Latest comments
Countdown to Crisis: the looming electoral problems in the United Kingdom
Probably, but we have no draft law and would need to pass a new one.
frankbeswick, on 03/05/2024
Foragers' Wines
That is a new one, Derdriu. I had never heard of onionnwine until now. Thanks.
frankbeswick, on 03/05/2024
Besides the Ocean of Time: reflections on the book
No.it is very uncommon with Orkney islanders, which is probably why the author chose it. But I am motor interested in the character of Thorfinn, for in him I see a similarity to my younger self. When I was six my teacher told my mother that I ...
frankbeswick, on 03/05/2024
Cunnamulla - Premium Destination Outback
I don't know wnat kind of coffee I better go and look at.
Jo_Murphy, on 03/05/2024
Much in Little: food production in a small space
Probably the best way to restore fertility is compost. To replace minerals you can use seaweed in either meal or liquid form or once every few years apply rockdust, ground granite.
frankbeswick, on 03/05/2024
The Burren:Ireland's land of stone
It is rare to find much evidence of violence, but it is still present.
frankbeswick, on 03/05/2024
Roman Ghosts in Britain
No. He is a mystery. Is he even conscious? We do not know. Does he even have a sense of time.
frankbeswick, on 03/05/2024
The Story of Wensleydale
No. There are none. They are a ridge.
frankbeswick, on 03/05/2024
Cunnamulla - Premium Destination Outback
Echo Ecidna is AI, and the background is photo.
Jo_Murphy, on 03/05/2024
The Story of Wensleydale
Thank you for your comment Nov. 24, 2020, in answer to my previous, same-day observations and question.
The name Cheviots makes me mull French origins.
But English Wikipedia presents Cheviots, in its The Cheviot article, as first rendered ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 03/04/2024
The Burren:Ireland's land of stone
Thank you!
That's a bit disappointing, a bit sobering to mull "evidence of physical violence in The English neolithic."
Might that be common or rare England-wise and elsewhere?
DerdriuMarriner, on 03/04/2024
Roman Ghosts in Britain
Thank you!
That sounds so interesting and yet so lonely of one Roman ghost in the same space.
Would there be any interpretations as to whether or not he would be looking for someone or something?
DerdriuMarriner, on 03/04/2024
Much in Little: food production in a small space
Thank you for your comments March 14, 2020, in answer to my previous, same-day questions.
Elsewhere I considered Unitedstatesian customs of metal cans left decoratively and micronutrient-leachingly in home gardens and in lawns needing building ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 03/04/2024
Besides the Ocean of Time: reflections on the book
The character Thorfinn Ragnarson gets my attention.
That is such an Icelandic name (and that last name is part of the name of my favorite author, Ragnar Jónasson).
Thorfinn, from Þorfinnr, means "thunder wanderer" (from Old Norse Þor ...
DerdriuMarriner, on 03/04/2024
Foragers' Wines
The north, the south and the west lawns naturally host wild onions here.
Online sources identify wild onions as fermentable into wild-onion wine.
Might you ever have made your own onion wine or tasted it?
DerdriuMarriner, on 03/04/2024