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Olympics 2012
I have to admit, before hand I really wasn’t interested. Not interested in sport, rather glad I was out of London, happy to basically let the Olympics happen without me as it does every four years. However then EV organised … Continue reading
Science without religion is lame, religion without science is blind
I’ve been reading a book. Sort of. The book in question is an app, which causes the lines between reading and watching and indeed playing to blur a little, but fundamentally it was a book, and mostly I read it. … Continue reading
Vegetables
King Edward, 1.6kg from 2 seed potatoes in a bag. Golden Bear F1 onions, from seed, pinch per module, 2.3kg. Good taste, shame the weather was so bad they are mostly picklers. Jacket Potato (~6kg?), and his Nanny.
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Love to the world! (Flowers!)
Mid-season update! The potato bed. Or should I say, the nasturtium bed. The potatoes haven’t really done as well as other people’s have, but I’m used to that now with tatties. They’ll be dug up soon, which I suspect will … Continue reading
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STICKERS!
No one told me there would be shiny stickers!!! I have stuck them on my book 😀 So yesterday was good – I got my 1/2 stone award, plus I got Slimmer of the Week (and won the bag of … Continue reading
Mad cat, an English woman, and the mid-day sun
Summer is here! Good bye jet stream. Hello blue skies and bright sun – for today at least. Harvest is also here, which is a little confusing, seasonally speaking, I’ll grant you. My bag of Anya potatoes were looking well … Continue reading
Nice beetroots, hur hur hur
Another harvest first today – radishes! I was worried about my sweetcorn as they were rather yellow – not dying, but no reassuringly green. Some fellow GYOers suggested it was wind stress, and others that it was magnesium deficiency. I … Continue reading
I smell a bit of garlic at the moment…
And the garlic harvest is in! Good sized bulbs, despite the rust. Seventeen are I think the over wintered Thermidrome, the small one is I think a biennial from last year. I pulled up a shallot to see how they … Continue reading
Farming sunlight
When I was lambing, back when I was but a nipper of a proto-vet, the farmer said to me that he didn’t farm sheep, grass was his crop. No, this wasn’t an admission of illicit herb horticulture, but recognition that … Continue reading
We can’t think of a word that rhymes! Or… a title…
We went to visit Jingle, Ding and Dong on Saturday – this is AnM having a cuddle. And J with his Grandad. So sweet! He’s very well behaved for someone so small. Then on Sunday I spent a long 3-4 … Continue reading