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James Prescott Posts: 25952 Joined: 11th Jan 2010 Location: UK | Posted at 16:06 on 11th June 2013 Wonder where our Cath is --been missing a while now.? |
rustyruth Posts: 18773 Joined: 23rd Oct 2012 Location: England | Posted at 16:10 on 11th June 2013 I don't know James, she's OK though because I've just been commenting on a couple of her photo's she's uploaded to Flickr today, and she's left a comment on a couple of mine in recent days. Edited by: rustyruth at:11th June 2013 16:12 |
| Sk Lawson Posts: 4014 Joined: 7th Oct 2010 Location: USA | Posted at 17:41 on 11th June 2013 Good morning...I decided I was in enough pain last night to lay on my magnectic pad...it absorbs the nerve pain....and woke up feel much much better. I deceided lst night wasn't the best of nights for me. Ruth...hope you enjoy your chickens...I know an lady calls her chickens "the ladies" all the time...you can't beat truly "fresh" eggs. They are high priced for the kind I get because they are specialty eggs with no cholestrol..., brown eggs at that, and organic range-free chickens. And of course, no steroids, no hormones, not fed with GMO feed. But for what few I eat.....they are worth the price. I've had about an handful of strawberries out of my garden despite the birds. they do have that earthly garden natural taste to them I remember as an kid in the berry fields...an flat of local strawberries is here $23.00. Watermelons are out from California also and not to badly priced. I guess I best get going for this morning...I have an diet journal to start with as one project....so have an good day everyone! |
| rustyruth Posts: 18773 Joined: 23rd Oct 2012 Location: England | Posted at 17:56 on 11th June 2013 I've never looked after chickens before Shirley so this will be a whole new experience, I'll keep you posted on how we go on. I know they are let out each morning to roam around on their own, and I'm told they come back to the roost on their own accord at dusk, so we'll see  |
Ron Brind Posts: 19041 Joined: 26th Oct 2003 Location: England | Posted at 21:27 on 11th June 2013 If you want them to lay plenty of eggs, don't feed them your left over bread Ruth! |
Karen Lee Posts: 1558 Joined: 9th Mar 2011 Location: England | Posted at 21:35 on 11th June 2013 Lots of grit too for strong shells |
| rustyruth Posts: 18773 Joined: 23rd Oct 2012 Location: England | Posted at 21:52 on 11th June 2013 Thanks for the tips Ron, Karen, I'm not a big bread eater so I'd have never thought of giving them that  |
| James Prescott Posts: 25952 Joined: 11th Jan 2010 Location: UK | Posted at 10:17 on 12th June 2013 Good Morning to all who are about -have a nice day. |
Peggy Cannell Posts: 5300 Joined: 14th Aug 2009 Location: UK | Posted at 14:22 on 12th June 2013 Well can anyone tell me what is a terabyte, not sure if I have spelt it correctly, I read Ruths post about Cathy's pics on flickr and thought I would have a browse as I had not done so for quite a while and as I have some pics on there from long ago just enough for the freebies !!! it said Flickr gives everyone a free terabite? Cathy I was only joking when I asked you if your pic was taken in England because it looks so English, a lot of the SA scenery are like England it must make you feel quite at home |
| rustyruth Posts: 18773 Joined: 23rd Oct 2012 Location: England | Posted at 15:11 on 12th June 2013 Peggy have a read of this http://www.flickr.com/help/limits/ I reckon you're looking at around 500000 photos for 1TB. |
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