Where are you?Just let the sheep come home as it is cold now! Some smatterings of rain and the mud is back.
Shetland. Raining all day today. Stream flooded!Where are you?
Every year I say I’m going to buy a paddling pool to sit in when the weather warms up, then I forget all about it until we get really hot weather, by which point there’s no paddling pools to be had for love or money. To be honest our garden faces south and unless I buy a parasol as well it would be far too hot to sit out in even with a paddling pool.When I am hot, I dip a muslin square into the cold water troughs, wring it out and keep it around my neck.
Also a hotwater bottle filled with cold water and then frozen (get the air out and don't over fill) is a wonderful friend.
Putting your feet in a paddling pool!
We've got a paddling pool but we're not allowed to fill it!Every year I say I’m going to buy a paddling pool to sit in when the weather warms up, then I forget all about it until we get really hot weather, by which point there’s no paddling pools to be had for love or money. To be honest our garden faces south and unless I buy a parasol as well it would be far too hot to sit out in even with a paddling pool.
I have been known to soak myself down (clothes an all) with the hosepipe at the yard before I set off round our track to poo pick. That’s quite refreshing, although when we hit 40 a couple of weeks ago I was dry again in about five minutes so it hardly seemed worth it.
I never even thought about a ‘cold water bottle’ thank you, will come in handy for the winter too when we can’t afford to put the heating on. Back to the good old days.
I wish the ones at the back of our garden would die!one of my enormous leylandii dead
I would put my feet in a washing-up bowl. I only had the p/pool because I had a toddler around.Every year I say I’m going to buy a paddling pool to sit in when the weather warms up, then I forget all about it until we get really hot weather, by which point there’s no paddling pools to be had for love or money. To be honest our garden faces south and unless I buy a parasol as well it would be far too hot to sit out in even with a paddling pool.
I have been known to soak myself down (clothes an all) with the hosepipe at the yard before I set off round our track to poo pick. That’s quite refreshing, although when we hit 40 a couple of weeks ago I was dry again in about five minutes so it hardly seemed worth it.
I never even thought about a ‘cold water bottle’ thank you, will come in handy for the winter too when we can’t afford to put the heating on. Back to the good old days.
I actually think they are declaring a drought tomorrow, might be wrong.
It does look very lush doesn’t it.What's that funny green stuff he's standing on @Frances144 ?
I just want to snuzzle that gorgeous muzzle.View attachment 113446
A soggy Waffle!