And they grow quite a lot of soft fruit as well.
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4 years ago
Scottish shielding food parcel.....
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4 years ago
neighbour has plum trees.....very nice as well they are
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4 years ago
True. Well worth saving on other things to buy those toys.
But the point I was really making was that in a 12 week lockdown, you'll need more from a supermarket than just food.
Still amazed if you really can feed yourself well for under £1.50 a day.
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4 years ago
True. I know an ex MP who once tried it for a TV prog. Didn't manage to get a job, but it did change his outlook on life dramatically.
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4 years ago
I never claimed to feed myself "well".
2 slices of toast for brunch and 25p value instant pasta for dinner is not eating well, but it gets me through enough days to keep the average down.Owain
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4 years ago
Why ?.
If you don't use them anyway, your life will be unaffected.
Your council will not be able to collect any business rates too.
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4 years ago
Quite pleasant when done on a bbq with their skins on. Then squirt some nutella inside.
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4 years ago
But this year no-one will be here to pick them if we are still in economy-annialation phase :-(
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4 years ago
Earl Grey is the most unnatural tea there is, surely ?.
Sainburys Red Label tea is actually quite good (for my taste). Much cheaper than overpriced Twinings.
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4 years ago
You haven't bought a new smartphone recently I take it ?
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4 years ago
see the 'Carse O' Gowrie'
Microclimate ideal for fruit
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4 years ago
Yuk! Maple syrup and clotted cream please!
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4 years ago
Not ever!
Last phone cost £4.95
Owain
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4 years ago
All I can say is you're missing out. They don't have to cost £500.
I guess you can say if you can live without it up to now then fair doos. But a hermits could say the same living in a cave washing their clothes against a rock.
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4 years ago
Seems EU workers are coming to the rescue - once more. So much for then stealing our jobs.
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4 years ago
That?s wrong. That would have seen a much higher death rate like so much of the USA is seeing.
Coffee shops are a small part of business rates.
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4 years ago
Fark, that?s almost as bad as a deep fried mars bar.
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4 years ago
Hardly the end of civilisation as we know it to skip one season.
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4 years ago
I do have a Hudl, which cost me about £30 with Tesco vouchers. That's occasionally *very* handy, if away from home for several days, or if travelling and I need to look at live train times.
But mostly I could go weeks in normal circumstances without *needing* it.
Owain
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I use my phone all the time and didn't cost much more than your Hudl.
It's a brilliant sat nav too.