but bad news, no sign of the soup stall, so Diana is cooking tonight,
we settled down to watch Around the World in 80 Gardens this was the last DVD in the series, firstly traveling to the stylized gardens in Europe, think Château de Villandry, nice but not to my taste, then to South East Asia, where I think Monty lost the plot somehow, he complained that he could not find a jungle garden, well for me the answer is go to the jungle, the same could be said that you could not see a mature British forest garden in say Birmingham or Manchester, if you want to see a forest, well, er, go to the forest, but all in all a fascinating series, I must admit I got a bit lost when people were making all sorts of airy fairy statements about gardens, I guess the same sort of conversations people have about art in galleries, not for lesser mortals like me,
by now it had started to get dark, so Diana switched the lights on, but our electrical problems of last month had come back to haunt us, with a dull expensive sounding bang all 5 of the lights on the newly replaced dimmer switch failed, as did 2 bulbs on the other circuit when we switched those on, a job for Arry in the morning, next A Touch of Frost, Conclusions, Frost investigates a robbery at a local casino and a hit and run accident that may involve Roger Massie, the son of a local Member of Parliament, as the title suggest everyone is jumping to the wrong one,
to round the evening off another couple from Tales, Bird of Prey, Jack and Edna's pet parrot dies after laying an unusually large egg which hatches out into a very ugly and fairly large black bird, that unlike it's mother can not speak, or can it! I Like It Here in Wilmington does a real double take, garment manufacturer Harry Elton is in big trouble, thanks to his business partner Marvin's lack of foresight in predicting the next season's fashions, he stands to lose all his cash and face bankruptcy, unless he can claim on someone's life insurance policy, but whose? then off to bed.
we settled down to watch Around the World in 80 Gardens this was the last DVD in the series, firstly traveling to the stylized gardens in Europe, think Château de Villandry, nice but not to my taste, then to South East Asia, where I think Monty lost the plot somehow, he complained that he could not find a jungle garden, well for me the answer is go to the jungle, the same could be said that you could not see a mature British forest garden in say Birmingham or Manchester, if you want to see a forest, well, er, go to the forest, but all in all a fascinating series, I must admit I got a bit lost when people were making all sorts of airy fairy statements about gardens, I guess the same sort of conversations people have about art in galleries, not for lesser mortals like me,
by now it had started to get dark, so Diana switched the lights on, but our electrical problems of last month had come back to haunt us, with a dull expensive sounding bang all 5 of the lights on the newly replaced dimmer switch failed, as did 2 bulbs on the other circuit when we switched those on, a job for Arry in the morning, next A Touch of Frost, Conclusions, Frost investigates a robbery at a local casino and a hit and run accident that may involve Roger Massie, the son of a local Member of Parliament, as the title suggest everyone is jumping to the wrong one,
to round the evening off another couple from Tales, Bird of Prey, Jack and Edna's pet parrot dies after laying an unusually large egg which hatches out into a very ugly and fairly large black bird, that unlike it's mother can not speak, or can it! I Like It Here in Wilmington does a real double take, garment manufacturer Harry Elton is in big trouble, thanks to his business partner Marvin's lack of foresight in predicting the next season's fashions, he stands to lose all his cash and face bankruptcy, unless he can claim on someone's life insurance policy, but whose? then off to bed.
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