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    Terry, I do not wish to worry you, but you have a tramp sleeping in your farr. TC too late I am worried will have to evict the messy sod
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    Done the bulk of my digging early in the week after work before the wet arrived cobbled a bit of water capture together diy not my thing but it works some pickings today sweet potato seen this on the net so thought I would have a ago chilli broadbeans and few bits in the cold houses
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    Not much too it back in work the next morning just sore. They did under do the aesthetic so I felt them cut through the tube but other than that ok. On the plus side I looked well endowed for a day or two until the swelling went down
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    I would just keep it for rainy day or emergency. It puzzles me when people get a lump sum and they try and make it grow by buying a business for example which nine times out of ten is doomed and just watch it all go out the window. I would just carry on as per normal and spend it as I wanted personally
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    Well its all dig dig at the moment knackered Some peas put in yesterday Mountain of weeds off the new plot nearly finished digging the spud patch Started putting few rows in with plenty of horse muck Got the plastic cold frame in place and some lettuce sown netting off the broadbeans
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    http://www.flickr.com/ is good and 1 terabyte of free storage
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    Think I worked for a chicken farmer then lol we just used to churn out chicks to box up and send off to the various shoots
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    What you going to start in the baths jj ? They make an ideal seed bed filled like that high out the way and easy to cover I have a spare bath down the plot. I showed my inexperience today I couldn't help my self and planted a short row of earlies. Layed some horse manure in the trench then a layer of dry compost from my bin and sat them in that. Worst that can happen is it costs me a dozen seed spuds I will make sure they are kept earthed up when any frosts are about and the netting will help. Picked some more cabbage and leeks made a good leek and potato soup when I got back
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    What you going to start in the baths jj ? They make an ideal seed bed filled like that high out the way and easy to cover I have a spare bath down the plot. I showed my inexperience today I couldn't help my self and planted a short row of earlies. Layed some horse manure in the trench then a layer of dry compost from my bin and sat them in that. Worst that can happen is it costs me a dozen seed spuds I will make sure they are kept earthed up when any frosts are about and the netting will help. Picked some more cabbage and leeks made a good leek and potato soup when I got back
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    new venue will be good plus they got parachute guys in so spent a few quid so should be good day. Last year was bit poor but they have stepped it up
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    Yea that sounds about right walked miles out all day. Get home starving and dying of thirst and polish off two plates of grans stew in record time. Drank water out of a cattle trough one day was so thirsty not the best idea was sick as a dog for few days
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    link here http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-26369306
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    Had moses as a kid and my cousin had tess we grew up together and they taught me loads. Pictures have been up before but I like them moses and tess Nice to look back at old pictures. Good old days when I could walk along the road with a snared fox over me shoulder and no one bat an eye lid
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    all set for take off jj and them slabs are not light either. Are you starting the corn off in doors ?
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    ah there had to be a fly in the ointment hopefully that will come. Have you had her from a pup?
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    Thats good then mine was good ferreting and would stick at fox so you never new how the day was going to end up which could be a pain some days. Yours is just going to get better and better at ferreting with experience. Loads of sport ahead for you
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    Brilliant they make great ferreters suites them a treat. Looks calm and collected that one too. Has she gone to ground at all with you ?
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    Been working my way through this series on youtube as well quite interesting
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    put some tatties in the dilapidated greenhouse to chit the other wk http://s575.photobucket.com/user/jackoleeds/media/2014-02-21_121231_zps191171fc.jpg.html?sort=3&o=0 To dam wet to do much else at the moment jj. I have planted a few lettuce and cabbage in the cold house nothing to lose really. Spread some manure about today as well i'v put some pepper seeds in a tray to get them going, who knows, trying some sweetcorn this year Have a sweet spud on the window sill trying to get some slips (from aldi). Read then afterwards you should use organic ones which haven't
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    put some tatties in the dilapidated greenhouse to chit the other wk http://s575.photobucket.com/user/jackoleeds/media/2014-02-21_121231_zps191171fc.jpg.html?sort=3&o=0 To dam wet to do much else at the moment jj. I have planted a few lettuce and cabbage in the cold house nothing to lose really. Spread some manure about today as well
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    cheap ammo is the main issue I find unless you want to start boiling lead up
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    Just used to use bale twine no expense spared
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    Chuck neck of lamb in and you got your dinner sorted too
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    remember it well boxing up chicks at 2 am then bed and back in work lugging bags of feed up the side of a dam mountain in the rain at 7
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