Aye, just on the day one of the SM #2 rarities got reduced again. It really should have sold, it sits unused and shouldn’t.Welcome (back)!
Seen a few of your knives floating about the forum.
Sat processing ten pounds of red currantsare you still living the good life. All well here mate.
Red currants by English Countrylife, on Flickr
Buff Orpington & chickd by English Countrylife, on Flickr
Chick'A 8 bird by English Countrylife, on FlickrGood to hear he's Still at it Stu. I'll drop him a message.Hi all, thank you for the welcomes
@John Fenna , it feels goo to be around.
Hi @Toddy , yes, too long. All is well here and I trust you are the same? Yep, busy, busy, you know how it is.
@lou1661 , thank you and yes, all well, except for the odd and occasional real life stuff but that is part of the journey eh?
Ayup @British Red , are you still living the good life. All well here mate.
Hi @Chris , I have been known to make the odd one, and thank you.
@Nice65 , all is good thank you mate. I fully suspect that is why it feels so comfortable already, it is all those usernames that we recall from years go. It is nice to be in touch mate.
Hi @HillBill , is that why folk come here then, because things are tough. Yes, Mick is still hard at it, he is almost 80 now too, drop him a line, he will fix you up no doubt. Are you still keeping your hand in with the knives?
What you making with the Currants Hugh? Jelly?Sat processing ten pounds of red currants
Red currants by English Countrylife, on Flickr
Watching some of the livestock
Buff Orpington & chickd by English Countrylife, on Flickr
& constructing a new type of chicken coop
Chick'A 8 bird by English Countrylife, on Flickr
I mean it's not the same as attending endless meetings & 400 emails a day, but it'll do![]()
I will make some although increasingly I like whitecurrant jelly as a tracklement. They are great with yoghurt & even make a fab crumbleWhat you making with the Currants Hugh? Jelly?