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Courgettes by the dozen. If anyone is in Wiltshire and wants one or two. Please PM me.

The best strategy is to put some wire mesh under the bins. This will allow the worms in but prevent anything bigger. Second the comment about no meat and bones.

I use a 50/50 mix of wholemeal and malthouse which makes a lighter loaf. Also try adding a teaspoon of mixed herbs and some finely chopped sun dried tomatoes which is great toasted with scrambled egg on top.

I was given the box set last year. Felicity Kendal made huge influence on me in the 70's.

Very rarely use mine but am a huge fan of halogen ovens.

Baked potatoes is an obvious one.

I've always been a hippy at heart and used to have the long hair and beard to go with it. I have always enjoyed the outdoors life and used to like touring on my motorcycle and camping and cooking outdoors. Now prefer to stay home and study ecology, politics and environmental issues. I still like coo...

Most of the long haired hippies I used to know are now bald as coots, myself included

There is quite a lot of alternative stuff going on in Wiltshire these days. Here are a few examples. The Lamb in Devizes hosts both a Folk Club and Amnesty International meetings. It also has live music Friday nights. So does the Bear Hotel. Sustainable Devizes is trying to re boot itself, possibly ...

I wash by hand and don't rinse but dry with a tea towel. I also use an eco washing up liquid.
If you look at the embodied energy of the dishwasher then hand washing has to be far more environmentally friendly.

As in RRRRR Jim lad?

Doesn't Repair come under Re-use?

Spam!! Do you get chips with it?

So sorry to hear your sad news. Never an easy thing to deal with. Take solace that you managed to get to spend time recently with her and remember the good times.

MKG wrote:You mean Eastenders isn't true?

Wash your mouth out with soap for that quote. Groan.

I am fighting horsetail by painting glyphosphate with a brush rather than spraying. I also use 1 pint plastic milk containers with a hole in the lid to thread bindweed though. This works pretty well but I do have quite a few dotted around the garden.