yes 28 here now says it feels like 31 it was 30 at 10am this morning 
and says it's to be 36 tomorrow 
nothing exciting tomorrow just much of the usual....survival!!
nite nite baz 
hope you sleep well 
nite nite ros nite nite kaytee sleep well sweet dreams
Kaytee posted:Baz posted:Kaytee posted:Rocking Ros posted:only 15 here
phew you must be boiling kaytee
You could say that Ros.....melting more like....I've been sticking my head in the fridge😂😂😂😂
Awwww
Shhhh....but my jammies are in there😂😂😂😂😂
love it
Evening darlings 
another non stop hectic day here, but I’m actually at home for the evening!!!! I’m catching up on jobs and paperwork.. and had to go pick up some drunk friends who needed a ride home lol
I’m going to pop in and catch up properly after these jobs, but I just wanted to say hello and let you know I’ve not forgotten you xxx
night bazzy kaytee smurfs moons
Night Baz,Smurfy,Ros and Moonie....sleep well
Good morning Darnie fam how are we all today?
I’ve had a huge sleep!!!!! Glad to be off today. The sun is shining here too ☀️
Sorry to have just missed you again baz hope you have a restful night xxxx
Baz, if you want to watch something really silly and it doesn't clash with anything, BBC1 at 19.30 this evening there's The Great Cheese Race. Every year people gather at the top of a very steep slope on Cooper's Hill (which is a few miles away from me) and chase down the slope to catch a round of Double Gloucester cheese. If they catch it they keep it. Needless to say it's not the safest activity which is why the local council no longer give it the thumbs up but it carries on.
It's been going on for many hundreds of years, no one really knows why. It used to be just local people but it now attracts people from around the world.
No, I've never been to it 
El Loro posted:Baz, if you want to watch something really silly and it doesn't clash with anything, BBC1 at 19.30 this evening there's The Great Cheese Race. Every year people gather at the top of a very steep slope on Cooper's Hill (which is a few miles away from me) and chase down the slope to catch a round of Double Gloucester cheese. If they catch it they keep it. Needless to say it's not the safest activity which is why the local council no longer give it the thumbs up but it carries on.
It's been going on for many hundreds of years, no one really knows why. It used to be just local people but it now attracts people from around the world.
No, I've never been to it
Sorry El , I missed this 
El Loro posted:Baz, if you want to watch something really silly and it doesn't clash with anything, BBC1 at 19.30 this evening there's The Great Cheese Race. Every year people gather at the top of a very steep slope on Cooper's Hill (which is a few miles away from me) and chase down the slope to catch a round of Double Gloucester cheese. If they catch it they keep it. Needless to say it's not the safest activity which is why the local council no longer give it the thumbs up but it carries on.
It's been going on for many hundreds of years, no one really knows why. It used to be just local people but it now attracts people from around the world.
No, I've never been to it
Hiya El ❤️👋...I used to live at the bottom of Coopers Hill...we could watch the fun from our back garden
Kaytee posted:El Loro posted:Baz, if you want to watch something really silly and it doesn't clash with anything, BBC1 at 19.30 this evening there's The Great Cheese Race. Every year people gather at the top of a very steep slope on Cooper's Hill (which is a few miles away from me) and chase down the slope to catch a round of Double Gloucester cheese. If they catch it they keep it. Needless to say it's not the safest activity which is why the local council no longer give it the thumbs up but it carries on.
It's been going on for many hundreds of years, no one really knows why. It used to be just local people but it now attracts people from around the world.
No, I've never been to it
Hiya El ❤️👋...I used to live at the bottom of Coopers Hill...we could watch the fun from our back garden
Hi Kaytee How was your day ?
Evening Darnies.....been another hot one here today, no breeze either, had to go shopping for Birthday cards and presents, five birthdays in August 😱
Baz posted:Kaytee posted:El Loro posted:Baz, if you want to watch something really silly and it doesn't clash with anything, BBC1 at 19.30 this evening there's The Great Cheese Race. Every year people gather at the top of a very steep slope on Cooper's Hill (which is a few miles away from me) and chase down the slope to catch a round of Double Gloucester cheese. If they catch it they keep it. Needless to say it's not the safest activity which is why the local council no longer give it the thumbs up but it carries on.
