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And, observe, it does not affect the integrity of the original seal, as it does not touch it.

One of my projects is leather leaves or flowers...so, could be quite small...maybe too small for anything else

Bright colours? Thin? I could use that. Anything in particular do you want or shall I make a surprise box?

I need to sort my kit and get rid of the excess. (I have a habit of grabbing bargains even if I have no immediate use for them, I suspect I am not the only one)

Hi All. Anyone got any leather for varied projects? I have lots to trade, as usual.

What I didnt say was there are several more of those rings and outer caps.

Oh, Im sure someone will want them.

As I said; a Primus no. 5. Looks to be fairly intact but there is all that soldering by the fuel inlet. And a box of gubbins.

Not these, they are the piercing tins.

https://sheelanagig.org/stanton-st-quintin/ This has a contextualising photo.

Yes. And there are many theories; none with much backing proof. Pattree, you are right, a protective demon, encouraged outside but not allowed in the church. But... https://sheelanagig.org/mere/ This one is inside the church.

(I forgot to take a picture to contextualise it, bah). About a foot tall, high on the church tower at Stanton St Quintin.

Looks like Blackie got to it. But it cannot be, -he eats them.

What do people like the Saami do? Your not going to tell me they have nice, centrally heated, cabins all these days? I suspect even the young uns go out in all weathers.

But the land might not be of use for much else. (The willow idea sounds good though).

No experience with this but dont some folk use an adult bag and tie it around with a strap or belt?

Probably the soundest advice all thread. I suspect livestock would be best; wet ground stays greener for longer; this is why we had watermeadows in Wiltshire, to give the sheep something to eat in the winter.

Oh, thats a shame; Im working then.

Willow sprouts like billy-o. My Grandfather used willow peasticks...often ended up more willow shoots than peas. (The weeping willow in this country started life as a dismantled basket planted out by a curious receiver of a foreign gift, I believe) Go find a willow you like and cut a few...