Dragon Pottery in Rhayader in Wales. I think the Veg Artist would like this? Three Euros.
Two bird and nests cushions for one Euros each..
I also picked up 6 CD albums for 30 Cents each. Not a bad mornings shopping.
Sunday, 26 September 2021
Another Trip To The Carboot Sale.
Dragon Pottery in Rhayader in Wales. I think the Veg Artist would like this? Three Euros.
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Tight Wad Christmas Tree.
No not the name of a Prog rock band, although it could be🤔? More like a bit of fun on my part. Someone in the Northsider Towers household...
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I thought I would show you another one of my recycling ideas today. I have lots of empty compost bags and I have been using them instead o... -
Short But Not So Sweet. I was potting on plants in my polytunnel the other day. I took a bottle of Sports Lucozade with me. It gets hot...
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I got up this morning and potted up some perennials, hoed the veg plot, did some strimming, split some perennials, watered the polytunnel ...
More northsider magpie moments.
ReplyDeleteHope you enjoy your latest treasures 🙂
Some of us can never stop collecting JayCee. Perhaps they will feature us on one of those Hoarder programmes?😊
ReplyDeleteI've said it before and I say it again, I so miss my carboots.
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Great finds Dave. I hope to hear that soon you will visit Portugal again.
ReplyDeleteI know Briony. You never know what you will find.
ReplyDeleteThanks Rachel. I think we could all do with a sun holiday especially Portugal.
ReplyDeleteDave, I don't have a 'Welsh' thing in my house!! Very young children dress up in costume on St Davids Day, but I only remember wearing a daffodil on St David's Day.
ReplyDeleteAround here, the hats live on in the stories of the 'invasion' of Fishguard, when in 1797 the French (who had been aiming for Bristol
) looked up from the sea and saw huge 'men' on the cliffs. A local woman, Jemima Nicholas, helped with the capture of the French troops who surrendered two days later. She is still commemorated in Fishguard, and there is an Invasion Tapestry stitched by local people.
There's a good summary and some photos of the tapestry here:
https://www.coastalcottages.co.uk/inspiration/heritage/the-last-invasion-of-britain-1797/
Over at shadows and light, Steve had his apple sauce face pot. I truly had never seen one before catching sight of yours, and spent a while reading about them. To have another one pop up on the same day really was an interesting coincidence.
ReplyDeleteSix CD's? Let me guess - Bucks Fizz, The Bay City Rollers, Jim Reeves, Gary Glitter, Des O'Connor and Mr Blobby.
ReplyDeleteGreat story the veg artist. Jemima was a true heroine. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThanks Debby. I will have a look. Something else to collect now?
ReplyDeleteNope YP. A double pop CD, The Corrs, KT Tunstall, Christy Moore and two Easy Listening CDS. All good stuff to listen to in the car.
ReplyDeleteMore treasures . How nice to wander and buy at leisure . And have a few mince pies waiting at home?
ReplyDeleteHi Linda. We saw a plane taking off into the sky the other night and then we saw the mince pies and the carboot sale. It really seems like things are getting back to normal. Hope so anyway.
ReplyDeleteCatching up after many weeks away due to bereavement.
ReplyDeleteBut not abad haul indeed - I especially like the mug, and know Rhayader well.
Thanks for your comment Mark. Sorry to read about your bereavement. Glad you like the mug.
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