28-05-2018, 07:37 AM
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Nice day out but weird ending to day.
On Sunday my daughter came over and brought both her dogs. Partly it was to see my bungalow as she hasnt seen it before and also so that we could go out to Foxton Locks.She was quite surprised how much she liked the bungalow despite shes seeing it at its worst with concrete floors, needs fully painting in every room and the garden needs work.
We went over to Foxton Locks which is actually a series of locks to take canal boats down a steep hill.
It only costs £2.50 to park for 4 hours. Theres toilets, places to eat and drink and buy gifts and ice creams.
We had a bit of a walk and then had a nice late lunch in the Foxton Locks pub sitting on the veranda overlooking the canal in the glorious warm sunshine. (well behaved dogs welcome).
After that we stopped off in the park next to my house so the dogs could have a good run off the lead in the enclosed dog area. My daughter was pleased with that as she has not seen a park with such a big area dedicated for dogs.
Later in the early evening received photos from ex wife of hail stones just falling in her garden in Daventry which damaged her plants.
This is one of the hail stones next to a 2p coin. Apparently they tore big holes in her rhubarb plants.
28-05-2018, 08:05 AM
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Re: Nice day out but weird ending to day.
Originally Posted by Mondays child
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On Sunday my daughter came over and brought both her dogs. Partly it was to see my bungalow as she hasnt seen it before and also so that we could go out to Foxton Locks.She was quite surprised how much she liked the bungalow despite shes seeing it at its worst with concrete floors, needs fully painting in every room and the garden needs work.
We went over to Foxton Locks which is actually a series of locks to take canal boats down a steep hill.
It only costs £2.50 to park for 4 hours. Theres toilets, places to eat and drink and buy gifts and ice creams.
We had a bit of a walk and then had a nice late lunch in the Foxton Locks pub sitting on the veranda overlooking the canal in the glorious warm sunshine. (well behaved dogs welcome).
After that we stopped off in the park next to my house so the dogs could have a good run off the lead in the enclosed dog area. My daughter was pleased with that as she has not seen a park with such a big area dedicated for dogs.
Later in the early evening received photos from ex wife of hail stones just falling in her garden in Daventry which damaged her plants.
This is one of the hail stones next to a 2p coin. Apparently they tore big holes in her rhubarb plants.
Wow that is one big hailstone
Very weird weather considering it's the end of May. My dog and I were caught in a terrific downpour yesterday morning and in the afternoon we had a thunderstorm and the Sky signal was lost just as hubby was enjoying the Fomula 1 race. Never mind 
I hope you enjoy the rest of your Bank Holiday weekend MC.
28-05-2018, 09:28 AM
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Re: Nice day out but weird ending to day.
It was a nice day out with my daughter and her dogs Peaches and Diego.Personally I'm taking the hail storm in ex wifes garden in Daventry as yet another Sign or Portend that it would not be a good idea for me to leave my bungalow in Market Harborough and move to Daventry
Translated from the old Norse in the ancient Penguin book of old Norse Law.
The great god Odin spake to his loyal followers and cast over them a warning.
Lest the sons of the marketeers of harborough go to dwell with the heathens of Dave and Tree.
I shall smite their noggins with Stones of Cold Ice, and they shall never enter the halls of Valhalla and quaff ale with warriors of old and maidens with big boobies and blonde pigtails
I think Ive proved my point. The case for the defence rests.
28-05-2018, 11:07 AM
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Re: Nice day out but weird ending to day.
Originally Posted by Mondays child
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It was a nice day out with my daughter and her dogs Peaches and Diego.Personally I'm taking the hail storm in ex wifes garden in Daventry as yet another Sign or Portend that it would not be a good idea for me to leave my bungalow in Market Harborough and move to Daventry
Translated from the old Norse in the ancient Penguin book of old Norse Law.
The great god Odin spake to his loyal followers and cast over them a warning.
Lest the sons of the marketeers of harborough go to dwell with the heathens of Dave and Tree.
I shall smite their noggins with Stones of Cold Ice, and they shall never enter the halls of Valhalla and quaff ale with warriors of old and maidens with big boobies and blonde pigtails
I think Ive proved my point. The case for the defence rests.
You are getting a bit cheeky MC.... so you must be feeling much better.
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