The home brewing kit/solar heating system is taking shape. Richard G. and I spent the afternoon metal-bashing in his freezing cold garage. The structure is not finished, so no jumping to conclusions … and for the record, I don’t like garden ponds.
Project in Copper – Part 4
That remark about the pond is almost worthy of Colin.
And it only took six edits in wordpress to get it all looking right! The copper-wrangling was easier than the wordpress-wrangling.
Sorry Richard; it gets easier, honest! π
It appears to be mounted on a kitchen worktop. Is it an egg timer?
RIchard: Thank you for you comments on wordrepress, I thought it was only the information underclass that had trouble using it. Now that I know that the information overlords can have trouble as well I don’t feel any better about it. π
Hey Colin, it doesn’t get any easier – it’s all part of keeping you down. πΏ
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Colin: no – but if you could let me know how that would work, I’m sure we could incorperate it into the design!
Time will vary with the amount of water in the watering can, its height above the timer and the flow restriction. Egg cooking times could be measured in litres.
I couldn’t believe it when you reminded me that you had mentioned this amazing structure to us back in the summer, and that now I can’t remember what you said! π I’m seriously thinking about hypnosis to try to recall that conversation! The mystery is killing me…
Please remove the snow before you die :good:
Done – the holidays have ended and it’s back to work, and what do you know the snow stopped falling!
But it’s snowing in Birmingham apparently… β
It snowed in Polesworth this morning … in fact it was snowing when I went to work at 6 this morning.
Hey! I liked the snow! π
Sorry, but it will come back (one day – soon) …
No. Please, no… Not the snow again π₯