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May 28, 2021 23:07
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Clarence posted:Do we think Dan has been eaten by a fox yet? It's the cats I'm worried about tbh
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May 28, 2021 23:08
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Dan do you have a blog or something where I can read one post at a time? My phone won't load a whole page's worth of images at once
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May 29, 2021 00:34
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simplefish posted:Dan do you have a blog or something where I can read one post at a time? My phone won't load a whole page's worth of images at once Edit the "perpage" value in the URL.
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May 29, 2021 00:52
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What are you using for a toilet??
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May 29, 2021 07:14
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simplefish posted:Dan do you have a blog or something where I can read one post at a time? My phone won't load a whole page's worth of images at once I keep meaning to get one set up and will look into it again but if it's public facing then lol it's gonna be cleaner than on here Sloth Life posted:What are you using for a toilet?? When I need to piss, I select a tree and have at it  When it's a sit down event, I hope the need isn't too pressing while evicting a bunch of spiders from this thing I built in '17  But the view is exceptional- will probably consider building a new one this year for when I have people over to camp camping six some kinda pun idk   I had kinda expected to do a late night update but I slept really well- the sleeping bag was so warm I was a little too warm even stripped down, but that was a lot easier to deal with than a little too cold. 10/10 sleep  This was meant to be elevenses but I wanted a treat, probably have this then have a walk. More, soon
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May 29, 2021 08:44
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endlessmonotony posted:Edit the "perpage" value in the URL. Thanks! DesperateDan posted:I keep meaning to get one set up and will look into it again but if it's public facing then lol it's gonna be cleaner than on here You could edit this into the top of your original post as "Blog View" or whatever  https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3856888&userid=88836&perpage=1
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simplefish posted:Thanks! It's just showing the first page as normal for me on the awful app, but if it works on desktop/for other folks I will put it on the first page camp the seventh   I left about half a can of spam chopped up for the trailcam, and fried the rest in with the spuds. Thought it was going to be a disaster because despite plenty of oil the pan was very keen to stick and I had to keep scraping the burnt off the pan. Fortunately, the burnt was delicious!    I did hope that this would expand dramatically or just generally do something but it was a washcloth and it washed in a perfunctory manner   Then I started clearing up, washing up and packing up  I had considered doing some more work, but I'm low on useful lumber for what I want to do, and would rather bring in some more and do a better class of bodge joinery        Part of me wishes I had done more sightseeing but I'm glad I got poo poo done  wheelbarrows are more fun when it's downhill- I'm home now and planning another, more soon
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May 29, 2021 14:38
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DesperateDan posted:
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May 29, 2021 14:46
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Loki Kunti posted:Done! Thankyou! Anything in particular you want it spent on?
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DesperateDan posted:Thankyou! Anything in particular you want it spent on? You probably know best  - feel free to use it as you like! I am enjoying all your adventures you report on here! (And this thread is what rekindled my gardening lust and lead me to spending much time in my garden in the last 1,5 years (as long as we are living in our house). The garden is small and it is totally different than your garden and especially the Five Acres - but I am feeding the birds, have put up some housing for wild bees, have restarted the compost heap, have planted a lot of (simple) plants, ... So - thanks!)
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Loki Kunti posted:You probably know best Then it goes into the hedgerows against capitalism fund, thanks! Glad to hear it inspired some more nature the bees amongst the buttercups        It probably wasn't even a good idea to leave the house today health wise but it has been a week and that's far too long so for the sake of my health so I hiked in    The weather was warm enough that the fine morning dew soaking me was a pleasant greeting after a few minutes hiking in the sun  Not much brought in   The uht cream was better than I remembered but by and large I think I will stick to mochas   The main chores were the basic chores- birdfeeders and trailcams. Quite behind on sorting trailcam footage, maybe next week will spare a few hours.  The other part was collecting this prize- a two year seasoned, prime length of blackthorn. This is going to tool/knife handles and carving duty, but this winter I'm going to cut myself a few more lengths and try my hand at traditional shillelagh making                    It was a genuine pleasure to be down here and I felt rather sad that I didn't have the energy to do much more    At home, in between getting my arse kicked and complaining , I did a bit of loving about with an old screwdriver and a recycled box I want to use for tinder. Haven't finished with either, fun to mess round with sanding and staining   And also cut my back garden a bit after some trimmer repairs- the only part of the fuel system I didn't replace last year (or the year before? fuckin covid turned the last two years worth of timeline to mental mush) was the primer so obviously it was the primers turn to die and piss fuel all over me while cutting.    Had to take the carb in half to fit it, but somehow I managed not to let the magic out, and the fucker runs like a sewing machine again. More soon!
