Normal service.

[Toby]

Looks like you're all having a wonderful time, with plenty of adventures

 

[t-tony]

More normal service tomorrow morning as me and Shirl went and stocked up with 20 more bags of bark nuggets.

A nice meal with the monkeys at Celebration Town Tavern,

this evening followed by a delicious Ice cream from Kilwins.
Then the boys did this, as boys would.

Under a proper sunset sky.

Tony.

 

[t-tony]

A few more from Celebration Town centre.

The rain is supposed to be done, for now anyway.

Tony.

 

[Davyhoogy]

Yesterday, for the 1st time in 9-10 years we hax to open the garage door.
The blue pool noodles had been used as a draught excluder along the bottom of the door, replacements were $1.25 each from Dollar Tree. Reason we had to lift the door was to get these delivered and installed into Shirl's Office.
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Nice new noodles fitted and door relocked for another 10 years, we hope.
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That's genius, rain gets in under my garage door, might have to give that a go!

 

[t-tony]

Zorgee Bear made his way into the Queen's boudoir today.

Tony.

 

[t-tony]

The gang went walkabout this morning, so I decided to tackle this lot.

I got all of the front gardens done and the tree near the kerb.

I have 2 bags left and still need to go right round the house about 12" wide. Another 10 bags should do it. Then it's power washing the footpath.

Tony.

 

[t-tony]

Watching the Tropics it looks as though the weather could get interesting towards the end of next week if the European forecast is more accurate than the American GFS one, which it usually is. The family fly home a few days before us though.

Tony.

 

[t-tony]

Ready for another load,

more like 20 again me thinks.

It needed some weed killer here, RoundUp applied, give it a day to do its job. Proper stuff here, not that watered-down junk we get at home.
Tree at back corner of pool cage needed trimming,break out the plasters. Leave on road side for collection.

Shirl.has been busy staging some pictures for the new website (coming soon).

We're making hay while the gang is at Sea World for the day.

Tony.

ps. Looking forward to coming home for a rest!

 

[Mazza]

I thought you were in Kissimmee for a holiday not as a maintenance man

But its a lovely place

 

[t-tony]

Bit of both this time Malc been expensive what with a new washer and drier, a set of new dining chairs, 2 new chairs for the games room and $400 of bark!

Tony.

ps. And a new set of wheels when I get home.

 

[t-tony]

Now we have a Tropical Storm (just called by the AMS) which is forecast to make Hurricane status (Cat. 3) by Wednesday next week.

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Tony.

 

[Mazza]

Better order some more bags of bark

 

[t-tony]

That's what I'm thinking.

Tony.

 

[Lee]

Reading this lot is like watching an episode of the Kardashians

 

[t-tony]

Can't believe this, still haven't got enough. Need another 20 bags at least. If this wind does come it may all land at Old Town @Lee.

Tony.

 

[Rha]

Hope you packed your wellies and your sou'wester. Never mind the bark better get tieing down all the outside furniture.

 

[t-tony]

That'll all be inside on Tuesday night, like last time when we were waiting for Mathew.

Tony.

 

[t-tony]

This, is definitely absolutely, categorically the last lot of (20) bags of bark.

Oh, and panic buying has started. Wallyworld this evening.

Tony.

 

[t-tony]

It's looking a bit grim.

Tony.

 

[Althulas]

That looks like Tesco shelves in Douglas when there’s a strong breeze going and the boat is docking that day. In some of the Orkney isles they do keep a three month stock of food for just in case over winter.

Have you re bagged all your bark back up Tony it be a shame to see it all blown away, hope it does not come your way.