Another helpful thing I have found is breaking down the cardboard, making it flat and storing it sideways to save space. I put it in a plastic bin. Then, I toss it in the garden to cover patches of weeds, and cover it with dirt. I have even left it uncovered, behind hedges you can’t see from the street, and. It covered it. A little messy, but no weeds is a real plus whatever it looks like.
I make my own seed starting mix and potting mix. It saves me a fortune and works well. I sieve all my old compost from my containers-dry it-sieve it-bag it. I use perlite and coir and it gives a light airy mix ideal for seedlings 😊😊
As a senior gardener, my wheelbarrow is very important to me. I throw heavy things is there and I don’t want to fight balancing it, so I have two wheels at the front. They used to make it with four wheels, but two will do. One wheel in the front just doesn’t work for me. The wheels are plastic, and I was also given a metal wheelbarrow, with much lower sides and with two pneumatic wheels on the sides, which needs air, about twice a year, but no problem. Also very good for balancing. Lower sides allow for tossing in heavy bags without lifting them too far up. Much good luck with the one you bought and the seedlings.
Sean, LOVE the teapot in the sill against your Morris blinds! Looks like a gift shop -- well done. PLS don't stop allotment/gardening segments. I'm from NC in the states & we usually just garden in our yards -- granted, we usually have the room. I'm so intrigued & love the way y'all (😉) really know about seed starting. Been watching since London right before your big move. Sending kitty kisses to your beautiful, black rescued felines. You are a great guy. -- Thx for your channel!
Here's hoping the weather is better tomorrow. I once had some seed sowing trays like those. They were quite flimsy once the compost was in. Luckily we had plenty of seed trays knocking about and they fitted in made it easier to carry them. But we learnt our lesson and didn't get any more of that type 😅😊
It was a lovely day Weds, I got a full wash out in the morning then a handwash out before heavy hail mid afternoon. Making most of being able use my outside drying line!!
I use the plug pots like you bought...I've saved mine from plant purchases and wash them thouroughly between uses. I don't leave them in sunlight for storage, or out in the freezing cold and get several seasons of use from them before they start breaking up. On the wheel barrow, smaller is better (IMO) because they not only take up less space to store, they are lighter and more manuverable than a deep one that one may find, when filled, is impossible to push. The oil coating is to protect the finish until use. I loved seeing the bag of Miracle Grow! Here in the States what you call 'compost' we call 'potting soil'!
I am constantly amazed how much food you can keep in that little fridge. It is like Mary Poppins carpet bag. Lol. You have busy days ahead planting all those seeds. You are well on your way with a find looking wheel barrow and all those different soils. Tally Ho Sean. Love that name Grease Lightening for your barrow. Perfect!
What are the 'car boots' to which you all refer? I'm in the States and that phrase is a little mysterious to me. I'm assuming some sort of sale but a little curious about the setting of a 'car boot' sale.
it would be like a flea market here in the states but held in a lot where folks display goods are sold from their vehicles and usually a lot of the goods are on tables or in boxes to sort through or played on the ground.
Try to keep your red wines in a cool, dark place (about 13 degrees c is ideal) until you are ready to use it. It's best stored horizontally. Bring it out to warm up to room temperature when you are ready to drink it. It will deteriorate if kept out in a warm, sunny, room. £12 for a bag of compost that size is expensive but if you have no means of transporting it I suppose you have to pay extra. Would you be able to get some delivered from the allotment society? Do you have any access to straw to put on top of your potatoes? I assume you will be earthing them up so only the tips of the leaves are showing?
Darlene, car boot sales in England and wales, is very much like a garage sale in America, except everyone drives to a particular area, and sets their trestle tables up, on which they display all the things they want to sell .
A very sweet wheel barrel. The back garden looked peaceful with the little kitty sitting by the door. Great music, thank you for playing it. 🎶 Good luck with your informal competition. Best wishes and blessings for a happy, cozy September (almost equinox).
Never realised till you said about depth of the wheel barrel ,always thought gardens ones were all the same. Learn something new everyday. You did a good job on putting the wheelbarrow together. Afterwards you deserve your cup of tea.
