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[Beemobile]

Not really as they don't have a bottom, though that was not their bottom in their former life........

They just look like bins used on a farm, can't really help, we had a similar thing for chaff, it sat on top of the wooden shute to take the chaff into another container, it's the handles that are fooling me, but you have a lovely display there.

 

[Winger]

They just look like bins used on a farm, can't really help, we had a similar thing for chaff, it sat on top of the wooden shute to take the chaff into another container, it's the handles that are fooling me, but you have a lovely display there.

I would say they are hoppers to pour grain or similar into chutes in a mill

 

[Mrsambulancekidd]

They just look like bins used on a farm, can't really help, we had a similar thing for chaff, it sat on top of the wooden shute to take the chaff into another container, it's the handles that are fooling me, but you have a lovely display there.

Thank you.
I was told they were part of a pig feeding system.....I like agricultural stuff.

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[Mrsambulancekidd]

I would say they are hoppers to pour grain or similar into chutes in a mill

I was told they were part of a pig feeding system.....I like agricultural stuff.

 

[The Simpsons]

First run out in cedric following revamp. Parked up between fylingdales and Pickering.

 

[Mikey RV]

Another day another bug On a flower/weed.

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[DBK]

Male (I think ) Nuthatch in the garden today.

 

[mart]

Down in the woods today

 

[jockaneezer]

Just had a sunshower go by making a cracking rainbow, then my phone started pinging on the community support group we started for the village and Covid.

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[suavecarve]

Just had a sunshower go by making a cracking rainbow, then my phone started pinging on the community support group we started for the village and Covid.
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Snap from sully sur la loire.
Cant see if they show what we saw

 

[Madcaravanner]

Decided we need some wall art (well Stephanie has) But I HAVE to make it

Decision make a Gecko

this is the basic outline now to cut out the fine bits then panel beat it into shape then paint it

Not a lot to do will report back in a few days

 

[AvalonAdventur]

From the old to the new

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[Cliffdale]

Decided we need some wall art (well Stephanie has) But I HAVE to make it

Decision make a Gecko

this is the basic outline now to cut out the fine bits then panel beat it into shape then paint it

Decided we need some wall art (well Stephanie has) But I HAVE to make it

Decision make a Gecko

this is the basic outline now to cut out the fine bits then panel beat it into shape then paint it

Not a lot to do will report back in a few days

this might help!

 

[Allanm]

Sunset tonight from our kitchen window

 

[Mikey RV]

Early morning water droplets on leaves.

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[Cliffdale]

The calm before the storm!

 

[buntyb]

Loch Leven this

afternoon

 

[John.]

Update on the ”Chair”

Took ages to get the gold paint off only to reveal a really bright gold underneath but unfortunately far to much damage done over the years to save much
Below this a yellow undercoat and a beige primer directly onto the Beech timber.
Lots of flat spots and original filling on the turned parts made it unrealistic to take it to bare timber So I decided to only partially strip the layers back with steel wool but needed to get it glued back together.
Found a date stamp (1955) and the letter (H) on one of the spindles.

Back to the steel wool in the morning as the glue will be set and it will be easier to work on in one piece.

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[Larrynwin]

A Bee Orchid in our garden.

 

[Two on Tour]

It's a tad on the wet side here today, but this pigeon made to most of it by having a spruce up in a heavy downpour.

 

[KiwiKampers]

A Bee Orchid in our garden.

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That is a beautiful orchid. It puts mine in the shade, but then again, mine is in the shade and it is winter here, so I should be grateful to have an orchid at all. It took me a while to spot the bee on your orchid. Can you spot the Kiwi in my garden?

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[Mikey RV]

Reflecting on life

 

[Larrynwin]

That is a beautiful orchid. It puts mine in the shade, but then again, mine is in the shade and it is winter here, so I should be grateful to have an orchid at all. It took me a while to spot the bee on your orchid. Can you spot the Kiwi in my garden?View attachment 399941

Looked but can’t see the Kiwi. When I snapped the bee orchid photo I didn’t see the hover fly/ bee on the flower.
Orchids are readily available in garden centres in U.K. now, used to be a specialised difficult to maintain .
Hope winter is ok down there.

 

[KiwiKampers]

Looked but can’t see the Kiwi. When I snapped the bee orchid photo I didn’t see the hover fly/ bee on the flower.
Orchids are readily available in garden centres in U.K. now, used to be a specialised difficult to maintain .
Hope winter is ok down there.

I always thought orchids were difficult to grow but mine was in the garden when we bought the house 7 years ago and it seems to thrive on neglect.
Incidentally, the Kiwi is at 9 o'clock, next to the bird bath.

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[PhilMary]

One for the Ah factor. Leeds and Liverpool canal.

Phil

 

[Langtoftlad]

That is a beautiful orchid. It puts mine in the shade, but then again, mine is in the shade and it is winter here, so I should be grateful to have an orchid at all. It took me a while to spot the bee on your orchid. Can you spot the Kiwi in my garden?View attachment 399941

Is that on a very steep hill?

 

[Larrynwin]

I always thought orchids were difficult to grow but mine was in the garden when we bought the house 7 years ago and it seems to thrive on neglect.
Incidentally, the Kiwi is at 9 o'clock, next to the bird bath.

Got it

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[John Barrett]

Not a photo taken today, but visitors should not miss the orchid gardens in Singapore. I wish I had my current camera when we were there all those years ago!

 

[KiwiKampers]

Is that on a very steep hill?

It sure is! Most of my garden is at 45 degrees. We spent a fortune excavating a flat area for the motorhome.

 

[Smudger55]

I am sure funsters have been wondering how progress on my patio is progressing re previous post....... or not. Well stage 2 complete with laying of paving slabs to start next weekend. Quite pleased with it as never done anything like this before. It has been hard work but great sense of satisfaction so far....... but gee it has been the oak sleepers we're heavy. Ha...... I'll be to knackered to live the dream..... and should have finished most of work in a few weeks..... then we'll be going away in MHome, so won't be resting on it for now. Not long to the Dream SMUDGER55

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