May 23, 20206 yr Found some wild garlic on a walk down eagley brook seen it all over the lake district and Derbyshire but not in Bolton before,bunged it in with some mushrooms very nice .
May 23, 20206 yr 23 minutes ago, Good Knee said: Found some wild garlic on a walk down eagley brook seen it all over the lake district and Derbyshire but not in Bolton before,bunged it in with some mushrooms very nice . You've obviously not been on Leverhulme Park. Tonnes of WG on there.
May 23, 20206 yr 23 minutes ago, Underpants said: You've obviously not been on Leverhulme Park. Tonnes of WG on there. No I haven't been that way for a while might head down there this afternoon walk along the river .
May 23, 20206 yr 50 minutes ago, Underpants said: You've obviously not been on Leverhulme Park. Tonnes of WG on there. I wouldnt know what to look for Is it in the wooded bit below the 5 a side?
May 23, 20206 yr 56 minutes ago, Casino said: I wouldnt know what to look for Is it in the wooded bit below the 5 a side? Where the 5 aside pitches are go pass the barrier down the hill. It's on the left. But there's loads of the stuff on the less used tracks on the park. You can smell it. It's all coming in to flower now so not much good for anything.
May 24, 20206 yr Bought some chickens so I eventually can have their eggs every morning, dog was barking like mad about 3am thought someone was in the house, he took us to the patio window and there was two foxes in the back trying to get to the chicks. Had to wrestle the dog to stay in whilst I went out and chased the little fuckers off. They’d managed to put a hole in the fence of the coop. Had to bring them in. It was meant so I could have eggs for breakfast, I’ll be eating fox soon.
May 24, 20206 yr 35 minutes ago, Rudy’s Message said: Bought some chickens so I eventually can have their eggs every morning, dog was barking like mad about 3am thought someone was in the house, he took us to the patio window and there was two foxes in the back trying to get to the chicks. Had to wrestle the dog to stay in whilst I went out and chased the little fuckers off. They’d managed to put a hole in the fence of the coop. Had to bring them in. It was meant so I could have eggs for breakfast, I’ll be eating fox soon. Get yourself a horse and a bugle whilst you’re at it you murdering Tory cunt
May 24, 20206 yr 12 minutes ago, Spider said: Get yourself a horse and a bugle whilst you’re at it you murdering Tory cunt Only way I’ll be allowed to break lockdown rules 👀
May 24, 20206 yr If the foxes manage to get in and cause carnage - don't disturb them (the foxes). People anthropomorphisise their behaviour when they go on a killing spree as 'greedy' or 'bloodthirsty' but, left undisturbed, they will return to fetch then stash the other carcasses. I mean your not going to stick them in your pot are you? So why let them die in vain..? On the flipside, I was never that arsed about foxhunting - I don't mind genuine toffs having a bit of a lark. It's the Hyancith Bucket/'Considerably richer than yow...' nouveau riche types I despise. They should ban shopping in Waitrose, pretending to know about wine or owning an Aga instead.
May 24, 20206 yr 13 minutes ago, Youri McAnespie said: If the foxes manage to get in and cause carnage - don't disturb them (the foxes). People anthropomorphisise their behaviour when they go on a killing spree as 'greedy' or 'bloodthirsty' but, left undisturbed, they will return to fetch then stash the other carcasses. I mean your not going to stick them in your pot are you? So why let them die in vain..? On the flipside, I was never that arsed about foxhunting - I don't mind genuine toffs having a bit of a lark. It's the Hyancith Bucket/'Considerably richer than yow...' nouveau riche types I despise. They should ban shopping in Waitrose, pretending to know about wine or owning an Aga instead. They can find food elsewhere just not with my chickens I detest fox hunting, Tessa May wanted to bring it back for some bizarre reason but she also does funny dances with Africans so hey ho. I do have an Aga though
May 24, 20206 yr Stick a broomhandle in the ground near the coop, ram a shop bought chicken onto it, up the jacksie - they might be satisfied with that. Theresa May was damned if she did damned if she didn't with her silly dance, and she should've brought foxhunting back - 90% of them have mange anyway.
May 24, 20206 yr 1 minute ago, Youri McAnespie said: Stick a broomhandle in the ground near the coop, ram a shop bought chicken onto it, up the jacksie - they might be satisfied with that. Theresa May was damned if she did damned if she didn't with her silly dance, and she should've brought foxhunting back - 90% of them have mange anyway. Shall I season it and cook it first?
May 24, 20206 yr @Rudy’s Message Why not? A bit of salt, garlic, rosemary, olive oil, black pepper and lemon is literally two minutes of a job. Set some aside minus the lemon and you can do some potato wedges for them, too. Stick these in the lawn individually, using cocktail sticks. Edited May 24, 20206 yr by Youri McAnespie
May 24, 20206 yr 7 minutes ago, Youri McAnespie said: @Rudy’s Message Why not? A bit of salt, garlic, rosemary, olive oil, black pepper and lemon is literally two minutes of a job. Set some aside minus the lemon and you can do some potato wedges for them, too. Stick these in the lawn individually, using cocktail sticks. What about gravy? Put it in a trough?
May 24, 20206 yr Gravy? With seasoned chicken? You monster... Even the wiley reynard would turn their snout up at gravy.
May 24, 20206 yr 3 minutes ago, Youri McAnespie said: Gravy? With seasoned chicken? You monster... Even the wiley reynard would turn their snout up at gravy. Gravy on everything
May 24, 20206 yr 3 hours ago, Youri McAnespie said: Gravy? With seasoned chicken? You monster... Even the wiley reynard would turn their snout up at gravy. Call yourself a northerner?
May 24, 20206 yr A properly made gravy - yes, but not over owt seasoned already, well other than with salt and pepper. Shit powdered gravy is for on your chips. And the only things from the chippy to go with gravy are any of; chips, sausage, babbeh's head, scallops, scraps, pie (except cheese). Gravy with fish, for example, is the repast of a reptile - unfit for human fellowship. Gravy in general slathered over everything, well I hope I've worked my way out of such circumstances. Edited May 24, 20206 yr by Youri McAnespie
May 24, 20206 yr On 04/05/2020 at 12:26, Spider said: In that case, no. Spat it out and cracked on. a little whitt in the making
May 24, 20206 yr my two years in Germany I had my own POLYTUNNEL we had Tomatoes Qcumber Chilly,s Peppers
May 24, 20206 yr Author On 22/05/2020 at 23:40, Youri McAnespie said: Apparently root goes down feet, it's impossible to weed effectively - just got to keep on top of it and hope it dies back - but treat it as hazardous waste once weeded, don't compost it or dump it anywhere on your plot, bin it or burn it. On 23/05/2020 at 08:13, Biggish Dave said: Aye, Mrs TMGJ told me similar. Keep pulling them up in as long a piece as possible. The root will eventually weaken but it will take donkeys years for that to happen. You’re stuck with them - welcome to my world I've stopped using a specific were killer for mare's tail as it was a bit nasty, and I believe it's going to be banned soon. However, started using tribute selective weed killer on it, and although a bit slower than the other, found it effective. Google it fellas as other brands will be available. It can be composted once dead (even untreated stuff can be if dug out and dried out to death before hand). That's if you can be bothered with all the digging. Edited May 24, 20206 yr by Tonge moor green jacket
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