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UHT cream and milk: Perfectly tolerable when you manage your expectations and drink it with something where sugar wouldn't be a problem. I prefer just to keep teabags and single-serving honey in a locked box. In a LOCKED box, somehow a closed box always ends up getting pests inside it.
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endlessmonotony posted:I prefer just to keep teabags and single-serving honey in a locked box. In a LOCKED box, somehow a closed box always ends up getting pests inside it. In a box/container in a cupboard that even the most energetic mouse wouldn't be able to access, is the rule for a lot of foodstuffs in the caravan They never bother the coffee sachets though pre-inspection tidying volume one 56k gets stung by bees  What's up on the home front? Tomatoes, is one of them. The things. At home. They got planted late but it's better than never, and a few days outside in the earth has already been transformative. About 30 planted, 5 varieties, 1 picture cause it's getting super-low-effort this year   I divvied up my blackthorn into a few blanks. Not sure of the carving terminology but it's what I'm calling them. Did think about making myself a walking stick, but it wasn't quite long or thick enough for my liking     Did some work on a handle for a hammer and making a small baton/swagger stick/offensive weapon pursuant to the offensive weapons act 2019. Blackthorn is incredibly hard wood when cured which makes it time consuming, but it's an absolute pleasure otherwise as a material  I really need to stop putting off fixes to this poor thing, lol it's fine, not like this baby ever gave us any problems, right?          Alright well this trip had about as much me wandering around testing the new phone camera as it did doing a pre-inspection cleaning visit (I like it a lot)  Didn't bring much in, the usual sundries and some of these "strong poo poo" coffee bags. Much better than they smelt dry. Bit.. nutty?  Seeing some good wildflower numbers and variations   Lots and lots of these butterflies today, some orange tips too, but not even this fancy camera can get a good shot on those flighty fucks easily   And it looks like lots more lil flappy buddies set to join us soon  You want ants? Wait around rotting wood. That's how you get ants.  Fruit coming through in many places- I hope it finds hungry bellies.   This old archery target of a big white bag of rags became home to many frogs and slugs and such, but it's technically an eyesore now so it got relocated close by, now hidden from the inspector inside a green tarp bag inside a bush yet providing biodiversity   This has been peeking out at me for a long time. Household burglar alarm bell box. No idea how it got there, or when, other than before my time. Electronics that I could see looked 80s era. I dug it out, lest it be inspected, but like the big bag of rags it was teeming with life, so I relocated it out of sight for me to prod and poke at another day   More, soon!
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Jun 11, 2021 21:41
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Those flying fuzzy kittens are doing well!
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Very glad I found this thread, keep up the good work Dan. Would love to see you craft a shillelagh tbh.
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xcheopis posted:Those flying fuzzy kittens are doing well! They really are this year I haven't spoken to the apiarist properly since winter but all the hives seem active and busy, with several wild hives aroundmark immune posted:Very glad I found this thread, keep up the good work Dan. Would love to see you craft a shillelagh tbh. Welcome aboard! I spent a little of today looking at prospective blackthorn patches to cut this winter for shillelagh/crafts and there's some old bastards in there thicker than my thigh- be a few years before it seasons though it was probably JB Priestley's best known work   My whittling hours got reduced a lot because the washing machine died, and I must know why. I think it's a shock absorber and fixable, maybe later today will tell me for sure  The plants on the deck are also going crazy- will be interesting to see a comparison with the babies I got in march by autumn time      Quite a day for it- while trying to avoid sounding like an absolute hippy, and for want of better words, this place has a fantastic energy to it in the summer, like it's screaming with life  Well this was the union dues, there was later set of refreshment for the visitors. The work done today was largely diplomatic in nature, and we managed a grand job of it-    After all, the last few years were spent building this kind of paradise, might as well use it to influence what I can. I'm gonna keep remaining vague as ever, but comrades, things are in motion.  Even this big old bear looked happy  Well there's gonna be more, soon
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DesperateDan posted:
