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That thing is a monster. I'll stick to bikes which are legal to ride on UK roads and a standard mountain bike for off-road since my wife would go mad if I got arrested for anything and to be fair I have to carry a bike up steps to store it. With the Fiido Titan I'd have to start going to the gym again just to lift it.

If my chilis ever ripen I'll make something from them and drop it off since the tomatoes are just about done now.

Yes all good - my tomatoes are just about finished now but they went in very early. It is too cold to grow outside unfortunately and I really need a huge tunnel but need to clear space first. Best of luck if you choose to make the soup.

Nice one - yes, it seems strange that there would be only one but it was near woodland where others could have been hiding.

For sure and that's why I didn't put the location in the video as someone in my local area would surely shoot it, lol

Yup, and that video you sent me is definitely a beaver and not an otter. Last year I got a picture of a great white egret which I uploaded to Instagram - things are crazy. All we need now is Bigfoot.

It was like a horse compared to the sheep, lol

I'd say 100% there - it was huge compared to the roe deer I see almost daily.

That's what I'd say too since it was massive compared to the sheep in the field.

They are available on ebay but the small reels seem to come and go online. I was out with mine a few days ago and it's still going well.

It was round about this time of year (early to mid September). The Summer was very dry then there was a lot of rain for a couple of days - that's what caused such a number of fungi to pop up. It's been similar this year with regard to the dry Summer but the ground is still dry so there are limited amounts of fungi. I was out a couple of days ago and found only 1 Porcini but there were loads of Hedgehog fungi out - I could have filled a basket with them easily. Hopefully after the rain we've had and the rain we should be getting this week there will be a decent flush of fungi in the next few days (in my area).

(my other channel) That's really early considering that the Summer has been so dry - thanks for the report. In my area there hasn't been a flush of Ceps yet although the last few days have had some limited rain. Today I went out and found one decent Cep and lots of Hedgehog fungus in a big ring. I left most of the Hedgehogs since I already have a nation of them dried. Hopefully this day of rain will bring the Ceps up but even late in the day I was moving some deep leaf litter and it was still dry. We really need a day or two of heavy rain.

(my other channel) The panels sit on the ground mounts and the mirrors are really only effective early morning and late afternoon when the sun is weaker so no problems with overheating - we have a system which is much larger then we 'need' so it's all good.

I was confused about the output when I made this video as their website said the motor was 500W, then that was later changed to 350W but that is 'peak output' with the motor definitely being rated at 250W - it has 250W stamped on the hub of the motor so is the same as other UK road legal e-bikes as far as motor output goes. With regard to throttle that does not have to be fitted and the maximum speed is set at 15.5mph which also brings it in line with other road legal e-bikes. It is user choice to fit the throttle or increase the maximum speed. Hope that helps. I'd imagine that police in cities would be vigilant with checking e-bikes to see if they were 'legal' or not since there isn't anything more important going on in the world.....

@@ThousandYardStare more than explains it. I value your reviews immensely. I'm finding purchasing an ebike frustrating and it was nice to see a simple one. Thank you.

@@nightlite9009 No worries and I'm glad you find value in the videos since I only review products that I do use myself. I use this bike almost every day for rides between 5 - 25 miles depending on whether I just have to visit the post office or I fancy having a proper ride up in the hills. I'm intending to do a follow up video very soon when I get to 500 miles.

Bloody foreigners, lol To be fair they often have a much greater appreciation of Nature and are prepared to get out into the woods to look for mushrooms. Most 'British' people are too lazy to educate themselves and get out into the woods and that is a real shame - a total lack of education about the outdoors. No wonder so many of them believe in the climate change nonsense. I'm English and I'm ashamed of most of my fellow Englishmen.

Yes, you're definitely right. When I used to make my own traps old roadkill or a dead fish which had floated to the top of the pond worked the best. You live in a very nice looking part of the US.

Yes, there is a 'throttle' which will allow you to use the bike under electric power without pedaling. I use that when I'm tired and on a relatively flat road.

Nice one ​@@ThousandYardStare What about obtaining part's?

@@miles8169 Parts for bikes are interchangeable so if something breaks you can just add something compatible. I need a new gear shifter as I hit a lamp post a few days ago and it broke but I've just ordered a 7 gear shifter from Amazon for around £13.

Groovy, sounds good to me - I need to replace the brake pads on mine since I've done about 450 miles and I love it.

Yes, I'm comfortably outside the blast zone, West of Newcastle. God's country, lol

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I had never heard of that one but it looks great. There are a few sellers of bare root plants online so I may get some of those. I like anything which isn't some watery GMO abomination, lol

Yes, it is genuinely excellent as are the other products I've reviewed from Litheli so I've got no problems recommending them.

That's probably down to the amount of natural trace elements in the fungi - whenever the body gets what it wants you will feel good. The reverse is true too - whenever I eat crappy food I feel crappy, lol

I'm glad you found it useful - this is a really great idea.

Nice one - I'm glad the video helped and best of luck when you get out and use it.

I think you may have intended this comment for another video as I've never been to Hereford?

I think you may be commenting on the wrong video? lol

I'm pretty sure that I'm not KGB, lol

Now I know that this comment is surely meant for another video you were recently watching, lol

They taste the same but the Alpine strawberries (which I'm sitting next to at the start of the video) get much bigger fruits and produce crops for much longer. The smaller common wild strawberry plants have a short season since they seem to use their energy to produce a nation of runners which is great if you want lots of plants but not so good if you want lots of fruit. Therefore I'd say that the Alpine strawberries were the best bet if you want better quality fruit and a longer harvesting season. As long as they are divided every 3-4 years they will produce a nation of fruit and they frequently grow from seed around the parent plants.

