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Sorry to hear all this, pseudonym. I'm glad to hear some of the staff were efficient, but an extra 36 hours because of infighting doesn't sound good :( Still, excellent to hear you're at home now. Take it easy, rest and recuperate, eat the real stuff (fancy the food you were served being exactly wha...

That's a good stumble-across I think I did rewatch the first season about ten years ago, I was surprised how it held up. I wonder what it'll look like after what we did with covid

Thanks Gerald.

So sorry to hear this, Medusa, that level of pain is just awful. And ongoing, from the sound of it

two 100w vertical solar panels pulling in 125w combined, that's good on a summer's day let alone today, only a couple of hours worth like that but all good and free. That's not bad any free power is always good :mrgreen: Got my parents a 200w folding panel to go with their Christmas gift dad's been...

Welcome to the forum! That's quite a day to join. Hopefully there's lots on here that's interesting for you, and it will be good to get your input too.

ForgeCorvus wrote: ↑Wed Dec 31, 2025 2:50 pm Happy Calender Advancement Day everybody.

May your preps be untouched (save for Rotation) and your life be stress free.

I love this!

The same wishes to you and to all.

Happy New Year frost all over the place this morning, but the heating's on, cup of coffee to hand, that's okay

That's great, Adjee, thank you so much. I've read about it - in fact, heating river stones in a camp fire was used by an American guy who used to run "retreats", and adopted shaman-type rituals from Native Americans. But he used the wrong stone/heated them incorrectly, and one exploded - a...

Extra boiling pot out ready to keep a constant supply of warm water for all the animals and our heat stones brought in which we will put in the petchka then transfer to the animal pens overnight (an old trick but it works well). Can you tell us a bit more about the heat stones? How big are they, wh...

Shame on me 😔 Doing a bit of shuffling of the food reserves in the loft. Decided to chuck all my pre 2020 chickpeas, dried veg, lasagna sheets and a few other bits that never rotate into my regular diet.somewhere around £75 to replace. Lasagna sheets had lasted well considering they are only in car...