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Old 27th January 2022, 08:56   #163521
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Morning everyone, nothing much to report. This morning I cleaned the pool ready for Jessica to have a swim. Pool is looking clear and blue, the water temp is 16C, a tad chilly. I am about to unblock the drainage pipes to the septic tank. I thought I would do this before lunch in case the smells are bad.
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Old 27th January 2022, 09:09   #163522
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Morning all, been up an hour and ready to back to bed, feels like I’ve been run over, all muscles aching so much.

More coffee required…
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Old 27th January 2022, 09:18   #163523
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Morning all, been up an hour and ready to back to bed, feels like I’ve been run over, all muscles aching so much.

More coffee required…
My daughter had it last week and felt the same. She's a bit better now and is back to work with a clear test but is still feeling the fatigue and has poor concentration etc. Take care. Mike
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Old 27th January 2022, 10:53   #163524
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I've just found the mother load of worms in my garden! The bird feeders over the edge of the lawn have left three big mounds of grass,wheat,barley & everything in between growing there from the seed spillage over last year.


I took the spade to them to level them off & holy moly I've never seen as many worms in in my life
I've just spent two hours picking them out by the bucket full out of that stuff & putting them in my compost piles to break it down.
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Old 27th January 2022, 18:04   #163525
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The bird feeders over the edge of the lawn have left three big mounds of grass,wheat,barley & everything in between growing there from the seed spillage over last year.
That's why I stopped using a seed mix, the birds only ate the seeds they liked, the rest got thrown over their shoulder, used to get all kinds of triffids appearing under the feeder. Moved the feeder a while back so that it sits above a paved area, any dropped sunflower seeds are hoovered up by other birds, mainly blackbirds at this time of year!
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Old 27th January 2022, 18:19   #163526
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Evening Steve, seems i'm lucky with the bird feeders, no wasted seeds here, the greedy beggars dont leave anything.
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Old 27th January 2022, 18:32   #163527
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Evening Steve, seems i'm lucky with the bird feeders, no wasted seeds here, the greedy beggars dont leave anything.
Hi Andy, since we switched to sunflower hearts there's none wasted here either. When we used a seed mix we noticed they picked out the sunflower hearts and chucked the rest so we now get 20 kilo bags of sunflower hearts delivered, last 3-4 weeks. Any sunflower hearts that get dropped are taken care of either by other birds or the field mice that appear later in the day.

Ging thought she might have covid but she's tested herself twice and its come back negative. Seems a stinker of a cold still exists.
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Old 27th January 2022, 19:10   #163528
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That's why I stopped using a seed mix, the birds only ate the seeds they liked, the rest got thrown over their shoulder, used to get all kinds of triffids appearing under the feeder. Moved the feeder a while back so that it sits above a paved area, any dropped sunflower seeds are hoovered up by other birds, mainly blackbirds at this time of year!

You're right! But I cant really put them anywhere else where the neighbourhood cats cant get at them, I sit in the conservatory watching them & half of the seed in the feeders gets thrown over their shoulders The mounds were just a mass of germinated seeds.
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Just keep an eye on what springs up Ian



Busy making the filling for spring rolls, cook and drain it then let it cool overnight.
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Busy making the filling for spring rolls, cook and drain it then let it cool overnight.



LOL Most of them looked like those bean sprouts that go in spring rol;ls, Talking of which I got some Chinese ribs in a sauce with spring rolls off the reduced shelf at ASDA, I didn't have any as the sauce tasted real spicy, I had the leftover cottage pie from yesterday.
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