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I think many of the above arguements can be fitted into either the camp which believes the majority of the population are capable of making decisions for themselves, they just make ones we may disagree with, or the camp which believes the majority of the population are not and will not be able to ma...

I love it, it looks like it's smiling as well!

Hello, Mr. QB and I have just taken over a new allotment (hurrah, it's lovely) and we're getting it ready for the new season. January and February is often the time people take on new allotments so there are probably many other people doing the same. Our new allotment is in a reasonably bad conditio...

On a positive note the short term future could be an oportunity for tranistion movements to show their value, flourish and spread. I hope so.

What worries me is how much fertiliser is made from oil. Oh, and all the drugs (can't spell pharmawotsicals, regulars will remember I can't spell)

Hello, Go to your local library. There are books (neither Mr. QB nor I can remember the title) that are guides to getting books published. They're published anually and should contain all the information you need. Your librarians should be able to direct you. I think they're usually reference books....

Woohoo. I've just got a copy of the Tales of the Green Valley. This is the series that the Victorian/Edwardian farm people did first. It's set in the early seventeenth century and I really like it becaue it's pre-industrialisation of farming which I think is fascinating. It reminds me of a series I ...

At the moment, mainly sawdust. My little gerbils like to chuck the stuff out of their house each night and I've given up cleaning it each day.

Doh, my smilie didn't work. I wanted the one with all the yellow faces hugging....

Hello,

I'm back, I have tinterweb in my house now and it is WONDERFUL to see so many familiar names

QB