I love the music you play (when making the wheelbarrow)… just so lovely , I too prefer a steel barrow, plastic ones are just awful , I do have a little two wheel cart for taking tools around the garden, bags of soul, picking up rocks to make garden beds… very handy little Sherlock cart, use it to bring the firewood in too 😅
Us Aussies mostly have full size fridges and can't understand how you Brits survive with these itsty bitsy fridges. Small fridges are for caravans or beer etc lol😂
@@lynnpurfield9430 most new houses in Australia have an alcove space for the fridge. I had to buy a fridge smaller to fit in the house we moved too. Wasn't happy!!
I started using Jamieson brothers compost soil for my Mary Jane's 😂 😂 I used to use your commercial "grow" medium but would often find it would be infested with frips. Not had any problems with Jamieson brothers so far
No frost yet here though it’s been below 50F recently at night so it’s on its way. I’m down to the fading sunchokes that may or may not have produced tubers, and a purple sweet potato vine that seems to be surviving despite all. Here’s hoping that produces. I harvested my turnips and got about a half dozen in total this season. I’ll do better next year. I planted too many and too close so I had to cull a lot with nowhere else for them to go. “We plan our garden while it snows.” - the Solstice Song by Molly and the Tinker. (I don’t expect anyone to get this reference.) Today though is vehicle repair - I get to replace a radiator. Yay. -_-
Another lovely Vlog Sean. We are still enjoying the sunshine over here in Canada. But soon we will fly back in a couple of weeks and be ready for the cooler weather. Love the new wheelbarrow. ❤
Barolo is from the northern part of Italy, probably a pinot noir - quite fragrant. Being brought up on Cabernet Sauvignon in the Barossa Valley, you've got a good drop 🍷
That will be a lovely wine with beef. You’ll enjoy that Sean. I don’t see you buy beet a lot so it’s nice to treat yourself. I too only buy a bit of beef once in awhile. Enjoy that steak with some nice sauté of mushrooms. Yum!
A small van or car would be ideal for transporting all your wares to the homestead especially when we have bad weather. Autumn is here dark depressing days and being able to get out and about is a must when you live alone in the Valleys. Rheola market on a saturday is a great place for second hand tools and has a meat van. I love a wander around.❤
I used to have a very small wheelbarrow, which suited me just fine. I am five feet tall. It cost $2 at an auction and was used more often for many years than a larger, sturdier one.
Sean, I think it's time you bought yourself a little van so you an transport all your gardening bits to the Homestead easier. I have visions of you pushing your barrow through the streets to get to the garden. Plus it will help you get further afield on your adventures and show us more of gorgeous Wales😊
Given that the homestead is 5 minutes from his house I don’t believe that would be a good reason to invest in a vehicle. A golf cart perhaps, though where would he park it?
Good suggestion however the cost of a vehicle, gas/maintenance, insurance can be expensive and it all depends on folks income on whether it a benefit or not. Unlike the USA, the bus/ trains are a great mode of transport.
Hi from NZ watching your video's I got very enthusiastic about gardening again. I planted spring bulbs now have a beautiful display by my back door. I am ready to plant vegetables for summer.
Saw your video from July 2023 where you said you lost a lot of weight on the Keto diet ... sounds like you decided not to try the Keto diet this time :). I like your less and walking !!
Love Barolo, you'll enjoy that with your steak. You've got me thinking now steak with a big beef tomato and a large mushroom. Used to have fries too, but no longer. Trying to make healthy choices now. Enjoy.🐞
You do right to treat yourself Sean “All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy” . Now I make my own Actimel, the Village didn’t have any Actimels in so I make a small drink with Kefir , cherry yogurt, and milk. You just make a small amount in a nice glass or otherwise it sets so you make only what you will drink .
Good morning Sean I think the reason your barrow is oily is to protect it from getting rusty as it is steel,like water off a ducks back you might say! Good luck with the healthy eating,take care Sean 💜
Thank you for this lovely video Sean. You have become my guilty pleasure, and I find the day is not quite right without clocking into your channel. I am in the process of de cluttering, as I have so much stuff left over from when I did B & B. The home I am in now is too small to do that anymore, although I have had a lodger or two in the past here, to help pay the bills. Wishing you peace, joy and health. Good Luck with the loosing 2 stone, that is a lot, but great to have a goal I feel, and to do it with other folk, as it keeps us supported. Blessings from Jilly & Madge. xxx
Hey Sean. Please can you show how your going to put the fleece around your potatoes.? I've planted some potatoes. And I'm a novice to growing veg. Ps I love your kitchen blind will have to get one. Have a nice day.
