the daydream fund challenge thread

Itismehonest

rhiwfield wrote: »

Davesnave, Rozee, hope the litter problems resolves, well done Alfie!

Anyhow time for another challenge. And for once maybe useful to those of you wanting to maximise profit from your cows after slaughter.

What is this? Do you blow on this? (missing a mouthpiece?) Is it a wind instrument?? Cow horn trumpet? Shafor? Help!!

Wild guess, is it an erkencho (clarinet family so has a reed)?

alfie_1

heres one that i have...not as big as yours tho rhiwfield !!;)
iv peered into the end and it has a reed type thing in it and it makes a sort of curry f*rt sound !!


another novel way with horns !!

is there anything i dont have in my hamster like hoarding home....:o

alfie_1

Thanks buttons are being eaten again! Alfie? choille? Rummer?

naaahhhh! not me im still eating LIR's chocolate cake......:p

choille

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alfie_1

choille wrote: »

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:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: so so funny...

Lotus-eater

alfie_1 wrote: »

is there anything i dont have in my hamster like hoarding home....:o

I started wondering the same thing quite a while ago :rotfl:




News here. I've got hold of a massive pile of wood (for a price) I have someone with a chainsaw (mine is still on floor of garage in bits, I can hardly even remember what's wrong with it now ) and we're almost ready to go.

Once I can get rid of the rug rats in daylight for a couple of hours, there are a couple of small trees which are down on common land I know is OK to take wood from. So if they are still there.... mine!

The chicken run still isn't put up, alot of snow out there atm, reminder to self, check to see if you have enough creocote.

Still deciding which chickens to have and trying to find a decent supplier. This is the problem living in a non typical smallholders area, almost no breeders around here. And no decent ones I've yet found very local.

lostinrates

Snow....sigh. Its welcome that its milder here today, no messing with the woodburner, but oh its grimly wet. The rain is pelting down. The geese weren't in the pond this evening when i went to call them, instead they were just sitting in the wet field. Didn't hwlp we had a trough overflow on sunday. The geese probably think we are turning the whole place into geese paradise....lol

alfie_1

Itismehonest wrote: »

Wild guess, is it an erkencho (clarinet family so has a reed)?

cool ! always wondered what it was /was called !! IF mine is one at all or it may be just a mongrel....:D

alfie_1

Once I can get rid of the rug rats in daylight for a couple of hours, there are a couple of small trees which are down on common land I know is OK to take wood from. So if they are still there.... mine!

here in the forest if you /your house has commoning rights we are allowed to pick up fallen wood off the actual forest but only whats gatherable..nothing big that has to be sawn to move. the FC have that right ..... unless you have a van and had 3 weetabix for brekkie.. :rotfl::rotfl:

COOLTRIKERCHICK

rhiwfield wrote: »

Davesnave, Rozee, hope the litter problems resolves, well done Alfie!

Anyhow time for another challenge. And for once maybe useful to those of you wanting to maximise profit from your cows after slaughter.

What is this? Do you blow on this? (missing a mouthpiece?) Is it a wind instrument?? Cow horn trumpet? Shafor? Help!!

rhiwie... hubby said it is complete.. the mouth piece similar in operation to a clarinet reid..( used to be in brass bands when he was younger)

right back to read more posts...lol..