Healthy looking garden and horticultural staff.
Great view over the hedge.

Shame. I’m in Town tomorrow and could do early evening meet. Would be great to share a bit of naked company :-)

Tuesday could be good for me.

It's Tues/Weds and possibly Thurs next week.

What is unusual about the "dramatis personae" for Anthony Shaffer's play "Sleuth", which lists a cast of five actors?

No.10 Reliant Regal...lol..
Yep, so did I, with a picture of Dylan the Rabbit on the back door. Got rid after 6 months and went back to a motorbike.

That was the intention; running out of ideas, old boy.
Correct answer and after the applause fades, please speak the next line...
Most amusing aside, about MR. Archer who himself is also an affront.

Tell us more about No.3 Boarding guide dogs.

You've made it too easy, Albert ... Jeffrey Archer?

As an aside, his play "The Accused" was a dramatisation of the true story of the father of an erstwhile friend of mine. Archer insisted on playing the major role on stage himself, prompting one critic to write "to call Archer's acting 'wooden' would be an insult to most furniture".

No.10 - would that be the Resin Rocket or Tupperware GT? Sorry...

Regret not.
Think politician, perjury, no longer a Lord...

Ok .. here goes..

1. I have just retired after working for 48 years
2. I teach advanced driving skills as a volunteer at weekends
3. We board guide dogs.
4. I first went naked as a dare when I was about 14..
5. I hate going to the dentist
6. I love the island of Fuerteventura
7. My favourite film is The Shawshank Redemption
8. I am trying hard to contact all my old school friends.
9. My all time favourite band is ELO been lucky enough to have seen them many times.
10. I once owned a Reliant Regal.. ( Oh, the shame)

Enough said!

Lovely photo. .. you've worked hard and great result. .you look great too

I'm guessing at Samuel Beckett

Ah well. Thank you SB...
After finding out that a contemporary playwright had written one of his plays not only in a day but in the afternoon, an Irish critic by the name of Paulin wrote;
"What I would like to know, is what time in tbe aftenoon..."
Can anybody name the playwright?

Sorry Albert I've mucked this one up. Over to you. The answer was Harold Pinter but my clue was incorrect. Arthur did write the Crucible so over to you.

Looking it up, Arthur Miller
Answering backwards

You've got the venue - and the name of the play - just need the Playwright.

William Shakespeare?????
If The Crucible was a play before also being the name of a snooker venue in Sheffield

No, Not quite that brave.. lol