Hi Sean hope you are well... please can you help me ....Will it be OK to put my bulbs in pots or will they be better in the ground. I live in Scotland and it gets cold here.... plus does mulching always help? ... I used potting soil for my seedlings and I got perlite plus rooting powder for replanting and potting gravel for helping with the soil from clumping. Please can you give me some advice and I would be truly grateful. Since my husband passed away 21 months ago I have had to build lots of things and even a wheel barrow lol. Watch out as I see the uk is due some snow . I'm going to be busy making soap and candles and bath bombs . Enjoy your evening. Xx
Bulbs will do well in pots, the bulbs have to be twice the depth of their size but they will freeze quicker when the weather drops so don't go for too big a pot incase you need to move them to shelter. The bulbs can also be put directly into the ground which is what I do.
What time was your shopping delivered? ( 06.15am when you finished putting it away!?).....or was you just having a nap,later in day? Coz if the former.....there are rules re what time deliveries can occur !
@@seanjamescameron wow! Where I live no such deliveries allowed before 07.30..am...so as not t disturb residents or add t morning commuting traffic ! ...
Hi Sean, thank you for latest video. I must say your hints and tips are coming in handy re plants so thank you! As luck would have it I have a similar black tray to you so I'll keep that handy! Also my composts came yesterday that was very quick! I also now know how to put a wheelbarrow together though we do have one here which belonged to my partner's Dad. Your one looked a really good one. Good price too. 🙂👍🏻 Well I got my flower bulbs in the other day at that point the soil was still a bit hard even though we'd had some rain but as luck would have it, it rained a lot the next day and yesterday so the water butts should be looking a lot better now! Btw re your grocery shop we are weekly too it is easier especially for my back plus we have an ASDA midweek pass to save on delivery costs every week. Anyway take care and catch up soon. 🙂
Hello Sean enjoying the video, As soon as you mention Grease lightning you and I both sang the first line, a duet, 😃 Synchronised minds. 💚🌹 just had to stop your video to send comment.!
I really enjoy your videos where you share your everyday lifestyle. Living in your village seems very agreeable, serene and yet within reach of a bit of hussle and bustle. Maybe it’s your influence but I find I am now preferring my chai tea to my Isis al cup of coffee!!! I like that you are joining internet friends in a friendly challenge to loose 2 stone….I might join in on that smaller rations and more walkabouts plan. Be well dear boy, as always you are in my prayers.💚
Isn't it funny how nosey we are we like an unboxing or a Waitrose shop 😁 but you always like to know what food other ppl buy. I can't have a Waitrose without thinking about the silky knicker bags now 😂
At least the wheelbarrow is metal. We have a lot of crap plastic ones sold in home stores near me. I actually use a little metal one that was my dad's from the 70s.
Hi Sean, I recently came across your channel and have watched a few of your videos, some recent, some when you were in London, about six videos in total. I know you have said you don’t want to make this into a gardening channel, but I am about to build myself a greenhouse and intend to grow veggies and some flowers too and am looking to find a channel I can follow as things happen so any gardening, sowing, tips & tricks would be appreciated. My climate will be similar to yours as I live in Pembroke, not too far away. Anyway, all the best. Steve 😃👍🏴
Well done for trying to lose weight if you cut out the extras this might help but don’t stop them as you need a treat if you lose a one pond a week over the year you will lose 3tone 5lb I am at sw and being at target weight for a year but I eat healthy and with the things you grow will help 🐝🧵🐝
Another helpful thing I have found is breaking down the cardboard, making it flat and storing it sideways to save space. I put it in a plastic bin. Then, I toss it in the garden to cover patches of weeds, and cover it with dirt. I have even left it uncovered, behind hedges you can’t see from the street, and. It covered it. A little messy, but no weeds is a real plus whatever it looks like.
I make my own seed starting mix and potting mix. It saves me a fortune and works well. I sieve all my old compost from my containers-dry it-sieve it-bag it. I use perlite and coir and it gives a light airy mix ideal for seedlings 😊😊
@@mamnan8953 you use it over and over again as long as you add some nutrients. I use blood fish and bone 😊
As a senior gardener, my wheelbarrow is very important to me. I throw heavy things is there and I don’t want to fight balancing it, so I have two wheels at the front. They used to make it with four wheels, but two will do. One wheel in the front just doesn’t work for me. The wheels are plastic, and I was also given a metal wheelbarrow, with much lower sides and with two pneumatic wheels on the sides, which needs air, about twice a year, but no problem. Also very good for balancing. Lower sides allow for tossing in heavy bags without lifting them too far up. Much good luck with the one you bought and the seedlings.
