How is the ground on site ? ;-)

[blutarsky]

23 minutes ago, deebeedoobee said:

Jaysus...any excuse to get outta work....

But seriously....shitty hell...hope you are back to a ok now.

In work today. And tomorrow. And Wednesday. 😬

[gigpusher]

Can't believe tomorrow afternoon after all that has happened I can check the state of the ground for myself. 

[pilton digger]

8 minutes ago, gigpusher said:

Can't believe tomorrow afternoon after all that has happened I can check the state of the ground for myself. 

Spoiler alert

 

Dry and hard

[gigpusher]

1 hour ago, pilton digger said:

Spoiler alert

 

Dry and hard

😂😂😂😂 Happy, happy news! Still something good about seeing it in person though. As wonderful as @deebeedoobeeupdates have been getting on the farm myself will be a blissful moment! 

[Wurzelcat]

I'm early shift with oxfam.  Yesterday I was cursing the rain. Today I was cursing the dust on Ash Tree Gate. Never satisfied me 

[fred quimby]

27 minutes ago, Wurzelcat said:

I'm early shift with oxfam.  Yesterday I was cursing the rain. Today I was cursing the dust on Ash Tree Gate. Never satisfied me 

It is very warm on site.

[ThatCubT]

The ground is lovely and solid, with plenty of lush green grass!

[deebeedoobee]

Currently weather in Pilton.

[plot2pot]

4 hours ago, blutarsky said:

Possibly carrageenan. https://www.annallergy.org/article/S1081-1206(18)31141-4/fulltext 

Could have been sunflower seeds, but I've consumed these before in various forms, so seems unlikely. It does tend to trigger reflux if i have sunflower products. Sesame, peanuts and other nuts trigger reflux with me too. Lots of craft ales can also trigger reflux, which is how this incident started. Just felt like acid reflux, then got progressively worse. 

You probably know already but we brewers use a carrageenan extract as a clarification aid during the brewing process.

[plot2pot]

4 hours ago, blutarsky said:

Possibly carrageenan. https://www.annallergy.org/article/S1081-1206(18)31141-4/fulltext 

Could have been sunflower seeds, but I've consumed these before in various forms, so seems unlikely. It does tend to trigger reflux if i have sunflower products. Sesame, peanuts and other nuts trigger reflux with me too. Lots of craft ales can also trigger reflux, which is how this incident started. Just felt like acid reflux, then got progressively worse. 

You probably know already but we brewers use a carrageenan extract as a clarification aid during the brewing process.

[blutarsky]

10 hours ago, plot2pot said:

You probably know already but we brewers use a carrageenan extract as a clarification aid during the brewing process.

I didn’t - and that would explain why craft ales can often give me pretty bad acid reflux. 
Do you know if there’s a reliable way of finding out which beers have and haven’t used it? 

[deebeedoobee]

Current weather at 5.54am. What a beautiful day 

[Jay Pee]

From the Tor this morning

[deebeedoobee]

3 minutes ago, Jay Pee said:

From the Tor this morning

Looks busy, as expected 

[Jay Pee]

1 hour ago, deebeedoobee said:

Looks busy, as expected 

Yes it was. I really had to embrace my inner Bongo w*nker / Coke Bore 🙂

[deebeedoobee]

2 minutes ago, Jay Pee said:

Yes it was. I really had to embrace my inner Bongo w*nker / Coke Bore 🙂

Upvote 😁 standard household fitting in Glastonbury 

[deebeedoobee]

21th June

T-1. One more sleep ( if you can).

The current weather and ground conditions in Pilton are :
*  HFH records 16.0 degrees at 0808 with humidity above 95%. Average temp at time of reading, over the past 21 days, is 18.0. Low of 13.3 and max 25.3 degrees. Consequent tent conditions - getting sweaty with the onset of panting and flatulence.

* RAM jam jar is empty, as expected. Todays duckometer reading is 0.0 mm. The total rainfall in 21 days of June is 28mm. 15mm in a single day. Ducky has gone to the pool.

* Diver is praising like he should.

* Current wind condition - still. Miss Pat is currently reading Pyramid stage.  Al Ci, 1 okta.

* Sticky stick has left for Portugal in his bus. The Well retreats into obscurity. Ground condition is Large black dog eating rabbit scut, with the sound of buzzards thermalling. 

And that’s a wrap folks! Arlo, Pilton Digger and I will see you at the village fete tomorrow. Less pants, more party…… and remember to wear sunscreen.

[scaryclaireyfairy]

Big Dog!!! 😍

[4AssedMonkey]

Great work as always Dee. Thank you so much. Love to you all. ❤️

[alanr]

Thank you, as always your input has been informative and entertaining.😀

[al_coholic]

Thanks Dee, PD & Arlo, truly entertaining and informative over the last 3 weeks. 

[watsonjm]

Thanks Dee. Outstanding as always. 

[One Tonne Baby]

Enjoyed these! Enjoy your festival 

[paulshane]

20 minutes ago, deebeedoobee said:

 

21th June

T-1. One more sleep ( if you can).

 

 

Marvelous stuff, thanks for this thread 🙂

[Tranquility of Solitude]

26 minutes ago, deebeedoobee said:

 

21th June

T-1. One more sleep ( if you can).

The current weather and ground conditions in Pilton are :
*  HFH records 16.0 degrees at 0808 with humidity above 95%. Average temp at time of reading, over the past 21 days, is 18.0. Low of 13.3 and max 25.3 degrees. Consequent tent conditions - getting sweaty with the onset of panting and flatulence.

* RAM jam jar is empty, as expected. Todays duckometer reading is 0.0 mm. The total rainfall in 21 days of June is 28mm. 15mm in a single day. Ducky has gone to the pool.

* Diver is praising like he should.

* Current wind condition - still. Miss Pat is currently reading Pyramid stage.  Al Ci, 1 okta.

* Sticky stick has left for Portugal in his bus. The Well retreats into obscurity. Ground condition is Large black dog eating rabbit scut, with the sound of buzzards thermalling. 

And that’s a wrap folks! Arlo, Pilton Digger and I will see you at the village fete tomorrow. Less pants, more party…… and remember to wear sunscreen.

@deebeedoobee many thanks for your fantastic efforts this year. Hope to see you and @pilton diggeron the farm