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Haha yes Sandra the time really flies when you have so many different things to do..and all wanting to be doing at the same time.
I am in Derbyshire at the mo and have been looking around the art exhibitions and galleries here..Not to mention trying some of the bakewell tarts...take care ;-)

Lovely Sanbaz :0)

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Great news Sandra....you will have to get a few paintings ready for 'Christmas' dare I say that word in October...lol ;-)

May give it a go San, I could do with a room really so you can get everything out and not have to put it away till your finished.....saying that though, it may be there years...lol!

Well done, very French too.........you go from strength to strength San.

Lovely Sandra. It's so interesting and there is always something different to look at when you go into the hive. I miss the contact. Had to stop keeping them because Gerry became rather sensitive to the stings. I loved it though and even now I can let a bee on to my hand. You get to know when they are annoyed especially when the wasps start attacking the hives, or if it's stormy weather. I used to open the hive in the middle of the day to have a look at them, mostly on a warm day. A smoker, hive tool and I had an old white boiler suit to wear and a cover for the head, face and neck. Have taken a few swarms too in the past.

What a wonderful show San......they look so professional!
Like them all....especially the boat in the harbour...is that the Mevagissey one? Well done, I'm wishing I had time to have a go.....maybe this next year....:)))

Wow! Look fab San!

Love the reflection on the window San, it looks very real! I'm just wondering what's inside.......how about a sequel with the window half open, so we can have a look...lol!
I'm like Amy, I've wanted an old rustic door on my stone wall for ages, with a few steps up to it.....ah well maybe next year...:)). Well done with this and good luck with your sale, I'm sure they'll love them!

Wonderful news about your art sale San..This is my second time of looking at this photo and I really love it! \0/x

Lovely San xxx

That's great,San..so pleased for you..:o)

Good! Agree with Richard! :)

Manuka honey is very good as the bees collect from the forrests. It's quite expensive though. If you can buy local honey it's good for you too especially with hayfever as it's made from the local environment (Pollen) flowers. SOme cheap honey is made by blending other honey (not always from British honeybees) so look at the label carefully. Honey is good for burns, and making facepacks for the skin. Good for cooking with too. I used to keep bees.

Well done on your picture sale Sandra...did you take a photograph of your picture before you sold it ?...then you have a keepsake... :-)

Well done San ... I can imagine how thrilled you must be feeling ... :o)))

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I don't like to speak too loudly but since taking a teaspoon of Manuka honey every day my colds and sinus roblems are so much less.

My dear I,m just so happy too \0/. \0/. \0/ happy dance xxxx

I remember when you first started at the art group, you have really done so well, you are a natural artist xxx

Is that the second one in San?

Weeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!

WELL. DONE. \0/. \0/. \0/.

Clever Girl, I,m so proud of you xxx

thats lovely! i love pictures of windows, great colours

Thanks San would love to see it framed ,I'm glad you saw the woad it is this same colour isn't it ,it's such a beautiful colour :o)

Thanks Bloomer, It is possible to have shutters like that Sandra, where the hinges are hidden behind them - and screwed into the brick wall lol ;-)

I used to wait and scoop any pellets left from the top of the water Sandra. The fish don't eat much in the winter so it's important to be careful. I'm waiting to see when Morrison's start there flu jabs and will go at the beginning of November to have my jab. Last year I didn't get the normal flu like cold I usually get so having a jab did make a difference for me. I suppose everyone is different to how it affects them.

I have that sound s one of my alarms on my mobile phone. One morning I set it as the alarm to wake us up & when it went off it frightened the life out of us - it was sooo loud! I had difficulty turning it off as well as I'd only had the new phone a short time!

Now I set it to remind me when I have to go back home when I'm at the allotment. It won't stop on its own either after a couple o minutes like my other alarm sounds - so I can't ignore it for a few minutes! :-D)

I hadn't noticed that at all San..well spotted ,Richard :o)

would it be hinges Sandra ;-)?

fantastic well done:))))