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Hello and welcome to the forum Dale :)

I've always fancied it but unfortunately it clashes with the Bushmoot.

I'm surprised there's not been any entries for this month yet. I was expecting several from those that enjoy walking amongst the countryside :)

Any of those extra pictures you've posted would perfectly match this months theme :)

The vote is over for the February heat of 2025 and I'm pleased to announce we have a winner which is Kirsty again :) Well done Kirsty, as you already know, your photo will go forward to the Grand final which unfortunately is a few months away so you've got a bit of a wait. In the meantime yur...

Nice video Hugh. One question I've got is you didn't say where you keep it when you're curing meat. I'm assuming somewhere sheltered but with a good flow of air.

Have a good time Pat

Tickets to take the current wife to Harry Potter World for her birthday in June

Just a wee bump to remind folks to get their vote in :)

A great way to spend a few days, thanks for sharing it with us :)

You appoint a solicitor to act as executor on your behalf. You put in the will where you want to be buried but your executor/family don't have to abide by this.

I doubt Tim will reply as he was last on the forum 8 years ago

Kapok

We're now into March so here's the thread for you to enter in the this months heat for the 2025 Photograph competition. :) The theme for March is Up Amongst the Hills Please note your photograph must be taken within the last 5 years. For all the competition rules and themes for the other...

We're now into March which means you've got to decide who's the winner of the Febuary heat of this years photograph competition. The theme for Febuary was The Working Dog and we've had a nice range of dogs for to you pick your favourite one from :). As in previous heats the winner will...

How long until the Bushmoot?

A new sofa to replace the old one our cocker chewed up :/

What wood are you carving? Some woods like Elm and Sycamore can have the grain grow in crazy directions unlike Hazel and Birch which usually have nice straight grains.

Just a bump to remind folks to entries need to be in by midnight tomorrow :)

Hello and welcome to the forum :)