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Author Archives: james
I’m not a particular fan
of Giorgia Meloni, but I’d have to admit that if it came down to having to guess who is telling the truth, I’d likely pick her every time ahead of the Mango Mussolini. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c20y1ygn707o
Waiter! Waiter! These grapes are sour!
Why am I not surprised that having failed to win the Makerfield by-election, Frog-face Farridge is immediately blaming others, whether that be people who want Starmer out as PM (regardless of whether it happens or not) or people who voted … Continue reading
BP readings back to “normal” today
Morning, early afternoon and evening… 150/96 was quite unpleasant, I have to say.
Weird fungus-type “thing”
No idea what this is that has appeared in the polytunnel over the last couple of days. It has a powdery white exterior and underneath appears brown.
No dig diary, 19th June 2026
Got through a fair bit of planting out today — half a dozen different types of lettuce, and two types of beetroot and leeks. The lettuces are next to my (podding) peas and whilst working there I noticed that peas … Continue reading
How does that work, then?
I do understand the physics involved, but thanks to the current global political situation we see plenty of photos of oil tankers and cargo ships on the news and I can’t help but think that they really shouldn’t stay upright. … Continue reading
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Make it make sense
As they say on the interwebs. Missed doing a BP reading this morning, but didn’t feel great this afternoon and felt that this reading explained it. But then I took a reading this evening when I felt much better, and … Continue reading
Horsefly World Cup
It’s the first hydration break, and I am presently leading 17-1. Little blighters were coming at me mob-handed this afternoon, within a couple of minutes of my arrival in the veggie plot. I’m slightly worried that by killing off so … Continue reading
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No dig diary, 18th June 2026
More weeding again today. I was hoping to get stuff planted out too, but… life. Nevertheless, the current compost heap became larger by five heavily loaded wheelbarrows of weeds, mostly nettles and cleavers. I kind of like weeding cleavers. You … Continue reading
Seems consistent with last time
BP readings for yesterday, morning, mid-afternoon and evening.