I’ve just gone back through my messages. This was them and à screenshot of their message about it. I was considering doing it for my cafe, but never went ahead as someone else nearby did.
There is a charity that supplies defibrillators if you make it a public one, and you raise a certain amount for them. It could just be a local thing, I suppose. And I can’t remember its name, sorry!
It often depends on your local planning department as to what you can use. We could only use timber. But they’ve been up 20 years and are still in great condition. I do creosote them most years, and we did replace the roof about eight years ago. They do get very hot in heat waves, but that’s...
After a week of bute and 30 paracetamol a day he is, dare I say, starting to stand straighter and isn’t leaning on things. We might be able to get to summer and the warmer weather and see if it helps. I’m thinking this will probably be his last winter unless he miraculously improves.
It’s trying to snow here today, wet sleety stuff.
This is our entrance hall, which is unfinished. I brought our elderly bunny inside in October because her companion died and she looked frail and lonely. Then I got lent another elderly bunny as a companion, and finally managed to catch the...
We’re just going to give anti inflammatory and pain killers and see how he goes. He’s 23 and the vet thinks (as do I) it’s probably degeneration/arthritis in his spine or sacroiliac joint. If it lets him move around comfortably we will stick with that, but any worsening and we pts. We’ll...
Yes it doesn’t look good. Haven’t seen the vet yet, but my elderly gelding seems to be showing a lot of symptoms of it. Hopefully we’ll see the vet tomorrow.
I’m telling myself the hosepipe won’t have made it a wetter than it already is! At least the hose feeds off a spring, so I haven’t emptied a tank or run up a water bill!
Just to add insult to injury I just remembered that I left the hosepipe to the field trough switched on at 8am, so I’ve watered the field for 4.5 hours on top of the rain! 🙁😱
We have historically very boggy clay land, but it coped really well due to drying out so well this summer. We kept them on the autumn field until Xmas (they usually come off it by November) which meant that the winter field didn’t get muddy until last week. Coinciding with our hay supplier...