Hello from sunny West Wales
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- margo - newbie
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Hello from sunny West Wales
Hi - I'm the latest newbie, transplanted to rural squalor in West Wales 18 years now. Middle-aged, happily married, 3 teenagers, living in a rambling old farmhouse with walls three feet thick, too many cobwebs to deal with and 5 1/2 acres.
I grow veg, soft fruit, have apple trees, and know the whereabouts of every crab apple tree for miles around. I love old-fashioned roses, walks in the wild, riding my horse, making jam and drinking cider. I collect books and lame ducks.
Guess that just about sums me up.
I grow veg, soft fruit, have apple trees, and know the whereabouts of every crab apple tree for miles around. I love old-fashioned roses, walks in the wild, riding my horse, making jam and drinking cider. I collect books and lame ducks.
Guess that just about sums me up.
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G'Day Aberlemno,
wlecoe to the site! My brother inlaw is fromWales - Anglesea.
Nev
wlecoe to the site! My brother inlaw is fromWales - Anglesea.
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Hello and welcome Aberlemno
walls 3 feet thick that is the size of my front garden
I wonder if your acres of land are harder to deal with than the teenagers
So with crab apple trees and your own apple trees do you also brew your own cider?
Lame ducks?..........
walls 3 feet thick that is the size of my front garden

I wonder if your acres of land are harder to deal with than the teenagers

So with crab apple trees and your own apple trees do you also brew your own cider?
Lame ducks?..........
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Hi Aberlemno
Nice to meet you - we are planning to try making cider this year!!
Sandy - CIDER bread? Do you have a recipe to share?? I made a beer bread the other day when david accidentally forgot to drink the rest of his bottle of beer (HOW can you forget ??) and it was delish and sooooooooooooooooooo easy to make. Will post up the recipe in the food bit when I get a minute.
Nice to meet you - we are planning to try making cider this year!!
Sandy - CIDER bread? Do you have a recipe to share?? I made a beer bread the other day when david accidentally forgot to drink the rest of his bottle of beer (HOW can you forget ??) and it was delish and sooooooooooooooooooo easy to make. Will post up the recipe in the food bit when I get a minute.
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