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That's a good prep arzosah!

I won't go through a field with cows in it now, not ever.

My son worked on a farm when he was in high school. The farm manager ended up in hospital with several broken ribs after a cow attacked him - then rolled on him when he was on the ground. Cows are dangerous animals!

Lifelong changing and prepping eh JM? I suppose the lesson is to never get complacent, never get in a rut.

That sounds like a nice wee break you had. Preps here are to make huge changes to my expectations I think. Today we went to Peebles, lovely wee town we've been going to for donkey's years for the good boutiquey-type shops, loads of cafes and nice walks down by the river. We lasted two hours. It was ...

Welcome home arzosah

Bought some seed tatties Charlotte because I like them.

Nowt to do with prepping as such, but I had a pal who was a stewardess on long haul flights from the Gulf, and she developed one on a flight from Bahrain.. says she will never, ever, forget it

Andy I've had two dry sockets - you never forget that pain :shock: JM funny, we agree re solid fuel. Loved having coal for 40 years but don't miss it now at all. I'm pondering planting tatties. Only prob is that they would be on the shared path we blocked off due to nosy neighbour with screening - ...

Very cold late Spring, knocking everything back and the lambing here has been a disaster. I'm not sure how best to prep because it looks like foodwise everything that comes from a farm is going to go up.Found a wee corner of ground and am planting kale,spring onions, lettuce and radishes.But there i...