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Jenkins

Legendary Member
Location
Felixstowe
Good morning from a grey, overcast and slightly breezy Suffolk...
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There'll probably still be a couple of windsurfers making the best of the conditions off Felixstowe beach :laugh:

Coffee has been had with a banana and a couple of custard cream biscuits for breakfast. All that's needed to do today is to get into town to post the Ebay sale and to get a couple of small padded envelopes for something else.
 

deptfordmarmoset

Full time tea drinker
Location
Armonmy Way
Good morning from a grey, overcast and slightly breezy Suffolk...
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There'll probably still be a couple of windsurfers making the best of the conditions off Felixstowe beach :laugh:

Coffee has been had with a banana and a couple of custard cream biscuits for breakfast. All that's needed to do today is to get into town to post the Ebay sale and to get a couple of small padded envelopes for something else.

Are our meteorologists suffering Milton envy?
 

biggs682

Itching to get back on my bike's
Location
Northamptonshire
Lunchtime stroll completed complete with various green and brown bin slalom course .
 
Cool, occasionally sunny and a biting northerly breeze. Never mind, everything is securely nailed down here.

Slept OK-ish. Have done some writing this morning, and have sorted out the tomatoes I stripped off the plants the other day and removed all the remaining stalks & greenery - I'd just snipped the trusses off the plants with scissors. Green tomatoes in one tray, red / ripening ones in another. Among tomorrow's tasks will be making another batch of tomato sauce.

This afternoon, there will be some culinary activity taking place. I have some celery, two mini gem lettuces, an onion and a couple of potatoes that need using. I'll throw in some garlic, a bunch of sage, some parsley and a bay leaf, and that will make a very nice pot of soup, I think. It's kind of the weather for soup.

Anyways, I'd better think about putting the kettle on as it's just about time for luncheon.
 
I know that feeling, we only have one tree, but I had to decline a friend's kind offer of some of his.

What does bug me is the absence of eatable raw plums! The ones Sainsbury's sell are only fit for cooking.

I'm well stocked with fruit that's been either foraged from the hedgerows or picked in the community orchard. I love apples, but when you've nothing else left but, it kind of gets a bit boring :laugh: OK, I still had half a dozen oranges left before I went shopping yesterday, but yeah...

Bought plums are rarely classified as edible tbh. Unless they're super cheap on sticker, it's a fruit I generally don't tend to buy for that exact reason. I'd rather buy nectarines, which tend to be more reliable.

Speaking of which, Aldi do 1kg punnets of nectarines, and one of them came home with me yesterday. I'm curious to see what they're going to be like as they worked out way cheaper than anything Tesco sells. My line of thinking is that if they're not stellar, they can be consigned either to a crumble or turned into jam.
 
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