. And teh cabbage is fine.. Tomatoes are late, peppers and
aubergines nonexistent.
Redcurrants and goosberries were good as is the sweetcorn.
...d
> Nick Kew <[email protected]> wrote:
> | I can say that definitively when I collect the first decent lot of
> | blackberries. This year it came exceptionally early - before the
> | end of August.
>
> The first decent crop here was a good week later than last year:
> we were freezing the excess in August last year, but didn't get
> a pieful until this month. It's been far too dry.
>
> | Not so sure about the end of the season. The blackberries end
> | in November, but we don't really have winter here in the southwest,
> | except possibly the odd week in February.
>
> Eny fule kno the blackberries end at Michaelmas.
It has been an odd year. The blackberries were only in season this last
week, My runner beans were well behind, as were the strawberries.
Pumpkins are doing well, I'll need to harvest soon before it gets too
cold. And teh cabbage is fine.. Tomatoes are late, peppers and
aubergines nonexistent.
Redcurrants and goosberries were good as is the sweetcorn.
...d
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Call me Bob
Guest
On 7 Sep 2005 00:49:34 -0700, "David Martin"
<[email protected]> wrote:
>It has been an odd year. The blackberries were only in season this last
>week, My runner beans were well behind, as were the strawberries.
>Pumpkins are doing well, I'll need to harvest soon before it gets too
>cold. And teh cabbage is fine.. Tomatoes are late, peppers and
>aubergines nonexistent.
>Redcurrants and goosberries were good as is the sweetcorn.
My garden, in my rented home, has been concreted over. Can I come and
live with you?
"Bob"
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Email address is spam trapped, to reply directly remove the beverage.
<[email protected]> wrote:
>It has been an odd year. The blackberries were only in season this last
>week, My runner beans were well behind, as were the strawberries.
>Pumpkins are doing well, I'll need to harvest soon before it gets too
>cold. And teh cabbage is fine.. Tomatoes are late, peppers and
>aubergines nonexistent.
>Redcurrants and goosberries were good as is the sweetcorn.
My garden, in my rented home, has been concreted over. Can I come and
live with you?
"Bob"
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Email address is spam trapped, to reply directly remove the beverage.
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audrey
Guest
On Wed, 07 Sep 2005 09:08:53 GMT, Call me Bob
<[email protected]> wrote:
>On 7 Sep 2005 00:49:34 -0700, "David Martin"
><[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>It has been an odd year. The blackberries were only in season this last
>>week, My runner beans were well behind, as were the strawberries.
>>Pumpkins are doing well, I'll need to harvest soon before it gets too
>>cold. And teh cabbage is fine.. Tomatoes are late, peppers and
>>aubergines nonexistent.
>>Redcurrants and goosberries were good as is the sweetcorn.
>
>My garden, in my rented home, has been concreted over. Can I come and
>live with you?
>
>
I think David has one of those allotment thingummies, maybe he has a
shed on it you could have?
<[email protected]> wrote:
>On 7 Sep 2005 00:49:34 -0700, "David Martin"
><[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>It has been an odd year. The blackberries were only in season this last
>>week, My runner beans were well behind, as were the strawberries.
>>Pumpkins are doing well, I'll need to harvest soon before it gets too
>>cold. And teh cabbage is fine.. Tomatoes are late, peppers and
>>aubergines nonexistent.
>>Redcurrants and goosberries were good as is the sweetcorn.
>
>My garden, in my rented home, has been concreted over. Can I come and
>live with you?
>
>
I think David has one of those allotment thingummies, maybe he has a
shed on it you could have?
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