Hasn't he heard of Google maps?
Hi Suzanne, Thanks for your wishes and a very Happy New Year to you and your long suffering husband. (I looked back but couldn't find his name in any of your earlier posts).
We are OK wrt the bush fires in Brisbane. That said, if Mt Cootha ever goes up, we will be in deep doo doos. Everyone has their fingers crossed that that won't happen. As for the poor buggers down south, it is truly horrifying what is happening to them. But it is the wildlife that I feel most sorry for. Reported this morning that they estimate that something like 500 million birds, animals and reptiles may have been lost. They are also speculating that entire species may have been wiped out. But until the useless bunch of climate change deniers that "govern" this country wake up, we will just have to learn to live with these conditions in the future.
On a lighter note, Rhoda and I will be over your way from mid April until early June. We will be based at our daughters place in Ealing and barring unforeseen circumstances eg Rhoda falling off a bike and breaking her arm, we intend to spend some time up in the Dales and in the Lakes District. We have already committed to a 2 week jaunt around Norway. I hear there are lots of cliffs over there for Rhoda to stand on the edge of :-).
Watch out for the next installment in my Maggie growing up series that I will be posting tonight or tomorrow.
Sorry I missed this fabulous montage (Santa on the Angel of the North is really amusing) - having been absent for a couple of months at the end of the year. I hope you are well and had enjoyable holidays Suzanne. Look forward to your next visit,.
@helenhall Thank you so much for the visit and kind words Helen. I'm very well thank you I hope you and your family are the same. I may pop in every now and again, probably with some editing nonsense. To be honest finding a daily photo was becoming an obsession and nothing else was getting done, so I thought some time out was required! Take care.
@suzanne234 I totally understand. All became a bit much for me at the end of last year too. It is difficult to keep a balance I find. Still, miss you - and welcome it when you do pop in. š
January 25th, 2020
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Happy Christmas Suzanne, and a productive and contented New Year.
Thanks for the nice wishes. Same in return.
Hi Suzanne, Thanks for your wishes and a very Happy New Year to you and your long suffering husband. (I looked back but couldn't find his name in any of your earlier posts).
We are OK wrt the bush fires in Brisbane. That said, if Mt Cootha ever goes up, we will be in deep doo doos. Everyone has their fingers crossed that that won't happen. As for the poor buggers down south, it is truly horrifying what is happening to them. But it is the wildlife that I feel most sorry for. Reported this morning that they estimate that something like 500 million birds, animals and reptiles may have been lost. They are also speculating that entire species may have been wiped out. But until the useless bunch of climate change deniers that "govern" this country wake up, we will just have to learn to live with these conditions in the future.
On a lighter note, Rhoda and I will be over your way from mid April until early June. We will be based at our daughters place in Ealing and barring unforeseen circumstances eg Rhoda falling off a bike and breaking her arm, we intend to spend some time up in the Dales and in the Lakes District. We have already committed to a 2 week jaunt around Norway. I hear there are lots of cliffs over there for Rhoda to stand on the edge of :-).
Watch out for the next installment in my Maggie growing up series that I will be posting tonight or tomorrow.
All the best for the new year.