DevonGuy
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Em iddun ont pooter yet mai ansum. Laikelywill be pix uv tendrils!Put pics up then lad.
We lived in a caravan from April to Oct, before we got moved into the shell
. So yes we know all about using water from the sky,and the local spring. (we borrowed some from next door but that ended due to red tape) we never actually got mains water till the next year in Aug (i think) So we know all about solar showers and collecting rain, but never thought we would have a problem once we got mains water.If I was going to dig a whole and the bother with of filtering out budgie pooh, I would just dig it deeper and get it filtered from the ground
.But I am thinking its gonna need to be thought about as it may need to be a lot of meters deep
.If they finished the water project that has been approved, which connects us to a much more reliable supply we would be fine.
Bloody tourists are to blame for our lack, but its a needed thing for the economy so its a bit swings and roundabouts really.
But hey so we stink, keeps the visitors away
J
My son is emailing insurance company to inform them that the car was supposedly scrapped around 1995
I've checked DVLA and the car is stated as no tax no mot and no insurance so it's still on their books
I might have to write to DVLA and inform them of the status of the car and see what happens, need to tell them I am no longer responsible for it
WhiskyLassie
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Just picked my first ripe tomato
Got to Barnhill eventually. From the Jura ferry to
Ardlussa was 22 miles which took an hour. Ardlussa to Barnhill 6 miles which took just over an hour but the ‘road’ was a bit rough
Barnhill where the famous Eric Arthur Blair lived and wrote books
Then on to Kinuachdrachd where it turns out that Kirsty Allsops sister Sophie lives. Now she’s a lovely lady
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Stone56
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We drilled a bore hole down 50mt but no luck and 5k lighterWe lived in a caravan from April to Oct, before we got moved into the shell
If I was going to dig a whole and the bother with of filtering out budgie pooh, I would just dig it deeper and get it filtered from the ground
But I am thinking its gonna need to be thought about as it may need to be a lot of meters deep
If they finished the water project that has been approved, which connects us to a much more reliable supply we would be fine.
Bloody tourists are to blame for our lack, but its a needed thing for the economy so its a bit swings and roundabouts really.
But hey so we stink, keeps the visitors away
J
having said that we have had torrents for 2 days now so tank half full over the border in Slovenia camp sites washed away all border crossings closed and some M ways 3 death's and 10 missing 
WhiskyLassie
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Morning Folks, hope we are well
All's well 'ere and it's not raining.
Hippo
Lord Hippo
Propped me tomato plants up yesdi wiv the sticks eye bought. Me paws gottid mucky. Washed them and the suds turned loominus green. Plant me new strawberry plants in biggerer pots. One strawberry fell oft. Washed as much as possible burrit was still oft colour wiv dark patches. Tasted like a strawberry.
You should have come to my garden last evening - two very noisy hedgehogs doing what hedgehogs do!!
There are lots of vids on YouTube regarding digging your own well or bore for a water supply. Plenty of ideas there, unless you are on rocky ground when it gets a lot harder. The concrete interlocking rings sunk into the ground and descending under their own weight is often to be found posted there, a concreted lid to keep "stuff" out and a pumped supply to the house.We lived in a caravan from April to Oct, before we got moved into the shell
If I was going to dig a whole and the bother with of filtering out budgie pooh, I would just dig it deeper and get it filtered from the ground
But I am thinking its gonna need to be thought about as it may need to be a lot of meters deep
If they finished the water project that has been approved, which connects us to a much more reliable supply we would be fine.
Bloody tourists are to blame for our lack, but its a needed thing for the economy so its a bit swings and roundabouts really.
But hey so we stink, keeps the visitors away
J
That's a good "off-grid" project for sure.
Pics of her draped over a Landie, please!!!!!Got to Barnhill eventually. From the Jura ferry to
Ardlussa was 22 miles which took an hour. Ardlussa to Barnhill 6 miles which took just over an hour but the ‘road’ was a bit rough
Barnhill where the famous Eric Arthur Blair lived and wrote books
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Then on to Kinuachdrachd where it turns out that Kirsty Allsops sister Sophie lives. Now she’s a lovely lady
