Must be some Choochter speak for ploughing a straight furrowOriginally Posted by Dark Bee
I shall travel as a protestant gentleman and plough square to the road.
Work out what the last part means and I will be most impressed!!!
My Old man was always proud of his ploughing
They shall be most welcome. In the local town - Cahir, there is a pub called the "Black Bee".
We have young mated queens here too
Last edited by Dark Bee; 15-06-2013 at 07:42 PM.
Not a bad interpretation. It is /used to be the practice of the protestant community in Ireland to plough at right angles (square to) to the road. Then anybody passing by could see instantly if the furrows were not straight. It stemmed from an old fashioned concept, called pride in one's work.
That lives on to this day as for some of the ould boys at the allotment the straightness of the rows is more important than the yield of the crop.
Bonkers. Not one of them has heard of permaculture or intercropping.
Yeh! Jon they are old fuddy duddys man!
Permaculture are tons better than Oasis any day
14 out of 18 acceptances this time ---far too many
I expected 6 or 8 still mustn't grumble
Now I have to dig out those bleeding mini nucs
2 apidea, 1 little swienty thing, 6 of the white keiler ?
still long way to go best wait and see--- might not need them
By the way although the lady on landward picked up a larva about the size of a medium caterpillar she didn't put it in a cup that was a little larva
So it was just done for the camera I would say
Last edited by The Drone Ranger; 15-06-2013 at 10:33 PM.
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