Thank you so much! I just purchased some alpine strawberry seeds today. I couldn’t find any mature plants for sale, so I had to buy seeds. It’s a variety called “Rugen”, that’s what the label says, but I don’t think that matters that much, most varieties of alpine strawberries are probably very similar. It will take some time and patience to grow them but I’m sure the effort will be worth it. Thank you for your help and hope you have good harvests.

@@TiagoSilva-lk7hk (my other channel) Are you in the UK? If so I can send you some plants for free since they don't grow very well from seeds unless the seeds just drop naturally where the plants are growing. Every time I've tried to grow strawberries from seeds it has failed so if it fails for you just let me know and I'll send you some bare root plants when I divide mine up a the end of the year - I'll throw in a nation of bare root wild strawberries too as they are all over the place here.

That’s very kind of you, thank you. But I’m not in the UK. I’ve planted several seeds, I hope at least some of them sprout.

@@TiagoSilva-lk7hk (my other channel) Best of luck with growing them from seed - whenever I've tried growing strawberries from seed they have failed. I think it's best to just throw the seeds onto poor soil and forget about them, lol

I'm glad you like the bike. Yes, the headset and pedal are fine now that they've been tightened up but the pads are getting very low. The wear on the pads is probably due to the weight of the bike since it takes some slowing down when going down steep hills (due to the weight of the bike). The front basket weighs close to 3kg so it's not a lightweight option but it is extremely strong - I use it for foreign parcels when I ride to the local Post Office if there is something which can't be collected by Royal Mail. I think my miles are around 370 but I use this bike and my mountain bike for different rides. I wish my mountain bike went as fast up the hills as the electric bike and I wish the electric bike was as light as my mountain bike but neither of those things are going to happen, lol

Yes you can cut into your hands if you pull a fish in just using the line but only when the line is quite thin - that's why most people use 10lb-12lb line (or even heavier) on these types of reels. For the fish I target the line needs to be thinner since they will be able to see it.

(my other channel) No, and it is very soft.

All the holders are separate and they will only go bad if they get wet or touch contacts together. Yes, rechargeable batteries are great - I have them in another box, lol As far as charging packs for batteries go I got one with one of the metal detectors I bought years ago - it charges 8 AA at a time so is very handy.

Sorry, I've just realized what you meant when you said the holders were linked. They are in two's but the batteries are kept far enough apart that there's no chance of them touching unless there is a huge furring mess bursting from the corrupted battery. I hope you're keeping well, man.

We might be needing a load of gear, lol

Thanks for the compliment - this is the link to the Amazon review which just went live: www.amazon.co.uk/review/R3I67CK7OUTQOB/ref=pe_1572281_66412651_SRTC0204BT_cm_rv_eml_rv0_rv

I generally use an unweighted worm if bait fishing - that will cast approx. 10m (33 feet) easily but further if an E-Z Trout Float is also used - they are very good, in all my kits and can be found here: geni.us/U7xkguZ If using a small spinner as shown in this video I can throw that over 20 metres (80+ feet).

Yes, it could be regarded as pricey but these small espresso machines are expensive compared to just taking a flask of coffee.

The potatoes are well planted in now so I'm expecting those to be ready later in the year and store beyond Christmas. Usually I only drink coffee early in the morning when I need to get lots of emails answered then the late afternoon is for gardening when I finish work.

Yes, I was aware of such things but I'd never really looked into them until I was contacted and asked if I wanted to review it for the channel - as I am often out way up in the hills it seemed like a good product to review so I said yes and I'm very pleased with it. As a gift idea it is very good and it is genuinely well made. Since it is sold on Amazon the price will probably fluctuate so it's worth keeping an eye on it if you're interested. I use a plug in on my browser called 'camelcamelcamel' which tracks the prices of anything on Amazon - it's free and shows historical prices for anything I'm interested in. I simply set a price alert then get an email when the price drops to what I'm willing to pay. It's a great thing to just set and forget.

@@ThousandYardStare what a good idea, all new to me. I live under a rock here down South 😄

@@Les-OZZYTHEOSCAR I use that site all the time as the Amazon prices yo-yo madly through the year and flash deals can come and go very quickly.

I hope you're well too, man - like everyone we're feeling the financial pinch of the managed destruction of the Western empire but other than that all is well, lol

Yes, currently being sold just under £70 and it is excellent. I've just made a review video of another Litheli product which we took on holiday up to Scotland. It's a backpack fridge / freezer which can be set from +20C -to -20C and uses the same battery shown in this video. We used it as a freezer all the way up to our self catering cottage then used it as a fridge on the way back for cheese, meat, bottles of wine etc. It got the seal of approval from my wife so all is good. Everything I've featured from Litheli has been excellent quality and a reasonable price.

@@ThousandYardStare wow that sounds great for day trips out and picnics. The things they think of 😊

I had many ratching sessions last year and there was absolutely nothing about (not one porcini) so it's very hit-and-miss. Good fungi spots are like secret fishing holes and not readily shared but there are loads of places I know there are many types of fungi and are largely unexplored which I'd love to take a hard look at. I've lost my hunting partner as he's dropped off the face of the Earth so I'm up for some walks in the woods - where are you from?

@@ThousandYardStare Alright marra, I live in West Cumbria have you ever fished the Till ?

@@user-oy3lc3kq2y I haven't fished anywhere in Cumbria but there are some beautiful rivers there. It's a shame you're so far away and that my work has me tied up at random times of the day and night. That makes meet-ups difficult for me since I never know when I am free (it depends on when and how many orders come in each day). When I go for a bike ride / fishing / fungi hunt it's dictated by random free time.