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My plans are quite fluid until this place sells, I am planning on a canalboat in Scotland, moorings are cheap and lifestyle is laidback. I am looking for community life again, looking for project to invest in. I have some tribe in Spain where I can stay for a bit and help build/rebuild houses/ garde...

The Tribe of Headstrong are selling the base of operations in Central Scotland. It has been a great home for the family, My twins are now at Uni. It is 2 old cottages hacked into 1 house, massive garden will come with pollytunnel. Great neighbours, most of this years plants in the tunnel came from t...

You could get someone in Scotland to buy them and send them over to you.

These belonged to my grandfather, the padlock was on the shed, the pocket wrench was totally rusted, locked up and in the bottom of my mums toolbox, along with the spirit level which shocked me how nice it was with the first few seconds of work.

An amazing opportunity for the right people! https://www.poyntzfieldherbs.co.uk/news.asp We are looking for a young couple to take on the Herb Nursery for another generation under a long lease. A keen interest in herbs is essential along with hardiness and dedication. The web site details the plant ...

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It is a nice project, it has moved along a lot since I first saw it. I was also of the 'too much tech' frame of mind but since then I have been help manage a gardening project with 2 very large pollytunnels. http://polbethandwestcaldergarden.weebly.com/index.html This kit would be lovely in one of t...

I Scotland they are saying:

"take all practicable steps to ensure that poultry and other captive birds kept separate from wild birds"

I don't currently have chickens but the run is still there, in my situation I would install a predator net over the top of the run.

I mainly use metric but for gardening I seem to use imperial. I was taught metric at school but all the teachers thought in imperial. I am part of a large community garden/woodland project and most of the volunteers are older than me so I have had to switch over to imperial. Much of the measurements...

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Yep that's pretty much what I was thinking. Know any good suppliers please?

I have heard good reports from http://www.bimblesolar.com/ some boat dwellers and Bus dwellers I know have used them.
The 12v kits might be what you are after for a small system to learn on.

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