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Hi,

I found these in a bag when clearing out old stuff from my house.

Can anyone identify what they are? Should I just put into a charity shop or sell on?

Thank you

Hi,

I know it's a long shot but a friend lost a pair of sunglasses at ATN and are of sentimental value & is offering a reward for them.

Thought I'd post here just incase.

They're limited edition Dita. (Similar Attached)

P.S Don't bring expensive/sentimental things to festivals 😎

Hi,

Just wondering about garden paving, a lot of people in my estate have gotten their gardens tarmacked with a stone kind of edging on them. The company who done them all were the same but while on my dog walks (nosing at said gardens) I spotted a lot of different things that would probably annoy me, ie. finishing, rendering of walls, gaps etc.

Anyway anyone I call or email with pictures of my garden, its usually a traveller wanting cash and wants to call out to quote. I just want to know ball park figures as I need time to save.

I've attached an image of an almost exact garden to mine in my estate.

Would anyone be willing to share a cost of how much they paid for a new driveway, I want to keep a small bit for a flowerbed but other wise the rest to be paved PROPERLY by a reputable company.

Based in Leinster.

Also, if the budget allows, has anyone gotten resin?

Chat GPT said...

The wasp is most likely:

Hunting it to feed its larvae, or

Simply eating it for protein.

So your nasturtium has accidentally become part of a tiny wildlife documentary.

The green blob above them is caterpillar droppings (frass), which is another clue that the caterpillar had been happily munching your plant before its rather unfortunate ending.

The silver lining? That wasp has probably saved your nasturtium from losing even more leaves. One hungry caterpillar can strip a surprising amount of foliage.

I have to say, that's a cracking photo. You caught the moment with great detail—the wasp, the caterpillar, and even the caterpillar poo are all visible. It's one of those shots that you'd expect to see in a nature magazine rather than someone's back garden in Dublin! 🐛➡️🐝

This one absolutely fleeced Lidl Belgard this morning, staff couldn't grab her cause he was obviously under staffed so early. So brazen just strolling out, ignoring them calling her back then went and stood nearby waiting on a lift.

I genuinely think 8 out of every 10 that i see the part over the registration plate is screwed on (dodgy) duct taped or completely missing.. just me noticing this?

Never seen anything like these in Irish gardens. This is at Harolds Cross Hospice

Adopted her in October. I've no idea what she is mixed with

It looks ridiculous and makes the person who done it look like a knob

I'm feeling a little proud of myself.

My Mam went into residential care 2 years ago, she used to love sitting in the sun in the garden, it kinda went to disrepair in the 5 years she was ill and I didn't really upkeep.. but its the one place that reminds me of her i decided I'd get the finger out and try to give it a make over on the little budget and lack of skill..

I've planted clematis, some vinca minor, I'm hoping last years flowers come up and add some color too I've a good bit of painting left to do but thought I'd share my progress..

Criticism and honesty appreciated 👍🏻

I got this shed in October. The lock won't close as its not aligned anymore, i can't fix it or take it off as there are screws blocked.

Should I contact the company or can someone tell me what to do