I think the Ewe had taken a fancy to you, Pa Snip, the last time a young Lady looked a me like that, i got myself into all sorts of trouble....

Things will work out in the end, Gerry, i'm sure you will get good weather, while we have bad weather, another time....

Morning Pa Snip, glad all went well.......I don't like crispy edged eggs either... :) Rearding your comments of posts that are beng disliked, Pa Snip, well, my view on the matter is, as long as they are not aggresive, or really arguementitive, any thing can go. I know it's nice to try and keep gener...

If the soil is clay, it really does pay to dig it in the Autumn, early Winter....and let Mother nature work her magic. Then in the Spring, when it has dried really well, you can get on it with the rotovator. Of course that's in the perfect world. Fast spinning tines will polish the clay at the depth...

A strong breeze blowing this morning, so that will help to dry things up a little more, a very busy weekend ahead...

Funny how things go Clive, i was thinking about you while i was cutting the grass at the Big House a minute ago. It is nice to see a post from you and i have to say, i have really missed them.

May i wish you a very Happy Birthday Pa Snip, hope you have a superb day and get spoilt....

May i also thank you for another year of laughs and also for the huge amount of help and support you bring to the forum, it is hugely appreciated.

Dear Pa Snip, just a few words to say, i hope you and Ma Snip have the most marvelous weekend and that the weather is kind to you. And i'm sure whoever you meet on the trip, will have their day made a whole lot better, by your wonderful sense of humour. Look forward to hearing all about it on your r...

Nature is just waiting to burst into life.....a week of lovely weather and all this gloom will soon be forgotten about...well hopefully...

Seems more like November here, but come Saturday....

Well the weather isn't quite in the title yet but, by the weekend, i'm starting to feel rather optimistic.....

I did a similar thing Sunday, Plumpudding, but i was buying John Innes and saved £25.50, Plus double points.....very pleased...

Nearly all farms would have had one of these fork years ago and they were used for moving Beet, or potatoes and i never saw one being used for digging root vegetables. They were ideal with the ends of their tines being rounded, as they didn't tend to spear the veg when loading them off a dirt, or br...

Parsnip, you always make me smile, just like the man in your picture....

The plants that are in greenhouse are even sulking and looking fed up with this weather, a little like me.....