18-02-2020, 10:56 AM
(18-02-2020, 07:18 AM)Jac Janssen Wrote: Electron gun assy?
Jac
You spotted it.
The gun out of an old mono telly tube.
The only syringe I spotted was well rotted and about a quarter if it had turned to dust. It was right next to the electron gun on the right.
All the same restoring an allotment is a restoration with lots of healthy fresh air.
The sharp bits come in many forms.
Needles are safe except tetanus after a few days on the ground.
Gooseberry thorns are much worse and go septic even more quickly than blackberry thorns.
I have been given four estate car loads of peat based compost with perlite and root balls that broke up at the first sniff of frost by a local land lord.
His tenants were naughty farmers and had been growing naughty crops. The door got broken when they got unexpected assistance with the harvest.
The red clay soil on mu allotment swallowed the lot.







