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There's loads!!!!!! I didn't think there would be so many! Thanks everyone.

Good info, thanks, interesting to see where things grow, sometimes in the most unusual of places, under a motorway!

Inspired by a post in the gardening 2023 thread. It would be interesting to see what grows wild in the UK that we can eat. Blackberries, it's a start I suppose!

Interesting. I can feel a new thread coming on!

I keep meaning to keep my magnifying glass near so I can look at one of the bees in detail. They ate such interesting creatures.

A couple of hydrangea moved today, loads of water supplied as they like to be well watered. Oh, and Summer seems to have returned too!!!!!!

Lovely pics, thank you. More tidying and some washing down for me today. Deadhead some bedding plants, they are still looking lovely. Resisted the jet washer once again!!!!!!!

Well thank goodness I got lots done yesterday too!!!!

Hey all of my wonderful gardening buddies, not had to do much in my garden today after yesterday's work! Just thought I'd drop by and say hello. Err, the downside here is it's raining!!!!!!!

You should wear something to protect yourself from the nettle stings. You never know nowadays, don't mean to alarm you but anything like that that can be avoided, it's probably best.

Done a few hours tidying the garden today, I did resist the jet wash!!!!!!!

Now you two, just because I had fine rain, you've gone and sent me the torrential rain!!!!!!!! Absolutely pouring down here now!!!!!

Fine rain here today. I'm not wishing my life away, but I'd love to get the jet wash out. Trouble is all of the bedding plants are still looking lovely, I really only jet wash after emptying the pots of bedding plants!!!!!! What am I like!!!!!!

I'll have a look later, I have had a brief look at the post box Map, it's very interesting.

That looks like a 'bullet' style postbox, introduced in the reign of Queen Elizabeth II. Thanks for pointing it put though.

Interesting, obviously that area has been redeveloped and the post box is still there. That's the kind of thing I'm looking for, hoping to find some more in similar circumstances, for example, Broad Street.

I know where that pillar box is!!!!!!!! Hopefully I will be back around there at some point and I can get a pic. I'm hoping to find a pillar box in Central Birmingham, but perhaps the Digbeth pillar box is as central as it gets.

First King Charles III post box on Isle of Man. Quite saddened to see the vinyl cypher, apparently it was to include the colours.

Great info in this thread about the Landlords, pics and stories. What date was the pub built, plus a map of the street around that time would be good. Pity I didn't stop and get a better pic.

I did look up The Anchor, but couldn't find anything, thanks for moving the post. It looked busy on Sunday, like you say, let's hope with the accommodation developments etc that it picks up.