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Thanks for the link GillyBee. I have seen smoking sheds which people have built which look great. Will save as another resource for the future.

Medusa, I hope its gone really well, your hotel has kept power, your trains weren't delayed, and you're having a smashing time :) I'm snug at home - no power loss, all is well. Thank you, I had such a nice time. All was well at home, the power at the hotel worked but the trains were pretty bad. The...

Saw the weather warnings for this weekend and panicked for absolutely no reason apart from the fact that I have a very rare night away planned which is reliant on trains (wish me luck). There is food, water and heat at home so all is fine there or if I have to cancel the night away despite losing mo...

We have triple glazing in the majority of the house and still get condensation on the bedroom windows which we wipe/karcher. We have a bay window and I would really like the slates removing and insulation putting in, as the bedroom over the top has condensation, but husband is worried about disturbi...

We bought a dehumidifier, if theres no breeze then the laundry will not dry on the line much to my disgust and we usually dry it in front of the log burners but I was worried abput the damp. Happy with it as it seems the house feels warmer and my fitted wardrobe smells less musty. Rotating it around...

Food, probably 3+ months if it was just the two of us and I was just looking at tinned, dried, jars etc. If I was still able to use freezer stuff then longer. If I had to feed others in my family then much less. At that point it would be family members who did manual labour and children who were fed...

See also Yorkshire teabags, managed to order them a few weeks ago at just over £26 for 1040 and havent seen them cheaper than £28.30 since. I am sure that I used to pay much less. The thought of having to buy a cheaper brand horrifies me, we drink a lot of tea in our house.

Not human food but the Sheba we buy for our cat has gone from £26.98 last month to just over £33.00 this month. As we know hisnibs will eat this brand it is pointless trying him on something cheaper which he will turn his nose up at. There was a shortage of it in 2022 and I can see from previous ord...

Congratulations GeeGee, heres hoping that you find somewhere suitable (with lots of hiding places) very soon.

As a child we used to go to a pick your own place in Malvern and bring home lots of apples. We used to wrap them in newspaper and keep them in a cool room where they lasted ages. No preserving apples for me, but I did make 14 apple crumbles of various sizes today after harvesting the apple trees. A ...