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Gawd, don't give them any new ideas Rahli!

Thanks guys I guessed having whey sitting at room temp would become too sour to use after extended time, so perhaps brine using whey should be kept refrigerated? Oil/ brine is fine? So mushfun - salt brine would do as well as if not better than oil? If sealed does the salt brine need to be changed at any time? Dionysus - The salt added to the brine/ whey solution also helps pull more whey from the cheese so it could make sense for Persian feta to be put straight into the oil rather than brine given it's texture. It must have salt mixed into curd prior to pressing as opposed to sitting in salt after press. I had been under the impression that Persian feta was once in brine and then marinated in oil afterward. I do agree though, the oil would be for air/ microbe exclusion and also for flavour Pretty sure I'll eat it before there's even a chance it will be bad. I was just wondering for when we live outta the camper, can I take it without a fridge and what the best brine solution would be for the longest lifespan. Big thanks!

Sounds like a good read. Am guessing it's probs hard to find being local but regardless. Title/ author?

Wow, these are beautiful. Nice work there. I love your dugongs

Wow that ones pretty spesh. I bags top bunk! There was a shack built around broken buses last time I visited Emerald. I was envious of old 'silverado' because our rusty old shack full of holes would've been nowhere near as warm as in the bus shack.

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If you look at that first pic nc decky posted - it's like that but along the entire front elevation of the house. It's fucking spectacular. He said he's just been taking cuttings and wacking em back in the same garden for years hence the length of the garden. He doesn't seem to mind giving the mother plant up and is interested in trade.

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What a sugar coated sweet thread. Nawhhhhhhhh You brought me a rare thing - a smile early on a Monday morning!

This guy has some serious pachanoi sky scraper going on! I like that he's happy to let you pick whichever green high rises you want

It sounds to me like its time to find something else to focus your energy on, I always find things i enjoy without the approval of others are the most fulfilling. You can't expect for something you've been enjoying for so long to continue to feel fresh and new forever (unless it itself is in constant growth.) You'll find your old interests will become facets of your new self that you will be able to enjoy later on, in moderation with a new perspective. I'd stay away from the prescriptions for depression.

Will do, thanks. I'm suprised it has worked. can't deny results ;)

I noticed my mimosa hostilis was being invaded with red spider mites today. It seems to happen each year on this property in July/August. Today I conquered the mite! I grabbed a saucepan and added 1 cup water 1 tspn cinnamon 1 tspn cloves 1/4 garlic clove Because the Internet said spider mites hate this. I added 4 basil leaves because Jamie Olivers kids stickers reckon flies hate basil? Then I added a sprig of citronella grass for obvious reasons. Brought it to boil Cooled it Sprayed it on the plant Now there isn't a sign of mites and the plant seems to look much happier I'll report back and do the post of shame if they return..

K, thnx

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Here's the suspect 'rubus probus' on our property. The fruit differs slightly to yours.

Actually... Nevs mind. PM'd ;)

This sounds brilliant and will be so rewarding for you Bigred. While I don't know you all that well I'd love to get involved with the working bee while I have spare time. has gots a lot of fruit and veg seedlings I could bring along too sorry for my ignorance but isn't the great dividing range like fucking massive? Are you in qld? Just tell me how far away you are from say Brisbane

Mmmmmmm. Mulberries I think it's important to note that the variety being referred to as Persian, 'shahtoot' Morus macroura differs from standard white mulberry - Morus alba. Which one do you guys grow? I wish we had an established shahtoot here, fond childhood memories in that tasty tree

Bribie island spatulata? Cool!! I'm going fishing there on Friday.

Is it hard to grow outdoors in the uk with the cold?

Or maybe that's just bad juju, lol