Daydream fund challenge part 4

alfie_1

is where they are far from you ? may work out cheap enough and get a courier to pick up ?

choille

Dumfries Galloway is way down the country but we think we have someone who will know where we can get one - couldn't fit one in the car as they'll be a M x M x M if they are 1000ltr.

Just been out as a car was up the road parked , lights on , been there for ages - just near the sheep hill gate. I thought suspicious so we went up & it was a young couple who were on a rally & he was on his phone.

That's woken me up!

lucielle

AAAgh funeral is next Friday and we go on holiday on Saturday, house is a tip now feeling under pressure.


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I_have_spoken

this is to get a head of water to keep up the pressure.

Could you drill a borehole to get water under steady pressure (may need a submersible pump) and filtered from going through permeable strata?

choille

Lucille - don't feel under any pressure if you can help it. I've been down that route too, but what doesn't get done doesn't really matter in the grand scheme of things. What matters is that you get your self ready for the time ahead.

I am in such a guddle in the caravan - OH's bro is coming soon I just feel paralysed with what's to be done.

Yes, IHS a bore hole would be good, but a pump is a lot of money. Also borehole drilling here is incredibly expensive to bring the plant in - it's crazy. It rocketed in price about three years ago when it became popular to do ground source heat pumps. Geo-thermal energy stuff became the trendy must-have thing.

I_have_spoken

Sun has come out this evening, an event so rare as to need recording

Fishes like their new filter, it creates a current along the front of the tank which they swim against, like an endless exercise pool. Like birds, the shoal keeps changing the lead fish who goes to the back for a rest

Am about to pull out a group of 'over' foxgloves which will create space for something more permanent. Am thinking about a columnar tree, possibly sorbus aucuparia fastigiata

Rummer

It was dry here today too :j:j:j

choille

Torrential - really monsoon not just in the house either.

Davesnave

Well it rained here early yesterday, but I still managed to cut the grass in the afternoon.

The plumber was a no show again, down to emergencies, and no one from the kitchen co is responding either. However, I had a work schedule from them in the post and nothing happens until a week today, so we can get the room painted.

I'm helping DD2 find a flat today, so that should be fun....not! I've seen enough student accommodation, and so has she, but her man will be a big earner one day....hopefully.

alfie_1

morning all...:D


just been browsing a plant/seed/corm catalogue from a link and am on a roll... always fatal !:o


AGAIN a lovely start to the day.. which sounds great but is a pain re plant watering, ground digging ,hay cutting, horse grass etc..
sounds ungratefull for you'se who have had shiTTe weather...


CTC... if you get near t' internet whilst freestyling at the BDB...have a great time.:beer:


im carless today as its in the garage for repairs finally.. so an enforced final clear out of the "mums room "... ive had the washing machine going washing all the curtains [voilles] from there.
I need to buy another lawn mower and hedge cutter. im a bit nervous buying second hand as both bought last year have failed this year doesn't always pay to get a "bargain" !!
unless of course you are mechanically minded which im not ... well give me a 7kv generator and im fine, silly petrol trimmer and im stumped ...:cool:


ok, well im getting another cuppa then upwards and onwards...
I think my sons home from Canada today ? think he said the 7th..:o
have a good day y'all x