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Good afternoon.

So far the predicted thunderstorms haven't appeared and it is sunny and 21°F.

We had a lovely church service this morning then went to the garden centre for some summer plants.

Pauline is busy planting them now.

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Just now, pete14 said:

I can’t quite see from here, there is a palm tree in the way. 
 

 

As long as its still there.  Just seen the Facebook for the castle and the storm looks terrible. Hope paws is ok

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38 minutes ago, Presto2 said:

As long as its still there.  Just seen the Facebook for the castle and the storm looks terrible. Hope paws is ok

The roof is still there but the part that was hit by lightning is still smouldering 😇😼

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A puzzle - what is funny about the chap who won 'Britain's Got Talent?  Just seen him for the first time on BBC Breakfast, and I couldn't raise a smile.  Have I lost my sense of humour?

 

Some rain last evening, but not enough yet, here in Lincs.

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15 minutes ago, lincslady said:

A puzzle - what is funny about the chap who won 'Britain's Got Talent?  Just seen him for the first time on BBC Breakfast, and I couldn't raise a smile.  Have I lost my sense of humour?

 

Some rain last evening, but not enough yet, here in Lincs.

No, you haven't lost your sense of humour. I saw him too, not funny at all unless you're under 10. I looked online to see the rest, and I was astounded by the quality of the other finalists. Utterly bemused.

We've had plenty of rain in the past 2 days and more heavy rain forecast for tomorrow. I'll try and arrange a delivery⛈️

Avril

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32 minutes ago, lincslady said:

A puzzle - what is funny about the chap who won 'Britain's Got Talent?  Just seen him for the first time on BBC Breakfast, and I couldn't raise a smile.  Have I lost my sense of humour?

 

Some rain last evening, but not enough yet, here in Lincs.

Another 2 puzzles. What is Britain's got talent and who eats BBC breakfast ?.🤔

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4 minutes ago, lincslady said:

I agree about the first, zapp.  Never watched it; promos on ITV more than enough.  I admit to usually having the TV on in the kitchen while I have my yogurt etc., partly as a bit of company as I am on my own.

I try and avoid all the breakfast "news" programmes.  Same old reporters interviewing the same old faces and them asking the specialist " correspondent " what they thought the interviewee should have said...CBBC is a bit more grown up...IMVHO.🤣

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1 minute ago, terrierjohn said:

But only for Guardian readers.😇

It’s still one of only two or three serious papers out there. But for balance I read the Telegraph and the Spectator. Good to see all sides of a discussion.

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8 minutes ago, lincslady said:

Does The Times count as a serious paper?  I do hope so, I get it every morning a 6 a.m., through the postbox  the old fashioned way.  Not everyone's choice, I am sure.

It does in my book (despite its ownership) and it's my absolute favourite for (usually) unbiased and comprehensive news coverage. Also the only paper with proper legal coverage.

 

I remember when the front page was all small ads, no news at all, back in the 60s. Seems incredible now.  I like the paper copies, but I'm afraid the cost difference switched me to a digital subscription. Likewise the Telegraph, but I'd struggle to call that a serious paper these days.

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I was brought up on what was then the Manchester Guardian (my father voted Liberal) and it was a good paper then.  I find the Telegraph too much living up to it's nickname of Torygraph, although it is a nice read.  The cost of having a daily paper is dreadful, I know, but it is about my only real extravagance, and having a village paperman who delivers in time for me to have a read in bed with my morning tea is excellent.

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