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    Big cats UK

    Arry replied to keepdiggin's topic in General Talk

    Cast your line somewhere else. Cheers Arry
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    Big cats UK

    Arry replied to keepdiggin's topic in General Talk

    As I said shit stirrer. Cheers Arry
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    Big cats UK

    Arry replied to keepdiggin's topic in General Talk

    Why don't you and your imagery friend go on a clock work toy forum and cast your baits see who you can wind up. If you don't believe in Big Cats why come on the thread? I'm not interested in football so I don't go on that thread. You just have a hatred for GM a man you have never met. I have met the guy and he's a gent with a lot of field craft doing a hobby he enjoys. There a few on here the find the subject interesting. We could do with out you stirring the shit again. Cheers Arry
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    Maybe get a meter on your property from the feed and just pay what you use. Cheers Arry
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    The big onions are nice I used them first last year they lasted till new year as I thought they would not keep that long. Tomato's well theres nothing like fresh tomatoes. Just trying to help keen gardeners on here with the variety's I grow. Cheers Arry
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    Pensioners easy target they cant go on strike. Still it will help keep them poor migrants warm in their hotels. Cheers Arry
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    Well my big onions have fallen so will lift in a day or two. If you want to grow them its Suttons "Exhibition" put the seeds in December / January. I just start them on the window sill. Ive probably had one of my best years for Tomato's. Last nights picking from 7 plants. I don't know if anybody is interested but this is the variety's. The one on the left hand side have been the most prolific one called "Sakura F1" next to them supposed to be "Piccolo" but I got my doubts as I bought the seed on line.The orange ones called "honeycomb F1" supposed to be sweeter than "Sung
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    Tonight I've Made Duck Foo- Yung and Duck Curry. Cheers Arry
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    Olympics

    Arry replied to Bakerboy's topic in General Talk

    been watching the women racing f**k me if you added all the tits up it wouldn't make a pair.Lol. Cheers Arry
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    Same field I was cutting logs in the other day. I done this field to death metal detecting but the grass has just been cut nice day with a nice breeze so f**k it. All I got was a stainless bolt and some bullet cases plus few odd bits of brass. Cheers Arry
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    Fish and Chips Cod loin in batter with one of my Beef steak Tomatoes grilled. Cheers Arry
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    Was given some really nice Blackberrys as a pay back for Veg I have given away so made a Blackberry and apple crumble with Clotted cream. Cheers Arry
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    Roast shoulder of Lamb. Cheers Arry
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    They do seem early this year mate just found a mushroom container full of some beauty's from the lady across the road I have been giving Runner beans and Tomatoes too. Wifey saw people picking them down by the river today as well. Cheers Arry
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    What pisses me off is only one or two check outs open and queues up the aisles. I have gone to the next empty check out and tipped the basket out on the conveyor and f****d off out. Cheers Arry
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    Few more for the log shed. Cheers Arry
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    I would never trust an App to be 100% though if using it for foraging. New one on me mate just looked that up. So it looks like Yellow Fly Agaric. Be nice to let one develop and see a mature example. Cheers Arry
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    If you have iPhone then iNature Seek will do plants, Bugs and Mushrooms. Would I trust it with my life defiantly not but sometimes it helps when researching a mushroom. There are thousands of mushrooms you cant learn them all mate. So what I do just pick the good ones and learn them and what the can be muddled with. This site is excellent for foraging has good ID descriptions and vids. Wild UK Mushrooms (Fungi): Guide to Identification & Picking WWW.WILDFOODUK.COM Edible and poisonous wild mushroom identification guide. When to pick,
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    Bloody hell lads giving me some work Lol. Possibly "the yellow Field Cap" but to be honest I'm not sure mate. Cheers Arry
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    Still think its a Field Cap probably "The Spring Field Cap" and I think the most lightly "The Wrinkled Field Cap" . As I said before not one I would take myself. But I find them all interesting and a sign that mushrooms are starting. Been bloody dry here so not that much about, did have a bit of rain last night but not really enough to get the ground proper wet. Cheers carry
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    I'm an old chap now my first job apart from a paper round was working in a market garden. I've been gardener all my life so most of the gardening just come naturally if you know what I mean. But believe you me I still get failures my carrots this year are shit all tops and not bottoms. I made a mistake of putting last years peat from the Tomato pots in where I I planed to grow the carrots think there was to much fertiliser feed left in it. Oh well lesson learnt. Cheers Arry
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    Think I got it mate "popular Field cap" It is edible IF IT IS. You must be 100% to eat any mushroom. Have a look at the link mate. Poplar Fieldcap WWW.WILDFOODUK.COM Poplar fieldcap, Cyclocybe cylindracea, Agrocybe aegerita, Basidiomycetes, Feildcaps, Saprotrophic on woods, Edible, Spring, Autumn Cheers Arry
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    Sorry GM I'm not sure what they are will give it some thought and a look in the books. How big are they mate? Cheers Arry
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    Yes mate you can store second earlier and Jazzy is a second early. A wooden box or cardboard box with lid keep in the dark and dry. Discard any green ones as green potatoes are poisonous and will give you bad guts. Cheers Arry
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    BBQ'ed Fillet Steak with pepper corn sauce. Cheers Arry
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