Arry
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Well out for a mooch see it there is any fungi about. Never even took my basket just a plastic bag. Over the moon 5 Ceps and a few Chanterelles. Fried up on toast with smoky bacon garlic in olive oil. Bloody gorgeous. Cheers Arry
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f**k off D Lol made with my own fair hand. All because I could not be bothered to drive to Morrisons. If you look at the white loaf you can see were I put my finger to test the prove of the rise of the dough. Cheers Arry
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Yea was in a rough state and christ knows how it got where it was. Cleaned it up as a surprise for my ferreting mate. his father was in Army gliders in the Second World War and they used them for cutting them self out if needed after crashing. He told me his father had his from the war but it went missing. At first I had left it in the hedge but after he told me about his dad I went back and got it and cleaned it up the best I could then gave it to him. He put a shaft on it after that. Cheers carry
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No bread left so I had to have toast. Seriously though mid morning came in from the garden and thought I would have a piece of toast only to find blue bits starting on what I had left of an uncut loaf. So thought bollocks I will make some fresh then wifey said she don't like white bread so I made one for her as well. So she has one with all the bits and seeds in, often wonder if some of them black seeds are really mouses shit Lol. Trouble is now I cant leave that fresh loaf alone. Cheers Arry
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Did this one I found out ferreting in the middle of a hedge it was just total rust Ken. As long as you are not to heavy handed I find them fine, not having the luxury of better gear. Cheers Arry
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Find these good on a Angle Grinder. 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
That all coming on nicely mate. Nice looking forward to harvesting some veg mate. Cheers Arry -
Whilst doing ancestral research I had some info past to me about my Grandads Brother Jack who was in the trenches of ww1. It was a letter from a Lady farmer who was requesting he be released from the front to come back to do the harvest, which apparently he did. I often wonder what it must have been like for him to come from that Hell to the beautiful fields of Devon knowing you have to go back to Hell when the harvest was over. My Grandfather was Navy and in the Battle of Jutland. What that generation went through only to lose their sons 22 years later as he did, fathers brother went dow
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Yesterdays left over Chicken Curry. Cheers Arry
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In my view it's the best way to cook a Chicken keeps it moist and cooks quicker about an hour. I just stand it on its neck so to speak cut the spine out each side of the parsons nose put the spine in a baking try with a load of onions, garlic, a sliced carrot and a few mushrooms, with some stock or water so easy but much much better than leaving it whole. I do mine at 200 degrees but I just looked and it says 220 degrees on most sites. When cooked I push as much of the stuff in the baking try through a sieve to make the gravy. Another little thing I do is get an spoon (don't ask what s
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Spatchcock Roast Chicken Tonight. Cheers Arry
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Ah f**k that. Lol Cheers Arry
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Remember being on a Wimpey build site in 1976 f**k it was hot 35 degrees. The worst thing was the dust about 4 inches allover the site as you walked clouds of mud dust covered your legs as every body was in shorts. You could take your shirt of then but you still sweated and then the dust stuck to you. We were covered every dat for about two months, we looked like we work in Willy Wonkers Chocolate factory Lol. I could stick the heat back then and didn't mind the Sun now I'm an old bugger I stick to the shade when every I can. Must be Hell them kind of temperatures in Canada. Ch
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From this my own veg. First Sun Gold Tommys and another Red one not quite ripe but nice all the same. To this tonights tea. Cheers Arry
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Let's See Your Phone Shots !!
Arry replied to mattybugeye's topic in Wildlife and General Photography
Used seek app on my phone. http://insecta.pro/taxonomy/11829 Think it's Six Spotted Burnet. Cheers Arry -
BBQ Rump Steak my own carrots and new potatoes. Cheers Arry
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Have a real good one mate. Fire a few back your neck. Cheers Arry
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Cheers Arry
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Just a 5 minutes ago. Cheers Arry
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He has a great smile on his chops Sandy. Cheers Arry
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Might have been foul hooked with set of trebles. Cheers Arry
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I have a 45 Degree bank at the front of my house that goes down to the road full of wild flowers Oxeye Daisy, Honesty,Vetch, Purple Toadflax, Teasels, Evening Primrose and lots of other stuff. But the highly scented Daphne Bush flowers first in the garden in early January for at least a couple of months, Honesty flower comes next with the Crocus then Snow Drops and Daffodils. To follow them is the Foxglove and after them all of wifeys flowers half I don't know. But there is one that was given to me by an organic farmer as we talked about attracting Bees its called Echinops or Globe
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Ken you could try Borage grow quick and bees love it. Purple Toadflax and Foxgloves bees love them but once you have them you always have them. Cheers Arry
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Ken found these images that look like yours. Nylsaw Grass Trimmer Head. Looks to me like you might just push new nylon in in as they seem toothed. If not could try just a universal bump feed head. Cheers Arry
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Are those arrows above and inline with the holes Ken? Does that black centre turn with a pair of pliers mate ? Cheers Arry
