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Gosh, I have not experienced anything like that, so can't really help

Our hens got quite excited by a few days of sun, then it rained all day Friday, and they got muddy feet again. I have assured them that the coming week looks drier and warmer

I am now visualizing a line of starlings jumping on it, one by one until they go "bingo, 10 is the amount we need" or however many it takes

A bit like packets of nuts, that say on the packet " may contain nuts".

That's good news, and I am sure whichever hens you get will be very happy with you

Oh dear, well you can't turn back the clock

Can't remember either

Never heard of Shetland black potatoes. Are they a good boiled potato rather than a roasting one. Only thing that comes to mind for our part of the world is the Dunmow Flitch which was a lump of bacon giving to the couple that had lived in marital harmony with never a cross word all year in...

They are round and crispy I seem to remember from childhood. I know there is a Dorset knob throwing contest every year. We saw a piece about it being revived after Covid on the news when we were in Cornwall. Anyone had Ecclefechan tarts ? Who else lives/lived somewhere with a delicacy named...

Hob-Nobs great dunking biscuits, I agree

A Fat Rascal, bit like a rock cake, but decorated with 2 cherries and 3 almonds. They are akin to traditional turf scones apparently. very popular in Bettys tea rooms in York and Harrogate I am informed. Shrewsbury biscuits they are nice as well

Definitely Cornish pasties, and cream teas, Welsh cakes, Bakewell tarts, is it Fat Rascals a type of rock bun from Yorkshire?

Now her partner has joined her, 1st pair reunited for the season

I quite like laver bread.

Maya arrived back at Rutland at 16.58, seems to be an early trend this season