Becareful, you may anger the spider and it may loot your flat.:o

Well, these are up near my neck of the woods -

http://www.independent.co.uk/environ...y-2336097.html :arrgh!:

PS - went for the Independant's version rather than the Mirror's or the Fail's

Now what have I told you about washing your hands after a visit to the bog? :O:

The view from the house when the fall begins its foray.
 

*runs out into the streets, shouting*
"Vendor's back! Vendor's back! He's back!!!" :DL

Welcome back, hope your holiday was fun! :salute:

And it's a beautiful view, is this from your summer house or from your "normal" house?

Thanks! The house is a year round house, as I spend now and then ... but this time that I have not been here, I have worked ... except for one day, so leave it may be later, but is home now, :DL

:woot:Welcome back.

Nice subsim retreat you've got for us there. :D

Thank you, I want to be as "smooth" as possible, :O:

Yes it's a voice from the past!:yep: How'd ya be?:DL

Thanks, just good ... it's been quite a lot to do, but is in the correct phase now ... so the opportunities for recreation "may" be on the long run, at best, and you, all right? :DL

Surely are matey!!:yeah:

Glad to hear, and the house is now OK? :DL

Welcome back Gerald. :salute:

Thanks Pete, :DL

Getting there Jenny just picked up some curtain material to replace the existing yucky ones (burgundy), they are gray and match the decor much better, The house has no mains water and although it's winter I checked the underground concrete tank (22,000 gallon) and was only 1.5 feet deep, the last 2 days has brought it up another 1.5 feet, we will have to go easy on taking baths every day, I think more showers are in order! also we might have to invest in another storage tank, probably black PVC!:yep: