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What an action packed weekend!

From leaving the IoM on Friday, overnight in Dover with medals and cake, a Channel crossing to Dunkirk (with refugee boat), dives on the Mona’s Queen, scans of the King Orry and a slow sail past the site of the Fenella. Although sea conditions on Saturday were perfect, Sunday was fog bound and we had time to visit the Operation Dynamo museum. Then with windy weather looming we crossed back rather than risk being stranded in Dunkirk. In Dover, we visited ...

Updated 13-04-2023 at 02:35 PM by leeiom

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Originally Posted by steelemonkey

Originally Posted by Finless

What is a Scottish vil doing in cyprus?

So it is:-

Rhynchophorus ferrugineus
Pest weevil on palm (oil, coconut, date)

If it is a wee one, does that make it the lesser of twoevils.

https://youtu.be/JAwIN8J3RAE

Originally Posted by steelemonkey

Thanks for that NDY. I have a vacuum sealer and would not be without it. I vacuum most stuff before freezing, the texture stays much better. I also keep my hops and beer yeast vacuumed.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Andrew-Jame.../dp/B001HBP7HW

Thanks for the tip - just ordered one.

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[QUOTE=Jen - Winged Blob;377839]What have we unleashed?! :D[/QUOTE]
Indeed :rofl: