24 June 2013, 16:33
24 June 2013, 16:54
My first skills priority has to be archery. Stuck as I am, I need defensive/offensive capability and archery, as I see it, has to be my best option.
My youngest granddaughter was just asking about trying it (she had an attempt at a show not long ago and scored better than her dad!!) so I have the best reason in the world...
Other than that, we'll be moving house soon and then some degree of gardening (whatever I can manage,) will be next on the list, followed by preserving.
(If I'm lucky enough to actually grow something...)
My youngest granddaughter was just asking about trying it (she had an attempt at a show not long ago and scored better than her dad!!) so I have the best reason in the world...
Other than that, we'll be moving house soon and then some degree of gardening (whatever I can manage,) will be next on the list, followed by preserving.
(If I'm lucky enough to actually grow something...)
24 June 2013, 17:00
(24 June 2013, 16:54)Grumpy Grandpa Wrote: [ -> ]My first skills priority has to be archery. Stuck as I am, I need defensive/offensive capability and archery, as I see it, has to be my best option.
My youngest granddaughter was just asking about trying it (she had an attempt at a show not long ago and scored better than her dad!!) so I have the best reason in the world...
Other than that, we'll be moving house soon and then some degree of gardening (whatever I can manage,) will be next on the list, followed by preserving.
(If I'm lucky enough to actually grow something...)
GG Maybe this will help
http://www.archerygb.org/archery/big_weekend.php
24 June 2013, 20:07
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24 June 2013, 22:26
(24 June 2013, 21:18)Straight Shooter Wrote: [ -> ]When I master the copy of pics to paste on here GG will post you pic of raised beds I made this year could be handy for you pal.
Thanks SS. I'd really appreciate that.
I was already thinking it would have to go that way, so I can reach from my chair. (It's my spine that's damaged so bending's a no-no.) I reckon I'm going to have to collect a helluva lot of rubble though, to bring them up to a working height (and have a landlord that's okay with that...
)Another thought - going to need a trailer to fit on the back of the chair, to haul rubble, soil, etc...
24 June 2013, 22:29
24 June 2013, 22:35
(24 June 2013, 22:29)Highlander Wrote: [ -> ]This would be great for you GG,..I would think
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NEW-GARDEN-HEA...2c6dc7ad4b
I could replace that handle with a bar with a towing eye, to fit the hook I also haven't got yet - then I'd only need 50 quid (I think I might have the other £4.95) and I'd be good to go!
Seriously though, it does look workable...
24 June 2013, 22:52
(24 June 2013, 22:35)Grumpy Grandpa Wrote: [ -> ](24 June 2013, 22:29)Highlander Wrote: [ -> ]This would be great for you GG,..I would think
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NEW-GARDEN-HEA...2c6dc7ad4b
I could replace that handle with a bar with a towing eye, to fit the hook I also haven't got yet - then I'd only need 50 quid (I think I might have the other £4.95) and I'd be good to go!
Seriously though, it does look workable...
Yes, I saw the price tag, but I do have a similar one that doesn't tip, they are quiet good quality, use pneumatic tyres so manage rough ground easily, and is a good size for your Merc