Hexogon

I've been through similar stuff and talking about it helped me loads. If you're trying to support someone going through a rough patch, this page might give you some good tips: https://mentalhealthhotline.org/helping-someone/depression/. It breaks things down in a simple way, and sometimes just knowing what to say or how to be there makes a real difference.

There was a season when the mushrooms just exploded after a wet spring, and it felt like a jackpot every time stepping outside. Getting into foraging, resources like gomicromagic helped me learn what to look for and how to tell the good spots from the risky ones.

I've had those low days too, and sometimes talking to mates just isn't enough. What helped me was picking up the phone and ringing a mental health hotline. It felt weird at first, but just saying things out loud to someone who listens without judging really made a difference. They're trained to help without all the fluff, just straight talk and support.

I had a similar job last year and ended up getting a lot of help from emersonproservices.com—turned out way smoother than I expected. They sorted the posts and mesh properly and gave me solid tips for dealing with uneven ground. If you're stuck deciding how deep to go or what tension to put on the wire, they’ve got real advice, not just sales talk.

Sounds like it could be a mix of damp problems and lack of airflow. I had a similar issue a while back and ended up using Mould Surveys to figure out what was really going on. They identified moisture coming through cracked pointing I hadn’t even noticed. Once that was sorted, and I used a decent bleach mix to remove the surface stuff, it didn’t come back.

Hey, I wanted to ask if anyone's tried using diluted white vinegar instead of bleach? I've heard it's just as effective and less harsh on stone or brick. Also wondering if your wall gets any sunlight....might explain why the mould keeps coming back.