Arry
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A good Pal of mine has it from time to time. Doctor told him to lay off oily fish and Marmite. He agreed. He had caught a load of Mackrell and loved them so was eating lots of them is other favourite was Marmite. He thought eat loads of oily fish was good for him. Cheers Arry
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About 90% Oak 10% Ash Steve. Cheers Arry
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Splitting logs and stacking all day. Cheers Arry
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Lovely but bloody cold East wind. Cheers Arry
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Stuffed Chicken thighs with mini roasty's. Cheers Arry
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Good luck Keith I'm sure every thing will be fine mate I know quite a few people that have had them removed. I'm not talking about your nuts. Atb. Cheers Arry
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Alexanders or Horse Parsley. I don't know if it's every where in the country but seems to ever where here now. When I was a kid we only saw it near the coast but it has spread inland and is in all the hedge rows and verges. Quite sort after by foragers but we used to call it stink weed as not a nice smell when flowering. Alexanders, Horse Parsley, Smyrnium olusatrum WWW.WILDFOODUK.COM How to identify Alexanders, Horse Parsley, Smyrnium olusatrum Cheers Arry
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Jack Hargreaves was it country Boy ? Think the theme tune was something like "I'm just a country boy" Cheers Arry
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The Lone Ranger, Boots and Saddles, Laramie,Wagon Train. Bonaza. All them cowboy programs. Cheers Arry
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Should have broke a snooker cue across their shins. Cheers Arry
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Lower than a snakes gut. Have these people got no conscience. Cheers Arry
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So, Tell Us, What Are Ye All At In The Veg Garden?
Arry replied to JohnGalway's topic in Living Off The Land & Game Cooking
My first Cucumbers I sowed failed to germinate so tried this method. Put the seed in a wet tissue folded over and into a ziplock bag and then put in the airing cupboard. In just two days they had germinated with shoots about 20mm long. I then potted then carefully and less than a week I had Cucumber plants. Think this is the way to go with them from now on. This was two batches of three one day apart. Cheers Arry -
Very slow and low roasted Topside with the last of my Purple Sprouting and the first of my Asparagus. Cheers Arry
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Well out my sisters place today and a dark ring of lush grass on her lawn and sure enough I'm sure a button St Georges mushroom. Cheers Arry
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Hawthorn has bud burst couple weeks yet Tomo. Cheers Arry
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BBQ Rib Eye triple cooked chips and peppercorn sauce. Cheers Arry
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Had these in the garden last couple of years and one has turned up again. Bee Fly they hover in and feed on a flower with that long proboscis. Cheers Arry
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Same field as the other day beautiful morning the Rape even brighter and a couple of swallows. Haytor in the distance. Cheers Arry
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Saw two this morning so must be really coming in now. One about a foot above the grass. Cheers Arry
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I'm not sure Zac as I have never found a Morel of any kind so not really looked them up. The site link that Flattop put up is an excellent site with video ID's as well as pictures. Good find mate I will be keeping an eye out myself. Cheers Arry
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Leave the mods alone and get outdoors?Pics from your walk ?
Arry replied to Greyman's topic in General Talk
Found This think it was dried Marigold petals that my mate was on about. Cheers Arry "The commercial guys when they want a darker yolk, they use marigold petals, the powder from it. You can also use dehydrated alfalfa if you don’t want to go that route because you’re getting the dry foliage that still has the pigments in it," says Jacob. "So, typically a diet high in dehydrated alfalfa will give you darker yolks." You can also give your chickens treats that are high in xanthophyll, such as carrots, apricots, pumpkins, red cabbage, and the leaves of most green plants.
