Dont you just love Autumn - Page 2

cashman · 02-11-2010, 16:29

was always called haggs lodge when i was kid gordon, blowed if i know why.

unless was cos of some of those that used to frequent it. lol

Gordon Booth · 02-11-2010, 16:35

I'm sure you're right, cashman, I can't remember what happened to my memory!

katex · 02-11-2010, 16:37

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Originally Posted by Less

Where katex is concerned, I always have and always will bite the bait, there is something about her little nagging ways that remind me of my ex, perhaps it's her neck size? I'm sure it would fit easily between my fingers and applied a little pressure! (Only joking Kate I find you irrisitable, and would apply a great deal of pressure).

Eeew .. isn't that some sort of sex game ?..

I merely asked why the hose pipe bothered you so deeply, seeing as you never used one. Besides ... no great hardship to anyone really .. not essential to our daily living ... might have reason to grumble if they hadn't imposed it and affected your monthly bath.

katex · 02-11-2010, 16:51

Anyway, I love Autumn too and your pictures, Atarah; in fact all our seasons. Wouldn't live in a hot country with their dusty roads and very little colour and extra insect life.

Ken Moss · 02-11-2010, 16:55

I do love autumn actually.

It signifies the end of very long days landscaping and the start of finishing work at 5pm. Standing by the fire with a pint of ale at the end of a chilly day, hot pans of soup on the stove, Christmas not far away....

It's a bit damp outside but it makes you appreciate being inside all the more.

Less · 02-11-2010, 17:30

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Originally Posted by katex

I merely asked why the hose pipe bothered you so deeply, seeing as you never used one.

DO KEEP UP!
I've already told you I do use one, My God, talk about a dumb Blonde, (even if by now you should have greyed gracefully).

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affected your monthly bath.

You have neither witnessed nor assisted in my ablutions, so please do not speculate how or with what I manage a purer body than your Rather disparagingly evil and rather limited little mind.

jaysay · 02-11-2010, 18:57

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Originally Posted by Less

I only wanted to make a point, I didn't want to be accused by my tormenter of over stating it!

Less if I've told you once I've told you a Million times don't exaggerate

kestrelx · 02-11-2010, 19:41

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Originally Posted by Atarah

Dont you just love Autumn. This is Oak Hill Park, Accrington

It's a great time of year: sweet chestnuts and mushrooms to eat - cooler weather and cozy dark nights! I love it!

Can't see the photos by the way!

Margaret Pilkington · 02-11-2010, 20:25

Autumn is a wonderful time if you want to see colour......You don't need to go to New England(but that didn't stop me wanting to).....but from a practical sense I hate the Autumn.......from September I can feel the gnaw of the shorter days.......I get carb cravings and want to do nothing much other than sleep, I get prickly and bad tempered........I am convinced that I was a bear in a previous existence.

The lack of daylight affects me.
Roll on March.

MargaretR · 02-11-2010, 20:28

I live at tree top height and have big trees back and front.
When the leaves fall I get a distance view again.

DaveinGermany · 02-11-2010, 20:56

I do enjoy the Autumn, here is the view out the kitchen window, plus a couple of other Autumn themed pics.

garinda · 02-11-2010, 21:20

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

Autumn is a wonderful time if you want to see colour......You don't need to go to New England(but that didn't stop me wanting to).....but from a practical sense I hate the Autumn.......from September I can feel the gnaw of the shorter days.......I get carb cravings and want to do nothing much other than sleep, I get prickly and bad tempered........I am convinced that I was a bear in a previous existence.

The lack of daylight affects me.
Roll on March.

I agree entirely.

Well except for the gloomy moods.

I remain as sunny, jolly, and carefree, as I do throughout the other seasons of the year.

garinda · 02-11-2010, 21:23

By the way, don't ever move to Scotland.

I was forever being called by staff, saying they weren't coming in because of SAD.

Hello!

Winter days being three hours, seven minutes long, are the price you pay for having twenty hours of daylight in June.

Wynonie Harris · 02-11-2010, 22:34

Hate it...hate the dark, hate the cold, hate the damp, hate the masses of soggy leaves under your feet, hate everything about it.

Give me 90 degrees in the shade, a cold beer in my hand and a blue sparkling sea...all year round.

Nice pics though.

garinda · 02-11-2010, 23:46

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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris

Hate it...hate the dark, hate the cold, hate the damp, hate the masses of soggy leaves under your feet, hate everything about it.

Give me 90 degrees in the shade, a cold beer in my hand and a blue sparkling sea...all year round.

Nice pics though.

Good point re: the leaves underfoot.

They might be prettily coloured, but many of 'em cover a nice, squashy, freshly deposited, dog's egg.