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Jackruss a Grand Master of Tea and Toast, Keeper of the comfy chair, who is spending a year dead for tax reasons! DNA! Started conversation Sep 26, 2012
hi and hello and how are you 
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Lanzababy - Guide Editor Posted Sep 28, 2012
I'm quite well Jack, I went into town this morning, got trapped in traffic as a huge vehicle was blocking the road through the next village along. So I gave up and went somewhere else instead, bought some new pyjamas and slippers. My life is really exciting 
How's things with you?
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Jackruss a Grand Master of Tea and Toast, Keeper of the comfy chair, who is spending a year dead for tax reasons! DNA! Posted Sep 28, 2012
new jim jams eh! and slippers allways a good thing! Family and I are all happy and in good health getting ready for winter, spent most of the day chopping/sawing wood and then stacking it for drying, got about 10 ton of the stuff now so i think about another 2 ton will do, as the fires are now in well be need it, 53 eggs this morning which is good, the cows and calfs are doing fine as are the piggies too, the geese are plump and i have the duck back (they tend to fly in and out as they think fit) and the school we started over the past year is running smoothly so all in all were all ready for christmas, and my wheelchair is now a new purple colour 
the respray by my mate Dave is one of the best! and the missus just waved and said hi to you too
I'll be back in a mo, parenting calls
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Jackruss a Grand Master of Tea and Toast, Keeper of the comfy chair, who is spending a year dead for tax reasons! DNA! Posted Sep 30, 2012
morning 62 eggs this morning and a nice day looms so hows you
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Lanzababy - Guide Editor Posted Sep 30, 2012
Goodness - 62 is a lot of eggs. If I was nearer I'd certainly come over and buy some. We do get good local eggs, delivered by our milkman (proper milk in bottles, from a local herd). Occasionally one of our village friends drops in with a half a dozen eggs from their hens.
We'd keep chickens too, but our garden is so steep there is nowhere for a coop or a shed. Apparently dad had a greenhouse here for a short while, but it got blown away. We live in the moorlands, it's cold and windy and bleak.
I think the nearest thing to livestock I'll ever keep is bees. One day, somehow. We'll have to see.
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Jackruss a Grand Master of Tea and Toast, Keeper of the comfy chair, who is spending a year dead for tax reasons! DNA! Posted Sep 30, 2012
ahh good to see you well my eggs are mostly for the pub and the school, so i just give them away to people so none gets wasted! and i was going to suggest that you make a small hutch, put it on stilts to make it level and fill it with dry straw and then a little chicken food, hens find anything like that and you might be surprised with the results i have been sorting out wood and the like for the winter, the missus broke the kitchen table last night making bread, so i'm going to have to fix that later on too, but were pritty much ready, the fruit has been crap this year as bees were rainned back in the hives so no pollonation took place at the right time, so only about a third of the fruit crop and what was there was so bad the missus has been canning it and making jam out of it so we have fruit over the winter, sold off the last of my Ash tree crop, got enough money to keep us going for another year with that so were quids in, might buy the missus a new pair of wellies and also i can repair my tractor too! the new paddock will be ready in the spring, i must admit thats going to make my life alot easier too,
Jack
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