7th February 2025 photo gallery
The above photo is of Galanthus woronowii flowering in the back garden
First let's medical stuff done first my temperture is 36.5c its something that have do each morning during chemotherapy if to low or to high, I have to phone the helpline. Also found out what Ashtrees were try to deliver yesterday as deliver to day it was the stomma bag supplies.
Also got three appointments to add my word dorument and print out after written this post.
Galanthus woronowii seem to second snowdrop species to flower this year in the garden, the first was Galanthus elwesii ‘Snow Fox’ which I taking photo of but the native english snowdrop Galanthus nivalis which paler green than other snowdrop species which I growing in back garden as got one flower on it at moment which I try get photo of tomorrow, I found that native snowdrop tend to be flower of February.
Now that chemotherpy is in full swing, I now have wrap up warm when ever go out of front or back door that means put on gloves, woolen hat and neck gaiter (may order one from the RSF but never know they send me one free if post photo of wooden couple with one) to cover the mouth and nose to stop any cold or flue bugs get in.
So far had no names from you, to call wooden female and male figures, I was thinking on lines of Pat & Fred and going to have some fun taking them on few walks in the coming weeks.
What did you think of Sustran's You Tube video of 'The Lune Valley Greenway: A vison to extend' which looks like its going to happen in next few years, which going to great help to those cyclist's who are not brave enough to cycle along the A683 and the B6480. With it conecting Morecambe and North Lancashire to Kirkby Lonsdale and Ingleton its going to open up the Yorkshire Dales and the Forest of Bowland to more cyclists. I think more of us thinking going out for coffee and cake at two of the cafes that benefit the most from extendtion, these being the Hornby Post Office Tearooms and the Bridge House Farm Tearooms in Wray.
The plans for afternoon is reading latest issue of Money Week when the postman deliver it, do some more work on republishing the 2006 ride photo galleries now into October and surprise where we got to that year out on the bike .
Plans for tomorrow now got appointment to see Distict Nurses at Carnforth Clinc mid afternoon to disconect the pump and did manage about five hours with it on but I was to bed got into watching latest verison Bionic Women on Amazon Prime may lasted a season.
I seem to keeping myself busy writing this photo blog and manage earn 46p from Google Adsence this month but will not appear in my bank account until balance over £60.00.
So got few more things to do today and see what tomorrow brings. For those of you who visit I got appointments on the Monday, the Tuesday and the Thursday next week, if want come and see me you be bug free
You can click here to see the two photos in the 8th February 2025 photo gallery.
Also got three appointments to add my word dorument and print out after written this post.
Galanthus woronowii seem to second snowdrop species to flower this year in the garden, the first was Galanthus elwesii ‘Snow Fox’ which I taking photo of but the native english snowdrop Galanthus nivalis which paler green than other snowdrop species which I growing in back garden as got one flower on it at moment which I try get photo of tomorrow, I found that native snowdrop tend to be flower of February.
Now that chemotherpy is in full swing, I now have wrap up warm when ever go out of front or back door that means put on gloves, woolen hat and neck gaiter (may order one from the RSF but never know they send me one free if post photo of wooden couple with one) to cover the mouth and nose to stop any cold or flue bugs get in.
So far had no names from you, to call wooden female and male figures, I was thinking on lines of Pat & Fred and going to have some fun taking them on few walks in the coming weeks.
What did you think of Sustran's You Tube video of 'The Lune Valley Greenway: A vison to extend' which looks like its going to happen in next few years, which going to great help to those cyclist's who are not brave enough to cycle along the A683 and the B6480. With it conecting Morecambe and North Lancashire to Kirkby Lonsdale and Ingleton its going to open up the Yorkshire Dales and the Forest of Bowland to more cyclists. I think more of us thinking going out for coffee and cake at two of the cafes that benefit the most from extendtion, these being the Hornby Post Office Tearooms and the Bridge House Farm Tearooms in Wray.
The plans for afternoon is reading latest issue of Money Week when the postman deliver it, do some more work on republishing the 2006 ride photo galleries now into October and surprise where we got to that year out on the bike .
Plans for tomorrow now got appointment to see Distict Nurses at Carnforth Clinc mid afternoon to disconect the pump and did manage about five hours with it on but I was to bed got into watching latest verison Bionic Women on Amazon Prime may lasted a season.
I seem to keeping myself busy writing this photo blog and manage earn 46p from Google Adsence this month but will not appear in my bank account until balance over £60.00.
So got few more things to do today and see what tomorrow brings. For those of you who visit I got appointments on the Monday, the Tuesday and the Thursday next week, if want come and see me you be bug free
You can click here to see the two photos in the 8th February 2025 photo gallery.
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