I was looking at a munty this afternoon, trying to decide where I could put it, but I don't have anywhere suitable. so I am going to try a V shaped support this year.
I will keep an eye on your diary, to see how you get on with it.
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Re: Mallard's 2013 diary.I was looking at a munty this afternoon, trying to decide where I could put it, but I don't have anywhere suitable. so I am going to try a V shaped support this year.
I will keep an eye on your diary, to see how you get on with it.
Re: Pak Choythis site may help. http://moreveg.co.uk/page/116
I looked at growing it a couple of years ago, but it seemed to be a 'hit or miss' type veg and I don't have the room to waste.
Re: Grow your Own Diaries 2013 Info
Lost a year Richard? or just wishful thinking
Re: Homemade Baileys Homemade whiskey? how? With a still, you make a mash of grain, this gets heated in a sealed container, the steam then goes through a copper pipe, which is coiled in a bucket of water, and the alcohol drips out of the end of the copper tube. This is just a basic description of how to make it. I'm no...
Re: Computer type tv problemYou're welcome zedhead, as for the beer, buy one, drink it and just tell me how it tasted . We no longer have a TV, someone gave us a 40" PC monitor about 10 months ago, I set up my old PC as a media center and the TV never got switched on again, so it was installed around at my daughters, the ...
Re: Empty BottlesSome of the more odd shaped spirit bottles, I have made glow lights out of, just a simple LED circuit placed inside, then filled with broken light bulbs, some are just a steady glow, others have flashing/moving type circuits, some work from button batteries, some from wall transformers. As of yet, I...
Re: Raised bedsAs far as I can tell, the height depends on how good the soil below is, mine are over 18" height, but stand on pure clay, a friend of mine his are around 6" high, but he has good soil below that. If the soil at ground level is workable, to a decent depth, I would presume you can make the r...
Re: Door bell!!!!It looks like you can replace the doorbell part. http://www.mrdoorbell.com/Friedland-Doorman-Wireless-Replacement-Bell-Push-WFDC879-p-173.html You may even find them on evilbay Or if you know someone fairly good with electronics/electrics, they should be able to open the unit and see if its just the...
Re: Computer type tv problemlooks to me like you need one of these
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/3-5mm-Stereo-Jack-Socket-to-2-Phono-RCA-Plugs-Adapter-/200594122849 then plug the 2 plugs into the audio in on the rear of the TV, to the right of the audio out sockets.
Re: Computer type tv problemThanks Bollybarb, I enjoy learning about all electronics, to the point of taking a basic electronics course, but AV is my favourite. Looking at google again, it seems panasonic only recommend 2 adapters, the panasonic one and the netgear WNDA3100 v.2, it must be the v.2 version, a quick search on ev...
Re: Computer type tv problemThis thread may or may not help, it is for a different model, but should give some insight. http://www.avforums.com/forums/lcd-led-lcd-tvs/1281516-alternative-panasonic-dy-wl10-usb-wireless-adaptor.html It seems not all are compatible, do you have any friends who have a wireless dongle, that you cou...
Re: Making Haslet There is a butcher near here that makes his own, it is gorgeous, not cheap but worth it, and it doesn't come in slices, more like a little ball We call them savoury ducks around our way. A long time ago, I lived in shropshire, with my parents, and the butcher in the local village made haslet, we ha...
Re: Which internet/phone supplier?I have been with T8lk T8lk for just over 3 years, before that, I started with Freeserve, who were bought out by Wannado, who were bought by Or8nge and I had nothing but trouble with their connections and a few problems with payments ( they were taking the direct debit twice a month!!) so we parted c...
Re: What to grow during the winter.This will be my first time growing winter veg, I usually let the beds rest, covered over with horse/chicken manure, which gets dug in the following spring after the worms have had a play with it. But for this winter, I've thrown some chicken manure pellets and growmore into one bed which I'll be pla...
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