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Archive for February, 2012

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I had to write a blog post today – chance only comes up every 4 years. Beautiful day – spent most of it building out arbour/pegola thing, watching the toads, frogs and newts in the pond and even managed some blankie time – it was that warm And i caught a bit too much sun [...]

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Over the last couple of days we have been tackling the room of doom aka the spare room. ‘Spare’ makes it seem surplus to requirements – not so – we have both worked from home in that room, it is the main storage area of our home dyed wool, in various stages of  process, our [...]

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spring, in pictures

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sowing: broad beans – express – in modules in greenhouse cabbage – primo – in seed tray in greenhouse red spring onions – in pot in greenhouse lettuce – red salad bowl – in seed tray in propagator

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schmallenberg virus

Another animal virus does the rounds  - this time smallenberg virus – which affects cattle sheep and goats. Defra information It would seem from the information given that it reduces milk yield in cattle, but more worrying causes birth defects in sheep and cattle.  For sheep this could result in difficult/impossible births – the vets [...]

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sown: broad beans – express leeks – mammoth tornado calabrese – green magic geraniums

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poor man’s goose

My mum has often talked fondly of this dish that her grandmother used to make, a way of using up left over roast pork.  And  good leftovers recipes are popular  in this house, as we like to cook a large joint. My version of poor man’s goose has potatoes in it (not accurate to my mum’s memory of [...]

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harvesting: leeks savoy cabbage spring cabbage PSB sage

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