I genuinely believe they have personalities and that these change as they get older.
Patterns seem to emerge, but then they'll go and break them.
They go through phases.
Well, I think so anyway, from my limited experience.
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Patterns seem to emerge, but then they'll go and break them.
They go through phases.
Well, I think so anyway, from my limited experience.
Yep, can relax a bit, though i might do some more palaeo later.
forgot to say, fidos mushrooms didn't/haven't yet sprouted again
Probably good news, for your peace of mind if nothing else.
They were most likely harmless, but better off growing elsewhere.
soo.... i need some gloves that will be thin enough to work with on but also 100% waterproof. usually i put on thin wooly (knitted by the resident arachnid ) and then a pair of washing up gloves over...
i'm wonder if wet suit gloves would do? trawling amazon but mixed reviews, any thoughts?
) and then a pair of washing up gloves over... i'm wonder if wet suit gloves would do? trawling amazon but mixed reviews, any thoughts?
i'm sure miss womblyn seen a pic of my pink marigolds last year
Wet suits aren't waterproof. They work by trapping a layer of water between the suit and the skin. The water warms up which keeps the wearer warmer.
I used to do a lot of kayaking. They wouldn't help with what you need John; you'd end up with fungal infections
Long-sleeved marigolds over woolly gloves would be better
I used to do a lot of kayaking. They wouldn't help with what you need John; you'd end up with fungal infections
Long-sleeved marigolds over woolly gloves would be better
in other amazon news...
voting is done, results are in and the evolution T has won. i also have picked out another however shall remain a surprise.
voting is done, results are in and the evolution T has won. i also have picked out another however shall remain a surprise.
@johnandjade microfleece liner gloves sold by outdoor shops like Millets would be good for inside your marigolds.fankooo mum
They're thin, warm and dry out quickly!
Like these:
https://m.millets.co.uk/product/black-trekmates-mens-siloch-liner-gloves/185907/
https://m.millets.co.uk/product/black-peter-storm-viloft-glove-liners/125147/
https://m.millets.co.uk/product/black-sealskinz-mens-thermal-liner-gloves/114376/
https://m.millets.co.uk/product/black-berghaus-power-stretch-gloves/100191/
They have about a dozen varieties on the website. It's probably easier to pop into the shop to look
I think that's a good idea John try this.......soo.... i need some gloves that will be thin enough to work with on but also 100% waterproof. usually i put on thin wooly (knitted by the resident arachnid
i'm wonder if wet suit gloves would do? trawling amazon but mixed reviews, any thoughts?
http://www.deepbluedive.com/diving/gloves.html
I did indeed John - along with your pinny and fluffy feather duster.i'm sure miss womblyn seen a pic of my pink marigolds last year
told you a mums duties are never done
. hows joe settled in??? i absolutely hate having to put on gloves, i don't mind enduring the cold and wet however my little girls body does, skin splits
I did indeed John - along with your pinny and fluffy feather duster.
ah, my freddy mercury
Why not just stick to the tried and tested method ?soo.... i need some gloves that will be thin enough to work with on but also 100% waterproof. usually i put on thin wooly (knitted by the resident arachnid
i'm wonder if wet suit gloves would do? trawling amazon but mixed reviews, any thoughts?
Fungal infections are cool!
home time, battery going to die. i have a powerbank.... left at home:/
See you later J
That's yeasty for you to say!Fungal infections are cool!
