Re: A P(l)otted History Part 3 Jan 2016 Onward
Posted: Fri Mar 18, 2016 7:39 am
The last few days have been nice and bright, damn chilly at times though especially during the mornings. The chill wind seemed to lessen during the afternoons so it gave me the chance to get up the plot.
Project was somethng for the peas to climb up, beans can climb bamboo canes as usual.
Why make something for the peas when cheap netting is available ??
In this world there is a huge family who through generations have taught their offspring, cousins, nephews and nieces the skill of rolling up pea netting in such a way that it takes hours of frustration to try and unravel it when purchased.
Once unravelled you will never replicate their skill at rolling it up small and gettting it back in the box.
The family must be huge as they seem to dominate the market, I think most of our UK netting suppliers use them.
This same family ensure year round employment by using the same method on Christmas tree lights, you wont get them rolled up as small and back in the box either.
Project was somethng for the peas to climb up, beans can climb bamboo canes as usual.
Why make something for the peas when cheap netting is available ??
In this world there is a huge family who through generations have taught their offspring, cousins, nephews and nieces the skill of rolling up pea netting in such a way that it takes hours of frustration to try and unravel it when purchased.
Once unravelled you will never replicate their skill at rolling it up small and gettting it back in the box.
The family must be huge as they seem to dominate the market, I think most of our UK netting suppliers use them.
This same family ensure year round employment by using the same method on Christmas tree lights, you wont get them rolled up as small and back in the box either.