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Is that the panic buying started? Unleaded out everywhere near us! Hopefully it’s just the lawnmowers getting filled up!

Thanks for that!

New to me but previously enjoyed Bowland Blades SLH, totally blunt so a little project!

We have some deer stalking where we need to pack out the meat! Just out of utility this should help

Home vacuum packing is your friend! A lot of shop packing can be reduced if you can vac pack at home!

I agree with Brock, 110ah deep cycle battery and a solar charger, you can wire in isb or use an inverter with that battery. Below is a solar charge station we made for a Pheasant pen, the little panel on top wired into a split charger that charged two 110ah battery’s that ran the electric...

Is s2002 not the slow drying one that has low solvent content in it? S2001 has higher solvent content in it and dries faster but causes static by drying quickly, not many paint shops use the fast one! Thankfully you didn’t get the water based one, would like to see you light that!

Mora companion stainless steel

If you see them with sweeter vinegars they are much more palatable!

We got a fat wood pallet at work, I kept it obviously! You could smell it a mile away!

In preparation for a camp trip chilli, these sausages to add some heat!

I planted three cornered leek and wild garlic! Nothing yet sadly! Good luck!

Maybe not tinned, but recommended

Gym today, listened to this!

Not like Scotland, they are easily corrupted, even just with ice cream!

Go to the dump, loads of old fridges and ovens to get parts from!

I guess it’s just a hands on operation now and giving it a bash. Sounds like quite a useable plant!

It’s very wet, turns out we have a tractor mounted rotovator so easy to get rid of weeds quick! I can test the soil and let you know!

Would really like to visit the crannog centre again! Went to the place over from it and was excited it was getting rebuilt!

It’s more just cover the pheasants can hide in we are planting but want to combine stuff we can eat :) Most leafy things die back with a frost but it’s to hold them until then, stop them walking to the next farm!