Gary Marsh (@garymarsh6) on myLot

Dr Souvik Chatterji @sathviksouvik (21340) 25 Aug

I have my hibiscus plants planted in pots in the balcony. Among the different hibiscus the red hibiscus enhances the mood. they really look bright and showy. garlands are made of them and offered to...

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Gary Marsh Hibiscus are beautiful flowers & give a beautiful display just like red geraniums especially those hanging over balconies.

26 Aug

Always smiling @allknowing (152586) • India 25 Aug

We do have this herb thyme growing here in India. While I was on tour of New Zealand the bus conductor gave us a commentary on what we could see. He stopped the bus and asked us to look to our left. And there we saw some thick...

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Gary Marsh We have Thyme in our garden & use it in all kinds of recipes.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (361982) • Rockingham, Australia 26 Aug

Last Saturday, we went to an Aussie Rules football match with friends. They are members of the ‘Eagles’ and we were playing the Sydney Swans. Vince and I were treated to free food and wine in a special area. We could choose to...

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Gary Marsh Gosh that is a huge stadium. Glad you had a great time!

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LooeyVille @LooeyVille (59) • United States 26 Aug

Garnet is my birthstone (January) and was apparently the main gemstone in Prague, Czech Republic, so naturally I had to buy a garnet pendant there as a souvenir. I'm going to look for a chain in my jewelry drawer and wear it...

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Gary Marsh How nice you have souvenirs you can wear. I bet you will look stunning!

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popciclecold @popciclecold (40097) • United States 26 Aug

I have a problem lately that is driving me crazy. Well, first of all I live in a wooded area, my house can't be seen from the main road. I did a lot of ordering from Amazon. Most drivers, leave my packages down to my neighbors...

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Gary Marsh How annoying that they can't be bothered to deliver to the correct address. I would raise a complaint again with them. Thank goodness your neighbour was honest & decent enough to bring it to you.

26 Aug

rakski @rakski (147581) • Philippines 25 Aug

We are expecting more rain today and in the coming days. There is a low-pressure area that could develop into a storm but the weather bureau said it is likely to be a weak one. But since we also have monsoon, the interaction...

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Gary Marsh We have had fine weather in the UK up to about half an hour ago when the sjies have suddenly gone black. It is 1pm & I just put the light on. I hope it passes soon & I hope you are not deluged with too much rain.

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Liliane Sinclair @ardeliaputri2 (156) 21 Aug

So, I just realized something pretty funny and kinda strange… In my country that i grow up in, combining chocolate and cheese is super popular and normal. Like, we've some sorts of desserts and snacks where chocolate and cheese...

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Gary Marsh I have to say I have never tried it but l can see how you would like it if you have grown up with it. I know some sweet & savoury combos are quite tasty.

26 Aug

MARILYN @Marilynda1225 (86024) • United States 25 Aug

Happy Monday everyone! it's a beautiful sunny morning here in my little corner of the myLot world. I had company yesterday and as much fun as it was I'm tired today. Thankfully I don't have anything that has to be done...

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Gary Marsh Monday was a bank holiday here but we had knocked ourselves out with my Granddaughters birthday party so Monday we spent recovering from it. Hope the council are sympathetic to you.

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arbie bee @brokenbee (11756) • Philippines 28 Feb 17

If you have read my previous discussion, Life After Death, I mentioned that we lost 4 dogs out of our 9 dogs at home this month. We still have 5 that are struggling to survive. One of our dogs gave birth to 9 puppies, and 4...

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Gary Marsh Sounds as if the mother was too old to suckle so many dogs at once. Sorry for your loss.

26 Aug

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rebelann1949 @rebelann (114514) • El Paso, Texas 25 Aug

I haven't been inside a store in a couple months but I wouldn't be surprised if Chrismas decor is already displayed, have you seen any? Sooooo with all this early holiday dilly bobs I thought why not get the ball rolling for...

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Gary Marsh I have yet to see things in the shops yet but they are bound to appear soon.

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Traceyjayne @Traceyjayne (4699) • United Kingdom 25 Aug

So whilst I was at the caravan I spent a quite few hours picking blackberries. They were growing wild and there were just so many of them. I walked several times along the hedges and filled my bag many times over. Got them back to...

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Gary Marsh Not quite as many now as when we were kids we used to go to the surrounding hills & pick all day long having a picnic while we were there. Mum used to make pies, Jam, Crumbles which were all delicious.

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Gary Marsh @garymarsh6 (23823) • United Kingdom 22 Aug

This time of the year there is usually an abundance of Apples as we come to the end of summer. Apple pies were invented in England in the 14th Century & various European countries had their own variations of Apple pies. In France...

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Gary Marsh @JudyEv I like cold custard over hot pie but can eat it either way.

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Fleur @Fleura (32435) • United Kingdom 17 Aug

Supermarkets are under continuous pressure to cut down on plastic use, and they have responded by removing extra layers of packaging and making containers such as milk cartons or lemonade bottles thinner. Now several have...

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Gary Marsh You are absolutely correct on this. It is useless virtual signalling that they are using less plastic but in reality now has a useless form. We tend to decant into other containers with lids. You can buy stretcheable covers which are reuseable. Our recycling...

26 Aug

Gary Marsh @garymarsh6 (23823) • United Kingdom 22 Aug

This time of the year there is usually an abundance of Apples as we come to the end of summer. Apple pies were invented in England in the 14th Century & various European countries had their own variations of Apple pies. In France...

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Gary Marsh @DaddyEvil Thats the only draw back when one will eat but the other won't especially on the sugar front.

26 Aug

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Gary Marsh @garymarsh6 (23823) • United Kingdom 22 Aug

This time of the year there is usually an abundance of Apples as we come to the end of summer. Apple pies were invented in England in the 14th Century & various European countries had their own variations of Apple pies. In France...

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Gary Marsh Absolutely not American it was a slogan they used which stuck.

25 Aug

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Gary Marsh @garymarsh6 (23823) • United Kingdom 22 Aug

This time of the year there is usually an abundance of Apples as we come to the end of summer. Apple pies were invented in England in the 14th Century & various European countries had their own variations of Apple pies. In France...

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Gary Marsh Good luck when you try it is quite simple to make & delicious to eat.

25 Aug

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Gary Marsh @garymarsh6 (23823) • United Kingdom 22 Aug

This time of the year there is usually an abundance of Apples as we come to the end of summer. Apple pies were invented in England in the 14th Century & various European countries had their own variations of Apple pies. In France...

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Gary Marsh I like them hot or cold!

25 Aug

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Gary Marsh @garymarsh6 (23823) • United Kingdom 22 Aug

This time of the year there is usually an abundance of Apples as we come to the end of summer. Apple pies were invented in England in the 14th Century & various European countries had their own variations of Apple pies. In France...

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Gary Marsh Oh yes cored & filled with raisons are beautiful when baked.

25 Aug

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Gary Marsh @garymarsh6 (23823) • United Kingdom 22 Aug

This time of the year there is usually an abundance of Apples as we come to the end of summer. Apple pies were invented in England in the 14th Century & various European countries had their own variations of Apple pies. In France...

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Gary Marsh Heaven!

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Gary Marsh @garymarsh6 (23823) • United Kingdom 22 Aug

This time of the year there is usually an abundance of Apples as we come to the end of summer. Apple pies were invented in England in the 14th Century & various European countries had their own variations of Apple pies. In France...

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Gary Marsh Never be afraid of cooking & trying new recipes. It really is not difficult to make.

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