It's been going on for many hundreds of years, no one really knows why. It used to be just local people but it now attracts people from around the world.
No, I've never been to it
Hiya El ❤️👋...I used to live at the bottom of Coopers Hill...we could watch the fun from our back garden
Hi Baz❤️❤️....not bad thanks but too hot....how are you ?
Baz posted:El Loro posted:Baz, if you want to watch something really silly and it doesn't clash with anything, BBC1 at 19.30 this evening there's The Great Cheese Race. Every year people gather at the top of a very steep slope on Cooper's Hill (which is a few miles away from me) and chase down the slope to catch a round of Double Gloucester cheese. If they catch it they keep it. Needless to say it's not the safest activity which is why the local council no longer give it the thumbs up but it carries on.
It's been going on for many hundreds of years, no one really knows why. It used to be just local people but it now attracts people from around the world.
No, I've never been to it
Sorry El , I missed this
You can still see it on iplayer
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0bb6l40/
Going to make a cuppa before the next programme...see you there 😂
Kaytee posted:Baz posted:Kaytee posted:El Loro posted:Baz, if you want to watch something really silly and it doesn't clash with anything, BBC1 at 19.30 this evening there's The Great Cheese Race. Every year people gather at the top of a very steep slope on Cooper's Hill (which is a few miles away from me) and chase down the slope to catch a round of Double Gloucester cheese. If they catch it they keep it. Needless to say it's not the safest activity which is why the local council no longer give it the thumbs up but it carries on.
It's been going on for many hundreds of years, no one really knows why. It used to be just local people but it now attracts people from around the world.
No, I've never been to it
Hiya El ❤️👋...I used to live at the bottom of Coopers Hill...we could watch the fun from our back garden
Hi Baz❤️❤️....not bad thanks but too hot....how are you ?
❤️❤️❤️Better than yesterday 👍🏻🤗🤗🤗
El Loro posted:Baz posted:El Loro posted:Baz, if you want to watch something really silly and it doesn't clash with anything, BBC1 at 19.30 this evening there's The Great Cheese Race. Every year people gather at the top of a very steep slope on Cooper's Hill (which is a few miles away from me) and chase down the slope to catch a round of Double Gloucester cheese. If they catch it they keep it. Needless to say it's not the safest activity which is why the local council no longer give it the thumbs up but it carries on.
It's been going on for many hundreds of years, no one really knows why. It used to be just local people but it now attracts people from around the world.
No, I've never been to it
Sorry El , I missed this
You can still see it on iplayer
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0bb6l40/
Thanks El 👍🏻👍🏻❤️❤️❤️
Kaytee posted:El Loro posted:Baz, if you want to watch something really silly and it doesn't clash with anything, BBC1 at 19.30 this evening there's The Great Cheese Race. Every year people gather at the top of a very steep slope on Cooper's Hill (which is a few miles away from me) and chase down the slope to catch a round of Double Gloucester cheese. If they catch it they keep it. Needless to say it's not the safest activity which is why the local council no longer give it the thumbs up but it carries on.
It's been going on for many hundreds of years, no one really knows why. It used to be just local people but it now attracts people from around the world.
No, I've never been to it
Hiya El ❤️👋...I used to live at the bottom of Coopers Hill...we could watch the fun from our back garden
Hi Kaytee 
I hope no-one fell into your garden
Someone I used to work with lives in a house on the hill itself (seriously expensive - bought it in a run down condition with the intention of doing it up so lived in the adjoining cottage during the years it tool). The house is not far from the cheese rolling slope.
hi baz very much so 
even hotter today 
very little...took wee one and her friend to do our charity shop stint...no one bought anything
he's very busy at work...he's really suffering with the heat can't sleep...well he did want to come here
