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I think this stems from people not realising that once it's out there it is free and grows a life of its own. These are the people who have/need security clearance for work, and then "just show their mates" or "win an argument" Tech calls this an Inside attack. Not necessarily ma...

I thought so, but it is nice to discuss.

I should have added they are really nice to watch. Strange but true, I think it is the almost 60 rotations per minute thing. Dunno.

Perhaps I need to get out more

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Hope it comes with a full tank

Depending on the budget, and space the Gaia 13 is really good. Auto Start, Finds the wind, simple (ish) mechanics. Phone app with data. Slow rotation speed so noise, stress, bearings, vibration etc are not an issue. The design pedigree I am told goes back to Norway in the 1980's Yup. I like it. And ...

About a 18". If you want some seeds I have loads. Pm me your address. Happy to share. Very kind. I have found three seeds at the bottom of the box so I will see how they do. I started them too early the first time. Well we had an unusually late winter in scotland which wrecked everything No pr...

Does anyone else use the sideshoots as there main tomato plants as it saves growing lots of seeds and I find you get far stronger plants. Eh? I have. When you have a plant that you want to be a single upright stem you pinch out the side-shoots. These do make very good easy-to-grow cuttings, althoug...

Which leads to.. ..

Do you have to have an EV to get an EV tariff, and perhaps its a tinsley winsey bit illegal to hot wire it to a (stationary) battery store.

Bleddy good idea though

Sorry. Missed that. I also respect anyone's individual choices.

I don't even think less meat less is a good idea.. Better meat & good fats.

renewablejohn wrote: ↑Mon Apr 10, 2023 2:19 pm Does anyone else use the sideshoots as there main tomato plants as it saves growing lots of seeds and I find you get far stronger plants.

Eh?