Today, and yes, cask beer and any other kind of beer you like; hell, wines and spirits are in the back too so crack open a bottle of whatever takes your fancy!
Today, and yes, cask beer and any other kind of beer you like; hell, wines and spirits are in the back too so crack open a bottle of whatever takes your fancy!
I've removed the bottom-of-page links to separate the sites. There's a practical reason for it.Erm something appears to have happened, I cannot get from CC to here or the gardening forum, @Shaun what have you doneor have I missed something
I've removed the bottom-of-page links to separate the sites. There's a practical reason for it.
I don't even own any! All I have are soft hiking boots which are my every day shoes, a pair of hiking shoes which I sometimes cycle in if my feet are good and I don't have to walk anywhere but are rarely used because hypermobility issues in my ligaments in my legs, and currently 2 sets of stiff soled mountaineering boots that take crampons (but I would need to buy crampons and ice axes again!). The mountaineering boots are just too personal and too darn expensive to replace at £300 a pair and we both have 2 pairs each! (they were half that price when we bought ours many moons ago but that is what they would cost now to replace with the exact same model and one set of mine are different sizes because it suited me better and the shop were exceptionally helpful because I knew them very well).
I always used to go barefoot everywhere. I was known to drive to the local shops (3 or 4 miles away) and realise I had no shoes even in the car with me. the staff got used to it and would just tell me where the breakages had been (if there had been any) and if I needed something from there they would get it for me. Sadly most shops now wont let you in unless you have footwear on! But those days are well and truly over even if you don't take my issues into account (they did bother me as a teenager and early 20's but I didn't know what the problem was - I used to sprain, twist, strain, and tear muscles/tendons/ligaments/ankles all the time and often ended up in A&E or even in plaster (achilies tendon 3 times). etc) now, the issues are known boots have resolved a lot of the problems, but even if that wasn't an issue, the snake and spider side of life here in Australia means sensible precautions need to be taken like never putting your hand into somewhere you can't see into (and more to the point are actually looking at!) and also not risking getting bitten by snakes. Sadly this means I need to change my boots soon (it should be snake season now, but it is still too wet and too cold for them here and I haven't yet seen any) because I need to either get gum boots (wellies) but I can't wear those because they don't give the support I need, so I need to get proper workmen's boots that lace up my legs to protect the lower half of the calves from being bitten. Ahh well. worst things happen than having to buy new boots.
You have PM.
