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It had to be done wood Multi layers of MDF with the centre having two sheets of paper stuck to them for parting. The wood has been woman handled into something that resembles a cylinder pattern. The head needs a little more work After handling wood I had to spend some time recovering in the garden. So a picture for you Dave Jo
Have you put your onions in yet Dave Tatties are in... as are the Beetroot..... Spring is here Jo
Tatties are in... as are the Beetroot..... Spring is here
Pleased to see a few more gardeners out there, there is nothing nicer than fresh produce from the garden Not sure how they get away with selling that taste/smell free stuff in the shops Dave, I too had been hoarding in the greenhouse using it for drying wood I had to make a point to clear out at Xmas . One for Zee.... Last year's onions: The individual size all depends on how much it rains in June and July. Before they put me on a water meter they were much bigger Hopefully get the patterns finished off this week, then they can join the Otto Langen patterns on a visit to the foundry Is that a Motorbike lurking there ........A BMW with earles forks ?? Jo
Is that a Motorbike lurking there ........A BMW with earles forks ??
Pleased to see a few more gardeners out there, there is nothing nicer than fresh produce from the garden Not sure how they get away with selling that taste/smell free stuff in the shops Dave, I too had been hoarding in the greenhouse using it for drying wood I had to make a point to clear out at Xmas . One for Zee.... Last year's onions: The individual size all depends on how much it rains in June and July. Before they put me on a water meter they were much bigger Hopefully get the patterns finished off this week, then they can join the Otto Langen patterns on a visit to the foundry Jo
Those are the big ones Kerrin. Last year I decided to pickle all the smaller one Previously I had foolishly tried replanting them the following year but they just throw up flower spikes This year young Dave talked me into not throwing away all the weany little onions from the sets but rather to still plant them and use them as spring onions. Patterns are ready to go on their holidays Jo