- Posts
- 44,814
- Location
- East Dorset
Poor thing!I'm getting more and more convinced that my big old cat has dementia, but it seems to come and go ...
He's piddled in the bread bin twice now ... and on the back door mat ...
Poor baby ...
Poor thing!I'm getting more and more convinced that my big old cat has dementia, but it seems to come and go ...
He's piddled in the bread bin twice now ... and on the back door mat ...
Poor baby ...
Can't understand this, if your boiler comes on in the morning, early, surely the rooms should be not too warm. In your case , as the heating will be off when you go to bed, why not open the TRV in your bedroom fully, then once the heating is working turn it down a bit? Gives you a nice warm room to get up into!Morning All
Raining here, heating failed (again)
Seems that with all the TRV's saying "No thank You" to heat the boiler cannot dissipate the heat quick enough and it trips the overheat.
Maybe I shall have to up the "desired temp" in each room on each TRV a little (seems wasteful).
Anyway, have a nice day.
Yes. Or maybe. Maybe not.We talked about this before burreye don't fink eye gorra definitive answer. Shud eye collect up the leef's felled from the tree's? They is all over me grass and the empty soil/nettul bit at the bottom ov ne garden. All coming oft me end naybors tree.
We clear most of ours up, I had always thought that the worms pull some of the leaf-matter down and into the soil and everything has to eat so we don't sweep every single leaf up, just the bulk of it.We talked about this before burreye don't fink eye gorra definitive answer. Shud eye collect up the leef's felled from the tree's? They is all over me grass and the empty soil/nettul bit at the bottom ov ne garden. All coming oft me end naybors tree.
If they are piling up on the lawns then sweep them 'cos they do not do any good there. If they are lying on the soil in the flower/shrub beds and borders then leave them as they will break down into wonderful leaf mould which is excellent for the soil.We talked about this before burreye don't fink eye gorra definitive answer. Shud eye collect up the leef's felled from the tree's? They is all over me grass and the empty soil/nettul bit at the bottom ov ne garden. All coming oft me end naybors tree.
I don't like that bridge had a van overtake us on it during trials and the deer come down for the salt. I know that road like the back of my hand.You want to go down the road in the early winter mornings(when it’s dark) deer all down the edges ready to jump out.
also you can tell a local… they give way to the log lorries heading to the bridge. Camper vans try to squeeze through
Cut it when it's dry then let it turn in to feed for the lawnWe talked about this before burreye don't fink eye gorra definitive answer. Shud eye collect up the leef's felled from the tree's? They is all over me grass and the empty soil/nettul bit at the bottom ov ne garden. All coming oft me end naybors tree.
I've got two residents in my garden at the moment and they seem to enjoy mooching around at night. They 'freeze' their movement when the dogs do the nightly piddly pee train but then just carry on when the dogs ignore them.Somefink makes me fink leafs are poisonous if there's a lot ov thems. Depends on the tree they fell from. Was finking ov leaving a pile ov leafs in the corner to attract a hedgehog.
Well feck me with a stick!I raked the leaves up off me grass this morning and binned them. Er indoors said that the gardening man on the telly says to collect them with a lawnmower as it chops them up a bit, and then lets them decompose into a mulch for the garden soil. I said I don't have telly garden soil so they goes in the bin.
We wonder that as most our leaves are laurel.Somefink makes me fink leafs are poisonous if there's a lot ov thems. Depends on the tree they fell from. Was finking ov leaving a pile ov leafs in the corner to attract a hedgehog.
Most of my laurels are pruned into shape and the trimmings are burned. My leaf fall is mainly from the large number of mature oaks that surround my front garden and the walnut that has developed sufficiently to join in the action. If the wind is in the right direction, I enjoy watching my leaf-fall move off onto the lane or sheep fields. This year, my biggest problem is the very high crop of acorns, I know the squirels enjoy collecting and storing only for them to germinate in abundance next year ! My little gardener man has 20 acres of woodland so he waits until this time of the year and then digs up the new plants from the previous year and plants them in his woods.We wonder that as most our leaves are laurel.
Morning All
Raining here, heating failed (again)
Seems that with all the TRV's saying "No thank You" to heat the boiler cannot dissipate the heat quick enough and it trips the overheat.
Maybe I shall have to up the "desired temp" in each room on each TRV a little (seems wasteful).
Anyway, have a nice day.
No, only the wireless one that we can move around the house.Do you still have the old "house thermostat" wired in the system and where is it?
J
No, only the wireless one that we can move around the house.
Everything was fine until the TRV installs and the Magnaclean. No problems in 32 years, only since hten.
Welcome To LandyZone, the Land Rover Forums!
Here at LandyZone we have plenty of very knowledgable members so if you have any questions about your Land Rover or just want to connect with other Landy owners, you're in the right place.
Registering is free and easy just click here, we hope to see you on the forums soon!