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redofromstart

@Cheery_Daff reminded me of how much I want chickens again, but not at this house. I want natural water and trees and some pigs too.it might never happen but having a dream is essential. 

redofromstart

Green beans, carrots, parsnips, chestnut stuffing and a vitamin tablet on the 'nutrition' front, Go me.

greenbee

redofromstart said:

Green beans, carrots, parsnips, chestnut stuffing and a vitamin tablet on the 'nutrition' front, Go me.

Congratulations. How are you feeling?

redofromstart

@greenbee virtuous? 

redofromstart

(Washed down with the last of the Prosecco obviously)

astrocytic_kitten

redofromstart said:

(Washed down with the last of the Prosecco obviously)

Zero waste is important redo!

greenbee

redofromstart said:

@greenbee virtuous? 

redofromstart said:

(Washed down with the last of the Prosecco obviously)

Glad to hear it

Sun_Addict

Happy New Year 🥳 I had leftover Prosecco too, who even knew it was a thing 😆

Seasidegal58

A belated merry Christmas and a happy New Year for today redo. 🥳🍾

Going back to the bath sealant posts, I used a YouTube hack on mine when it started to show mould in parts. Just soak cotton wool strips in cheap household bleach, leave it for most of the day, remove strips and then spray sealant well with water. It got rid of all of the mould. You can't do it too often apparently as it will rot the sealant but a couple of times per year shouldn't hurt. 

redofromstart

Sun_Addict said:

Happy New Year 🥳 I had leftover Prosecco too, who even knew it was a thing 😆

The tricky bit seems to be finishing a bottle and not opening a new one.  I have not mastered this mystical skill.

Today has involved energetic garden work in the sunshine - weeding and muck spreading which will make my jobs easier in spring.  Really pleased to see that my many cyclamen have now established into a full on mass invasion at the front of the house.  Also spotted lots of snowdrops sticking out where the soil has eroded, they can be re-planted elsewhere.  Love woodland plants.  My prefect garden would be mildly acid woodland and stream with pigs and chickens. 

I remembered about being able to read the gardening magazines for free on LIbby via my library card which was a bonus.