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Do a New Thing for Spring - 2021 Anniversary Edition

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Ness Feb 2021 12:56pm, 21 Feb 2021 13,799 posts	Quote Pin Ness My newt for today has been to put up my new bird feeder in my garden. It needs a better base and two of the feeders are yet to be put out because I need to get seed from the supermarket tomorrow but it's a start.
Sharkie Feb 2021 1:25pm, 21 Feb 2021 17,372 posts	Quote Pin Sharkie I snapped a load of food pics - (not my dinners) on my morning constitutional. I have been known to photograph food stalls and caffs and markets ... but usually in EUROPE. sigh
Sharkie Feb 2021 1:27pm, 21 Feb 2021 17,373 posts	Quote Pin Sharkie I know you've done a run (rather than a runner) Linds ... so come and report it.
halfpint Feb 2021 1:36pm, 21 Feb 2021 34,205 posts	Quote Pin halfpint I went back to the woods that I was biking at yesterday. Ernie and I investigated some more paths and worked out some more routes It’s lovely out there.
Hanneke Feb 2021 1:43pm, 21 Feb 2021 70,749 posts	Quote Pin Hanneke Pukka teas arevexcellent! I may have abput 10 different ones and my NEWT is the Pukka Lemongrass and ginger. It is rather superb: refreshing and warming.
Hanneke Feb 2021 1:54pm, 21 Feb 2021 70,751 posts	Quote Pin Hanneke I have a guilty pleasure and it is growing citrus/collecting citrus trees. It takes about 18 months in our climate for a fruit to ripen from flowering. For this I move the trees into a heated greenhouse in winter, where they spend 6 months of the year being treasured. Citrus flowers at the same time as fruit sets and ripens, so you have always got different stages of fruit on the go. The tree stops flowering when it deems to have enough fruit that is ripe for its procreation. That is where I come in and pick the fruit and eat it. The skins are thick and the fruit isn't the juiciest, due to its slow growth process. 10-12 months is normal in the mediterranean, here it takes 18 nonths! Very tasty though and nothing beats growing your own!
Hanneke Feb 2021 1:55pm, 21 Feb 2021 70,752 posts	Quote Pin Hanneke
Hanneke Feb 2021 1:56pm, 21 Feb 2021 70,753 posts	Quote Pin Hanneke That is my first ever, very newty, home grown orange! ☺️
GimmeMedals Feb 2021 2:05pm, 21 Feb 2021 19,931 posts	Quote Pin GimmeMedals Now that is impressive, H!
BaronessBL Feb 2021 2:14pm, 21 Feb 2021 8,763 posts	Quote Pin BaronessBL That is a brilliant newt

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The sixth running of Do a New Thing for Spring

Lent has a special and specific meaning to Christians but has become an secular season of denial and hair shirting that serves no positve purpose. No chocolate, no booze, no -er - other stuff.

Why not treat the build up to Easter - as a chance to celebrate and embrace NEW THINGS - that's what spring is about after all.

The first few pages of the thread give more ideas.

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