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spookygonk posted:Well that is a great idea (you have been posting excellent photos). Thanks- I think I'm going to gift this one as part of a diplomacy and keep my eye out for further deals And while my photography skills have gotten a little better in the last few years a lot of it is still down to shooting lots and lots from slightly different angles while refocusing, then deleting a lot of shots that didn't work out Das Kühlmittelrohrleitung und Du  So the parts came  And so the easier job of the ignition system was tackled first, with the help of a militia mechanic  Before and after shows this may have been overdue  The coolant system is comprised of bits that are meant to be soft that are going hard and bits that are meant to be hard that are going soft. This is the latter, I need to take the hoses off the pipe and replace the pipe  I unclipped the hose clamp and put all my strength into shifting the hose off and I was shaking the whole car around and the hose wasn't shifting a planck length with regards the pipe, and I proceeded to thoroughly gently caress up my shoulder and arm in trying because one and a half tons of car aren't meant to be moved like that  The secret to pipe removal with fluid in the pipe is to use a little hex key to sneak past and break the seal and then it pops off like a saucy metaphor because then you aren't fighting fluid dynamics anymore and did you see the size of the textbooks on fluid dynamics? Ain't no one fighting that, ain't no one  I found this hex bolt and another is kinda essential to getting the tube removed and both are very locked in and this one is also a bit rounded out so rather than try and hulk it out while tired with not quite the right tools I made a strategic withdrawal to rest and assess and it was about that time I noticed my arm and shoulder didn't really want to respond to commands anymore and looking more than a few degrees starboard caused sharp neck pains  I picked up some adapters and long hex sockets to let me use the driver to hopefully smack the hex bolts free, muscles have now been 3 days recovering and I might be ready to take another stab at it tomorrow but also might make myself wait another day or so until I'm sure I'm not just gonna gently caress myself up again- More, soon DesperateDan fucked around with this message at 15:44 on Jun 27, 2021 |
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hell of a day, lick em' tomorrow though Alright well my shoulder and neck took longer which was frustrating but best not to rush it, injure myself again and spend much longer recovering twice. First up I ran a battery charger out and topped up the battery- it wasn't dangerously low but it's been a few weeks without a start so I might as well keep it healthy, took it from 12.2V to 12.9V once settled   A touch of electrical tape to fill out the worn-out gaps in the hex and the impact driver slammed it free in only 4 mild brap braps, so satisfying after struggling with it before   With the pipe somewhat loose, I fought these two coolant hoses off and bagged em to stop excess crap getting in  And now we meet our final foe- I need to get the last hose off the pipe but the hose clamp is stupidly restricted by the big stud coming right out off of the pipe yup and I wrassled it for awhile with little progress. Rather than fight increasing fatigue/pain I packed away my tools and I'm gonna get the bastard tomorrow, by hook or by crook. Once that's off, replacement shouldn't be too hard (lol)  Spent a long time today listening to some tunes and re-sanding my bashy stick/shillelagh handle and ends at the highest grit sensible- I had promised myself I wasn't going to go crazy on getting all the tool marks out but there's something very therapeutic in seeming to make no progress for ages, then wham, it's done with More, soon! DesperateDan fucked around with this message at 17:34 on Jul 1, 2021 |
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Jul 1, 2021 17:31
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Good stuff. hope you get the auto situation sorted. looking forward to the next update
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mark immune posted:Good stuff. hope you get the auto situation sorted. looking forward to the next update Thanks- If the car works and passes a test drive then I will be there at the weekend or sooner- I really miss the place and keep looking at various beaten up pickup trucks to serve as a second chariot of doom but the market is still kinda messed up much like lumber still costing 2-3 times pre apocalypse levels oh god I'm looking at auto trader again someone do an intervention
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I see the boss came to check on you.
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Any spider experts lurking itt? I saw a lovely pure white spider with bright red markings eating a bee on the lavender yesterday. Unfortunately my phone with decent camera is off being repaired, so I only managed to get an out-of-focus picture with the piece of crap I'm using as a temp phone. At least you get an impression of size I guess? It doesn't seem to appear on any of the lists of common UK spiders...
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Maugrim posted:Any spider experts lurking itt? I saw a lovely pure white spider with bright red markings eating a bee on the lavender yesterday. Unfortunately my phone with decent camera is off being repaired, so I only managed to get an out-of-focus picture with the piece of crap I'm using as a temp phone. At least you get an impression of size I guess? It doesn't seem to appear on any of the lists of common UK spiders... sneaky assassin crab
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Maugrim posted:Any spider experts lurking itt? I saw a lovely pure white spider with bright red markings eating a bee on the lavender yesterday. Unfortunately my phone with decent camera is off being repaired, so I only managed to get an out-of-focus picture with the piece of crap I'm using as a temp phone. At least you get an impression of size I guess? It doesn't seem to appear on any of the lists of common UK spiders... From the size of that body I'd say it's most likely a crab spider: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2018/jul/20/country-diary-when-a-crab-spider-executes-plan-bee quote:Some individuals have bright red dorsolateral spots or lines on their backs...
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That’s the one! Thank you both. She’s still hanging out in the same spot, presumably digesting. Nom.
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