General Chat

Thank you all for taking time to gaze out of your windows, it has been great reading about all you can see.

:-)

The views you are putting on here people sound
fantastic.....lucky you :-)

From the kitchen window I see the garden, the trees round the playpark, and lots of birds. :-)

From the front, if I'm lucky I just see the tarmac and ( thank God) a tree across the parking area, , if I'm unlucky I see someone's bleep bleep van stuck four feet away and blocking out most of the already limited light :-P

From my front Bay,I see the Fishpond, lots of birds feeding and bathing,(They come twice a day, and a few Seagulls,I,m about 5mins walk from the beach,most of them stay there or go inland to the tips to scavenge.

I looked out of my window earlier and saw a dog trying to bury a bone in lino ;-) :-D

Give it a rest John for goodness sake, stop looking for something that isn't there.



I have all sorts of birds chirping in the hedgerows opposite my window. :-D :-D

Island. If people keep trying to wield the hatchet, I am happy enough to wave it round as well.

Isn't it about time (after 6 months on chat and usually being nice and friendly) that you buried the hatchet. :-S :-S It is boring me a lot now - and others probably. I am not the Welsh WUM that was on these boards 10 years ago - honest!

honest? lol

If i look out of my front windows i see the bungalows across the road , behind them i can see Prestatyn hill with just a few house here and there on the hill .
oh and some gulls flying around . Out the back i can see my washing flying in the wind lol . but if i look to the right i can see the tall poplar trees(i think they are poplar trees ) which are bending in the strong wind .
Hazelx

Wend, you better cover up your Shubunkins,or the RR er with get busy.and as for Bushes being nicely trimmed,The best way to do that is with" Nibblers" they do a very fine job with close styling. :-D :-D :-D

Out the back I see my pond,,,,,shrubs and oak trees various birds and lots of treerats ,,,,,,the front my garden and a large area of green,,,,,,a 2 min walk deer in the park of a stately house and open countryside...from upstairs 3 spires of various churches,,,,,,and more countryside..........

oh and the birds my dictonary defines as-------Seagulls,,,,. swooping and scavenging round and making their screaming cries......

I don't know about seagulls, but there's a lot of snipes around lately.

Bit early for the grouse season, Rose :-D

Not many people do know about 'seagulls' Rose, don't worry about it.

I bet the people who compile the English dictionary dont realsie their seagull mistake then,you would think they'd employ better experts.......

:-D.

Rose. :-D

Kay, your view sounds lovely :-D I think I may move there next time ( wherever it is!).

Theres some lovely countryside rest homes,,,,,,

you want to pre-book..... ;-) :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D

What can you see from your windows has been a lovely thread when it stuck with topic.

Felt sorry about the car park and high sided van outside one side of Rose's, but at least there was a lovely view in other direction. And some of your views sounded absolutely superb.

This part of the world in South Wales is stunning at times. I love my views, being quite high above the rivers (Cynon, Rhondda Fach and Rhondda Fawr) running through the valleys. And the bin men came today - so even my near view is quite tidy again :-D :-D

It has been a good thread John

Pity I wasn't more careful with what I put at the start, maybe we wouldn't have strayed off topic if I hadn't started talking about those pesky birds !!!!

:-D :-D :-D

Best to always use Latin names for birds and animals. Laridae is much clearer. Saves us getting confused about what is meant :-) ;-)

experientia docet


I will know another time :-)