Skylark, I thinks it's sensible for employers to have the safety of their employees in mind particularly if they are working high up in windy conditions.
Here it is still windy but not exceptional.
Me too, El. Not very high winds here, but still a bit dangerous when huge cranes are involved x
Hi Skylark.
Better safe than sorry in the windy conditions - even if it does mean your son hogs the computer.
Five-legged froggy link for Squiggle.
get this- I got so warm at work I had to turn off the heater! 
Crikey! get this- I got so warm at work I had to turn off the heater! Crikey! My central heating has been off for much of the day - it is a very mild day today. The UK record for the warmest day in February apparently was on February 13 1998 when at Greenwich it reached 19.7 - I doubt if anywhere in the UK has reached that today though in some places it has reached 17.
Thank you for the interesting info about 5 legged frogs, I really don't think I could face having people from the media investigating my pond so I think I will just keep quiet about them. I do appreciate your concern though.
I agree its been so mild here too but still misty and drizzly sadly.
It's not mild up here, it's cold, wet and windy.
When we ask Keira if she wants to go out, she takes one look at the pouring rain and refuses to step outside.
It's not mild up here, it's cold, wet and windy.
When we ask Keira if she wants to go out, she takes one look at the pouring rain and refuses to step outside.
I've got a mental picture of Keira with crossed legs now
It's not mild up here, it's cold, wet and windy.
When we ask Keira if she wants to go out, she takes one look at the pouring rain and refuses to step outside.
I've got a mental picture of Keira with crossed legs now
I think she must have a good bladder. She looks at us as if to say, "Are you mad? I'm not going out in that!".
We have to wait for a break in showers and let her dash in and out quickly.
Off to read soon, sleep well everyone, catch up tomorrow 
Goodnight Squiggle, sleep well.
Yogi I think it's rather nice that Keira refuses to go out in bad weather 
Yogi I think it's rather nice that Keira refuses to go out in bad weather I think so, too - we are well suited.
Have you had a good day yogi?I have had a good day, thanks.
How was your day, and did your MIL have a nice birthday yesterday?
It's not mild up here, it's cold, wet and windy.
When we ask Keira if she wants to go out, she takes one look at the pouring rain and refuses to step outside.
aww cute
hi yogi and summer
night squiggle EL and skylark
was really nice here in Wrexham today
Hi Ros. I have a pampered pooch.
was really nice here in Wrexham today
I have weather envy.
right on the bendiest part of the knuckle! It's small but stingy 
Yes MIL loved her birthday, I even believe her eyes welled up a little. She's a very tough cookie, but I think she liked the card I made for her 
How soon til you can stock up your greenhouse?Hi Ros. I have a pampered pooch.
aww she sounds soooo cute
I'll start sowing some seeds mid-March but I'll keep them in the house for a few weeks weeks, then out into the greenhouse in April. I'll soon need to decide what I'm going to grow this year.
Glad your MiL had a nice birthday.
That cut on your finger must be a pain when you're cutting hair, I hope you're a quick healer.
flowers or veg?! Or both..? flowers or veg?! Or both..?Both! I usually grow some salad vegetables and I like to grow some pretty flowers too.
sorry i thought you knew - yes Pontcysyllte Aqueduct - i live quite near it and have walked across it I actually live 3 miles outside Wrexham but my school is in Wrexham
We grow veg - with up and down results I'm afraid - not a brilliant year last year
sorry i thought you knew - yes Pontcysyllte Aqueduct - i live quite near it and have walked across it I actually live 3 miles outside Wrexham but my school is in Wrexham
I googled it, it looks amazing.
We grow veg - with up and down results I'm afraid - not a brilliant year last year
Not enough sun last year, Ros.
My tomatoes took ages to ripen - at one point I was checking out recipes for green tomato chutney.
I love home grown radishes, my patents always grew them when I was a childsorry i thought you knew - yes Pontcysyllte Aqueduct - i live quite near it and have walked across it I actually live 3 miles outside Wrexham but my school is in Wrexham
I googled it, it looks amazing.
it is - the views are fantastic
I love home grown radishes, my patents always grew them when I was a childI do enjoy growing things, although I'm not always successful - last year, my two pepper plants only produced one tiddly pepper between them.
We grow veg - with up and down results I'm afraid - not a brilliant year last year
Not enough sun last year, Ros.
My tomatoes took ages to ripen - at one point I was checking out recipes for green tomato chutney.
TBh - that has happened to us for 2 years and i did the same but last year the trusses did not fertilize and fell off - so disappointed - and l they were in a really nice plastic greenhouse - and still did it - our cucumbers however were very successful - grew mini ones but courgettes were disappointing - potatoes brill - onions so- so - beetroot awful - radishes and lettuce fine - so were the gooseberries and raspberries
Did you see that programme about wild flower meadows & pollinating insects last night? It was on bbc2 before winter watch I love home grown radishes, my patents always grew them when I was a childI do enjoy growing things, although I'm not always successful - last year, my two pepper plants only produced one tiddly pepper between them.
yes - that happened to us the first year we tried cucumbers we were not successful with cauliflowers broccoli or cabbage either
I love home grown radishes, my patents always grew them when I was a childyes we grow those - they are delish
We grow veg - with up and down results I'm afraid - not a brilliant year last year
Not enough sun last year, Ros.
My tomatoes took ages to ripen - at one point I was checking out recipes for green tomato chutney.
TBh - that has happened to us for 2 years and i did the same but last year the trusses did not fertilize and fell off - so disappointed - and l they were in a really nice plastic greenhouse - and still did it - our cucumbers however were very successful - grew mini ones but courgettes were disappointing - potatoes brill - onions so- so - beetroot awful - radishes and lettuce fine - so were the gooseberries and raspberries
Considering the miserable summer we had, you did pretty well.
Did you see that programme about wild flower meadows & pollinating insects last night? It was on bbc2 before winter watchI did see it, and the one that was on last week. It has made me think twice about the flowers I will chose for my hanging baskets and containers this year.
We grow veg - with up and down results I'm afraid - not a brilliant year last year
Not enough sun last year, Ros.
My tomatoes took ages to ripen - at one point I was checking out recipes for green tomato chutney.
TBh - that has happened to us for 2 years and i did the same but last year the trusses did not fertilize and fell off - so disappointed - and l they were in a really nice plastic greenhouse - and still did it - our cucumbers however were very successful - grew mini ones but courgettes were disappointing - potatoes brill - onions so- so - beetroot awful - radishes and lettuce fine - so were the gooseberries and raspberries
Considering the miserable summer we had, you did pretty well.
not as good as we have done - going to put more fertilizer and chicken pellets in this year
