I know I am fascinated by statistics! So some more.
7 October figures first. With 27 September before them.
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I could forget the lamb and just eat these – which I will try out!
It looks like the government will follow present path until it goes wrong, and then after a suitable period of inaction, make some wrong decisions! Where is the leadership?
Putting increasing numbers of places into lockdown will not solve the problem, we have seen cases rise in these area despite the measures.
It does not matter what you call it, unless a strong case is made for any intervention and all sectors of society accept it, it will not work. We are told that unemployment is hitting the young and the poorest hardest. Lock down puts these peoples jobs and opportunities at risk. Marshall law and
My apples are nearly ready for picking, and few have been ‘got at’ by insects. I hope this is not down to a reduced number of predators, but rather the fact that I have bird feeders in the tree. So a thank you to my little pretty bird friends.
As usual – hot air with no substance. Don’t. they realise that high levels of Covid-19 is hitting the economy too. Calls for track and trace to be locally organised have been stated for months. Evidence seems to be that the 10pm curfew does not work. With unemployment going up why not employ people as Covid-19 health inspectors, able to give hospitality outlets a green light to continue where they are deemed to be covid secure?
Definite end to the season. It’s been fantastic, so much fun in picking my own. I reckon I picked about 10 cherry toms per day for at least 3 months. Lots of water (waterbutts). and ok, I will admit to a little tomatorite. Cleaning greenhouse I was surprised to see just how full the pots were with roots! Basically no soil left! And I will start a tomato recipe book here.
Making pasta – 100g ‘OO’ flour and one egg, and a dash of olive oil. Mix and put in fridge for 30 mins. Then process. Then cook for 5/6 minutes. Jamie recipe