In article , dave @ stejonda
writes

everyone still here?

wow, the rain has been bad ;-)

Still here. The real rain has been very welcome, but the spam rain is
deluging everything. Several thousands and still pouring in.
--
Alan & Joan Gould - North Lincs.

In message , Alan Gould
writes
In article , dave @ stejonda
writes

everyone still here?

wow, the rain has been bad ;-)

Still here. The real rain has been very welcome,

Very true.

but the spam rain is
deluging everything. Several thousands and still pouring in.

Gardeners of course aren't discouraged easily. Developing a garden is a
long-term project and pests are expected and accommodated in their
season.

--
dave @ stejonda

Hello: Light the fi I'll bring inside a lovely bright ball of snow!

The message
from Alan Gould contains these words:

In article , dave @ stejonda
writes

everyone still here?

wow, the rain has been bad ;-)

Still here. The real rain has been very welcome, but the spam rain is
deluging everything. Several thousands and still pouring in.

Still here. Gardeners are adaptable people and can work out ways to
turn manure and other peoples' unwanted rubbish to their advantage.
While the deluge was in full flow, the dog and I took a walk up the lane
to the farm steading, where the shearing shed is ankle deep in straw,
sheep muck and wool waste. A free, magical mix for composting and
mulching which I'll collect later, and all thanks to a troll :-)

Janet.

In article , dave @ stejonda
writes

everyone still here?

wow, the rain has been bad ;-)

Still here. The real rain has been very welcome, but the spam rain is
deluging everything. Several thousands and still pouring in.
--
Alan & Joan Gould - North Lincs.

In message , Alan Gould
writes
In article , dave @ stejonda
writes

everyone still here?

wow, the rain has been bad ;-)

Still here. The real rain has been very welcome,

Very true.

but the spam rain is
deluging everything. Several thousands and still pouring in.

Gardeners of course aren't discouraged easily. Developing a garden is a
long-term project and pests are expected and accommodated in their
season.

--
dave @ stejonda

Hello: Light the fi I'll bring inside a lovely bright ball of snow!

The message
from Alan Gould contains these words:

In article , dave @ stejonda
writes

everyone still here?

wow, the rain has been bad ;-)

Still here. The real rain has been very welcome, but the spam rain is
deluging everything. Several thousands and still pouring in.

Still here. Gardeners are adaptable people and can work out ways to
turn manure and other peoples' unwanted rubbish to their advantage.
While the deluge was in full flow, the dog and I took a walk up the lane
to the farm steading, where the shearing shed is ankle deep in straw,
sheep muck and wool waste. A free, magical mix for composting and
mulching which I'll collect later, and all thanks to a troll :-)

Janet.

In article , dave @ stejonda
writes

everyone still here?

wow, the rain has been bad ;-)

Still here. The real rain has been very welcome, but the spam rain is
deluging everything. Several thousands and still pouring in.
--
Alan & Joan Gould - North Lincs.

In message , Alan Gould
writes
In article , dave @ stejonda
writes

everyone still here?

wow, the rain has been bad ;-)

Still here. The real rain has been very welcome,

Very true.

but the spam rain is
deluging everything. Several thousands and still pouring in.

Gardeners of course aren't discouraged easily. Developing a garden is a
long-term project and pests are expected and accommodated in their
season.

--
dave @ stejonda

Hello: Light the fi I'll bring inside a lovely bright ball of snow!

The message
from Alan Gould contains these words:

In article , dave @ stejonda
writes

everyone still here?

wow, the rain has been bad ;-)

Still here. The real rain has been very welcome, but the spam rain is
deluging everything. Several thousands and still pouring in.

Still here. Gardeners are adaptable people and can work out ways to
turn manure and other peoples' unwanted rubbish to their advantage.
While the deluge was in full flow, the dog and I took a walk up the lane
to the farm steading, where the shearing shed is ankle deep in straw,
sheep muck and wool waste. A free, magical mix for composting and
mulching which I'll collect later, and all thanks to a troll :-)

Janet.

"dave @ stejonda" wrote in message ...

everyone still here?

wow, the rain has been bad ;-)


The real rain is very welcome although this very strong wind is doing/has
done some damage, trees down, branches broken off. Not been down the
allotments yet!

As for the other sort of rain, not seen any at all myself, such is my news
server, and all the others are in my blocked senders list as soon as they
make one post.

--
Regards
Bob

Some photos of my plants at.....

In article , dave @ stejonda
writes

everyone still here?

wow, the rain has been bad ;-)

Still here. The real rain has been very welcome, but the spam rain is
deluging everything. Several thousands and still pouring in.
--
Alan & Joan Gould - North Lincs.

In message , Alan Gould
writes
In article , dave @ stejonda
writes

everyone still here?

wow, the rain has been bad ;-)

Still here. The real rain has been very welcome,

Very true.

but the spam rain is
deluging everything. Several thousands and still pouring in.

Gardeners of course aren't discouraged easily. Developing a garden is a
long-term project and pests are expected and accommodated in their
season.

--
dave @ stejonda

Hello: Light the fi I'll bring inside a lovely bright ball of snow!

In article , dave @ stejonda
writes

everyone still here?

wow, the rain has been bad ;-)

Still here. The real rain has been very welcome, but the spam rain is
deluging everything. Several thousands and still pouring in.
--
Alan & Joan Gould - North Lincs.

In message , Alan Gould
writes
In article , dave @ stejonda
writes

everyone still here?

wow, the rain has been bad ;-)

Still here. The real rain has been very welcome,

Very true.

but the spam rain is
deluging everything. Several thousands and still pouring in.

Gardeners of course aren't discouraged easily. Developing a garden is a
long-term project and pests are expected and accommodated in their
season.

--
dave @ stejonda

Hello: Light the fi I'll bring inside a lovely bright ball of snow!

The message
from Alan Gould contains these words:

In article , dave @ stejonda
writes

everyone still here?

wow, the rain has been bad ;-)

Still here. The real rain has been very welcome, but the spam rain is
deluging everything. Several thousands and still pouring in.

Still here. Gardeners are adaptable people and can work out ways to
turn manure and other peoples' unwanted rubbish to their advantage.
While the deluge was in full flow, the dog and I took a walk up the lane
to the farm steading, where the shearing shed is ankle deep in straw,
sheep muck and wool waste. A free, magical mix for composting and
mulching which I'll collect later, and all thanks to a troll :-)

Janet.