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  1. sandspider
    Good find Paul. Only £375 on that link!
  2. sandspider
    In time they'd probably grow towards the south and might straighten out a bit, yes. Worth a try!
  3. sandspider
    They may survive, though generally older trees recover less well. If you cut them to below the original graft you'll get growth from the rootstock, not the fruit tree you want / expect... (Assuming they were grafted that is)
  4. sandspider
    Robbing your naan for a flatbread?! Go on then Jonny, what's your recipe? They look damn good.
  5. sandspider
    It's not his hands that I'm worrying about!
  6. sandspider
    Oh, it's in a masonry chimney, with a liner fed through. No insulation around the liner. Chimney was a bit damp when installed, but stove installer said he'd sorted the flaunching and it should dry out, eventually...
  7. sandspider
    Hi folks This is a heta inspire, installed maybe 5 years ago. Used a few times a week when cold, or a few times a month when not too bad. I discovered this rust round the back, which I assume isn't ideal. Does it mean condensation is running down the chimney liner inside? Should I be concerned? There's enough rust to brush off loose flakes, and it smells a bit sooty when there's a down draught... Thanks.
  8. sandspider
    That's the one. Evaporated milk and sugar.
  9. sandspider
    Facebook marketplace? Quite a few scammers. There's Folksy, a UK Etsy equivalent I think, but never sold or bought anything on it. I like the Jack Skellington(?) figurey things.
  10. sandspider
    Kent! I went to school there and had gypsy tart, flippin delicious. Told my wife about it and she thinks I made it up, never seen it anywhere else!
  11. sandspider
    Nitens grows quickly but wouldn't coppice for me
  12. sandspider
    Eucalyptus? Not native, but good burning wood, quick growth (very quick), coppice if you choose the right varieties... They drink a lot of water so would dry out ground, don't know how they cope with sodden ground, but mine seem to thrive in soggy South Wales. Having said that, I've planted a few coppices of euc for firewood production in a paddock - not sure I'd want to plant them in a proper woodland setting, they don't look natural.
  13. sandspider
    Because without G he'd be anus! Took me a minute!
  14. sandspider
    How big are the crates?
  15. sandspider
    Having said that, the glass on my burley clouds up quite badly. And eventually the glass hazes and can't be cleaned, as the fire burns so hot!
  16. sandspider
    So gay!
  17. sandspider
    When my wife and i were looking at flower suppliers for our wedding, one of them offered us "lesbian teas", by which she meant fruit teas, mint tea etc. Ha.
  18. sandspider
    Don't rush in, watch it for a year or so and see what happens, what grows where etc. Enjoy!
  19. sandspider
    I recently bought a grafting knife on Amazon, just as it caught my eye. It's OK, but nothing like as sharp as my ancient Opinel.
  20. sandspider
    High temp sealant. I find fire cement cracks. There should be some sort of collar on the stove you put the flue into, then fill with high temp sealant.
  21. sandspider
    I'm in South Wales and can cut you euc foliage?
  22. sandspider
    I've always found that strange. "I've filmed you comitting a crime, got you bang to rights". "Ah, no, you didn't tell me you were filming, so it doesn't count". But if you warned them you were filming / recording, they wouldn't commit the crime!
  23. sandspider
    Lit the fire now. Good to have it going again, such a cheerful, dry warmth
  24. sandspider
    Damp is all around me... And so the mould grows...
  25. sandspider
    Put the heating on for an hour for the first time today, mainly to see if it works before we really need it. Evenings are getting cold and dank though, sure I'll light the fires before long.

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