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Sorry Steven I think you are wrong , the first cases were certainly confirmed at the end of January but there is no knowing when the unconfirmed cases started it certainly wasn’t flue my grandson had the symptoms were different
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Mr muck delivery arrived this afternoon........very happy indeed.
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Now that looks very promising, for the growing season ahead, Retropants...
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Thankyou OH. It's only a wee patch, but it's more than I had last year! It's smaller than my entire allotment strawberry bed to be honest, but I am very excited to get growing again.
It's funny, isn't it: that small patch will give you heaps of joy (as well as heaps of vegetables, of course), retropants, because you will garden it intensively and constantly think of new ideas for it. That's certainly what I do with our 10ft x 20ft vegetable patch at home after giving up a large allotment!
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Freezing here again today ,there’s been ice on everything outside for over 2weeks last night was the worst -2 at 10-15 when I was coming home from the plot I didn’t look at the temperature on my way out at 8-15 but it was well below freezing a number of water barrels have split due to the cold weather thankfully mine are ok ,the chickens are laying well I had 8 eggs from eleven girls I think it’s the porridge I give them every morning when it’s this cold
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Haven't seen ours yet, this year... lovely picture, Geoff!
Finally started some Winter digging, infact I was at it before it was properly light...quite pleased with the amount I got done.
But looking at tomorrow, it looks like rain, sleet and snow...maybe they will have it wrong.
Finally started some Winter digging, infact I was at it before it was properly light...quite pleased with the amount I got done.
But looking at tomorrow, it looks like rain, sleet and snow...maybe they will have it wrong.
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Shopped in Wilko today an bought Charlotte and Desiree potatoes 2Kg for £2-50;Sturon onion sets 500g for £2-00 and topped up with seeds which I needed.Well pleased with the prices there.
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Well done Snooky, they are good prices indeed...
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Nice photo Geoff, which reminds me we haven't seen any photos from tigerburnie for ages.
Retropants you wasted no time in getting thwt muck spread so are probabky feeling very satisfied and can,t wait to get sowing. Have You decided what will be yiur "must haves" yet?
Retropants you wasted no time in getting thwt muck spread so are probabky feeling very satisfied and can,t wait to get sowing. Have You decided what will be yiur "must haves" yet?
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Primrose, it's going to be tough choosing. I used to have enough space to grow whatever I wanted to, and lots of it, but I am going to have to be very efficient!
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Snooky : I checked Wilko before I posted about seed potatoes but they say out of stock, perhaps the shops are different, our only one is town centre which I don't fancy.
Monika : I haven't noticed the LTTs as early or late, they just come for a short while and away again. They don't like the starlings, which we have more of than we have had for a few years, that have taken to the fat balls.
Monika : I haven't noticed the LTTs as early or late, they just come for a short while and away again. They don't like the starlings, which we have more of than we have had for a few years, that have taken to the fat balls.
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fabulous fluff balls pic Geoff!