June 201 ask onyx (John)

:wink: :wink: You seem to be something of a gardener John , did you watch Ground Force ?? :me: :me:
 
dick said:
:wink: :wink: You seem to be something of a gardener John , did you watch Ground Force ?? :me: :me:
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Yes I did Dick, great programme. Alan Titchmarsh was a very good and very entertaining presenter. Tommy Walsh also was a very likable and funny member of the team and Charlie "Horticultural Viagra" Dimmock with her tumbling pre-Raphaelite curls had her endearing qualities too of course. ;D;D;D
 
"DAY OF THE TRIFFIDS " was a book and a film about man eating plants that came to earth on meteorites Beth. I think the book was written by John Wyndham in the 1960's. I read a fair amount of sci-fi at that time so I could be mixing the author up. :confused:
 
onyx(John) said:
Yes I did Dick, great programme. Alan Titchmarsh was a very good and very entertaining presenter. Tommy Walsh also was a very likable and funny member of the team and Charlie "Horticultural Viagra" Dimmock with her tumbling pre-Raphaelite curls had her endearing qualities too of course. ;D;D;D
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I assume you read the article in the paper today :whisper:
 
Beth said:
I need to look up Triffids. John can you take a picture of your garden?
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Here's a few pics taken last summer. No onions this year, I have a few short rows of peas instead.
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It was an interview with Charlie on her47th birthday. it opened with the almost exact words that you used when you described her. ;D ;D
 
dick said:
"DAY OF THE TRIFFIDS " was a book and a film about man eating plants that came to earth on meteorites Beth. I think the book was written by John Wyndham in the 1960's. I read a fair amount of sci-fi at that time so I could be mixing the author up. :confused:
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. Well I am a bit nieve aren't I. Of course I really knew that....not! rolling eyes. Hehee
 
I had to do some googling also Beth. I also checked out Charlie.


onyx(John) said:
Charlie "Horticultural Viagra" Dimmock with her tumbling pre-Raphaelite curls had her endearing qualities too of course. ;D;D;D
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Seen a picture of her in some wellies with her "endearing qualities". I know where Johns mind was.:wink:

Love the pictures of the garden John. I will have to get some pic online of my garden. I would love to have a green house. It is next in line. I will never get to Yorkshire :(
 
Charlie Dimmock was a godsend to us women whose men had an allergic reaction to lawn mowers. It was a turning point in mens health, they all went out got a good dose vitamin D.
 
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