how do i attach a photo from my ipad?

[GrannyE]

I would like to attach a few photo but have no idea how to do it. I can send them by email but am using healthunlocked.com on safari

[Captain_Birdseye]

Hi Granny,

On the reply box there's a button for adding a photo... you can only add one at a time, but we just reply multiple times if there's more than one picture.

Or if you're starting a new post, look for the same icon.

Add photo button

[Gumbie_Cat]

if it’s an Avatar photo that you would like to add, go to your profile. (On my iPad this is at top right.) Then choose ‘update profile’ from the drop down menu.

Next, click on the existing avatar (the wee smiley face) to ‘add new avatar’. You will get a warning not to give away any personal information. Click through again and you will see the option to select a photo from your library.

[GrannyE in reply to Gumbie_Cat]

thank you

Back garden

[Gumbie_Cat in reply to GrannyE]

That is a beautiful back garden!

[GrannyE in reply to Gumbie_Cat]

thank you. There is never a day in the year where something is not in flower and I always pick the flowers for the Christmas table that morning.

[Etblue in reply to GrannyE]

Thankyou for sharing your beautiful garden. Uplifting.🥀

[1234_6]

Wow. Can we all come and sunbathe?

[GrannyE in reply to 1234_6]

that would be nice. Just order the sun please.

[cappachina]

Wow that's beautiful How do you get your grass looking like that?

[GrannyE in reply to cappachina]

I only have the ‘lawn’ cut every two weeks but not too short so that in summer it is buzzing with bees because of all the clover.We have chaps in to mow the lawn but I do everything else except my husband does the bonfire and the sawing of anything more than a couple of inches.

[cappachina]

It looks stunning well done

[GrannyE in reply to cappachina]

I must admit I am pleased with it. I made the garden myself and it has only taken 55 years to do so. Am lucky in that I have old walls but that is why we bought the house. It was a rather overgrown plot with brambles and bindweed. Most things have been grown from cuttings or rescued plants. I never dig unless to plant- just weed and prune back. It is mayhem out there everything trying to smother its next door neighbour. Badly need rain.

[GrannyE in reply to GrannyE]

Next to the front door

View from front door

[GrannyE in reply to GrannyE]

other side of front door

left of the front door

[cappachina in reply to GrannyE]

I have only been in my bungalow 12 years and it was a jungle . It has improved a lot but will not get any where near as nice as yours as I am afraid I don't have another 43 years left unless I reach118. Mine has got into a mess too this last year as I wasn't well enough to work in it I have a lady gardener coming next week to tidy up the back border for me and I am hoping now I am recovering from having a aortic valve replacement I will be well enough to keep on top of it

[GrannyE in reply to cappachina]

my great fear is that i may not be able to keep on top of it because what is for sure is that if i ever let it go i will never have the strength to get it back again.

[GrannyE in reply to cappachina]

little and often has to be the answer. Good luck with it. Always good to get outside providing you wear a large sun stopping hat

[Crochetwoman]

what a gorgeous garden! It must uplift your spirits every time you open the curtains. You must have a strong back and knees. 😆

[GrannyE in reply to Crochetwoman]

it does. I can lie in bed and look at it. When I was really ill I could lie on my balcony outside the bedroom. Problem is I can see what needs to be done. I try to do some every day to keep up. Small bird nesting in the summerhouse so have not been able to use it for ages.

[GrannyE in reply to Crochetwoman]

knees OK. Left back and left ankle a pain -literally sometimes.

[GrannyE]

just looks big. In reality the plot is only 3/4 acre.

[GrannyE]

we had deer coming in until we made the side fence from the front to the back even higher. They were a trial. They still eat the roses etc in the front. Squirrels dig all over the place, resident foxes shit, so what’s the odd visiting dog? Not that your lovely dog is odd.