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oats and any thing else I got layer around even the same twice

it be fine as long as bottle still sealed

38 . use them when adjusting cloth to fit when I can not find me pins

now I like that idea I always use old bra strap to make straps for new vest tops made a great hand bag out of my old leather motor cycle trousers and the rest of the leather I use to finish padded foot rest witch start as a wooden wine box, phone cases, re cover palm of bike gloves to :iconbiggrin:

I just ferment with it natural yeast to 4 or 5 days in bucket
rack off into another day a put into primed bottles the next
mine always goes off with a bang and clear

lots and lots and lots of home grown veg and fruit

yummy

just picked today after being away for a week 2 kg rhubarb almost 1kg black currants over 1kg red currants wild strawberries strawberries raspberries salad potatoes about 6kg ( all from a 9p bag of updated potatoes now that what a call a good turn for your money) :cheers: 2 kgs peas big hand of runn...

going to do a pea pod wine today after I shell all the peas I just picked

Pumkinpie wrote:My goodness what time were you out fennel picking this morning.
Does it make an aniseedy flavoured wine?

was Sunday morning just had not gone to bed
hoping it makes a aniseedy flavour never made it before

my friend has just borrowed some pigs to clear his veg garden
not sure this will help
but a great idea
his veg garden is half a field

just put on fennel beer
and fennel wine

from wild fennel I picked this morning

my garden is divided into three ad is mainly edible my nice looking garden is made up as follows at the back I have Victoria plum , quince, apricot, green gage and a mulberry tree in between that lot I have black currants, red currants, gooseberry, cardoon, and artichokes, Jogo berries in the front ...

I grow my own veg make my own wine beer etc. :drunken: foraging all food made from fresh ingredient make all my own cosmetic and most of my own cloths recycle most things my hand bag is made from my old motorcycle jeans bring home from work egg shells coffee groutes jam jar and wine bottles, plastic...

I think 60% is the number that have dug a patch, planted things and watched as slugs eat, weeds choke and the weather blights all the hard work before a single carrot is pulled and eaten. people next door do the same thing every year plant peas and runner beans and let them dry out on plants than s...

when I got loads in doors I hovered them up that worked a treat