Allotment Gardening Advice Help Chat
Welcome => Welcome to the Forums => Topic started by: Gasman4242 on June 07, 2021, 15:15
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cold wet windy north wales.......usually. but there is nowhere i'd rather be. welsh speaker. as well as getting by in few others.
eat meat every other day. sister is a vegitarian! she does visit a lot, maybe its all the stuff she gets to take home.
small garden is heavy clay soil thats been amended for some years, still not perfect. 2 8x6 greenhouses, 1 paved for growbags/pots other is a border that was dug down deep and well manured to 4ft when built 3 years ago. much nicer, though i know im digging the lot out again end of this year.
pastimes. growing veg, walking footpaths, riding motorbikes as fast as i can (on a track), travelling, skiing these tend to combine ,i hate sitting on a beach.
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Welcome to the forum, lots of interesting hobbies there - only wish I had the energy :lol:
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Welcome to the group. It's a very handy and very friendly group, full of advice and help.
Ps: I was born and bred in Trawsfynydd, and am also a fluent Welsh speaker. I left when I was 23 to join the RAF, returned when I was 30 to work at the power station there, and a couple of years later when that shut, I moved to Kent, and have been here for 28 years. No plans on moving anywhere else, and just retired as well.
Croeso mawr!
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Welcome to the forum, lots of interesting hobbies there - only wish I had the energy :lol:
thank you funny thing is walking is the hardest. the others you learn to get the bike or the skis do the work. with time.
the young don't see it.
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Welcome to the group. It's a very handy and very friendly group, full of advice and help.
Ps: I was born and bred in Trawsfynydd, and am also a fluent Welsh speaker. I left when I was 23 to join the RAF, returned when I was 30 to work at the power station there, and a couple of years later when that shut, I moved to Kent, and have been here for 28 years. No plans on moving anywhere else, and just retired as well.
Croeso mawr!
without reverting to welsh i know the area well. glad to hear you just retired. i wish i could say the same.
diolch. so be ti mynd i neud? heblaw am yr ardd?
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Welcome to the group. It's a very handy and very friendly group, full of advice and help.
Ps: I was born and bred in Trawsfynydd, and am also a fluent Welsh speaker. I left when I was 23 to join the RAF, returned when I was 30 to work at the power station there, and a couple of years later when that shut, I moved to Kent, and have been here for 28 years. No plans on moving anywhere else, and just retired as well.
Croeso mawr!
without reverting to welsh i know the area well. glad to hear you just retired. i wish i could say the same.
diolch. so be ti mynd i neud? heblaw am yr ardd?
Thanks Gasman. Except for the allotment, I do like a bit of fly-fishing (salmon and trout), and I also like photography, walking, and the occasional Guinness or cider (using the word "occasionally" loosely of course). :D
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Welcome to the forums :D
My mother came from the Llandudno area in Gwynedd :)