Sean, LOVE the teapot in the sill against your Morris blinds! Looks like a gift shop -- well done. PLS don't stop allotment/gardening segments. I'm from NC in the states & we usually just garden in our yards -- granted, we usually have the room. I'm so intrigued & love the way y'all (😉) really know about seed starting. Been watching since London right before your big move. Sending kitty kisses to your beautiful, black rescued felines. You are a great guy. -- Thx for your channel!
Here's hoping the weather is better tomorrow. I once had some seed sowing trays like those. They were quite flimsy once the compost was in. Luckily we had plenty of seed trays knocking about and they fitted in made it easier to carry them. But we learnt our lesson and didn't get any more of that type 😅😊
It was a lovely day Weds, I got a full wash out in the morning then a handwash out before heavy hail mid afternoon. Making most of being able use my outside drying line!!
Glad you got the good weather. In Leicestershire we had heavy showers and wind every 5 minutes throughout the day and cold. Hey ho, luck of the draw😊
That William Morris shade really is beautiful.
I use the plug pots like you bought...I've saved mine from plant purchases and wash them thouroughly between uses. I don't leave them in sunlight for storage, or out in the freezing cold and get several seasons of use from them before they start breaking up. On the wheel barrow, smaller is better (IMO) because they not only take up less space to store, they are lighter and more manuverable than a deep one that one may find, when filled, is impossible to push. The oil coating is to protect the finish until use.
I loved seeing the bag of Miracle Grow! Here in the States what you call 'compost' we call 'potting soil'!
I am constantly amazed how much food you can keep in that little fridge. It is like Mary Poppins carpet bag. Lol. You have busy days ahead planting all those seeds. You are well on your way with a find looking wheel barrow and all those different soils. Tally Ho Sean. Love that name Grease Lightening for your barrow. Perfect!
Ive bought some great barrows and other tools from car boots my last barrow was five pounds had it 6 years now
What are the 'car boots' to which you all refer? I'm in the States and that phrase is a little mysterious to me. I'm assuming some sort of sale but a little curious about the setting of a 'car boot' sale.
it would be like a flea market here in the states but held in a lot where folks display goods are sold from their vehicles and usually a lot of the goods are on tables or in boxes to sort through or played on the ground.
@@ehpeachylove Thanks!
Try to keep your red wines in a cool, dark place (about 13 degrees c is ideal) until you are ready to use it. It's best stored horizontally. Bring it out to warm up to room temperature when you are ready to drink it. It will deteriorate if kept out in a warm, sunny, room.
£12 for a bag of compost that size is expensive but if you have no means of transporting it I suppose you have to pay extra. Would you be able to get some delivered from the allotment society?
Do you have any access to straw to put on top of your potatoes? I assume you will be earthing them up so only the tips of the leaves are showing?
nice wine tip!
Darlene, car boot sales in England and wales, is very much like a garage sale in America, except everyone drives to a particular area, and sets their trestle tables up, on which they display all the things they want to sell .
A very sweet wheel barrel.
The back garden looked peaceful with the little kitty sitting by the door.
Great music, thank you for playing it. 🎶
Good luck with your informal competition.
Best wishes and blessings for a happy, cozy September (almost equinox).
Never realised till you said about depth of the wheel barrel ,always thought gardens ones were all the same. Learn something new everyday. You did a good job on putting the wheelbarrow together. Afterwards you deserve your cup of tea.
I love the music you play (when making the wheelbarrow)… just so lovely , I too prefer a steel barrow, plastic ones are just awful , I do have a little two wheel cart for taking tools around the garden, bags of soul, picking up rocks to make garden beds… very handy little Sherlock cart, use it to bring the firewood in too 😅
Us Aussies mostly have full size fridges and can't understand how you Brits survive with these itsty bitsy fridges.
Small fridges are for caravans or beer etc lol😂
That gets me as well, I couldn't cope with a small fridge. I don't like shopping and I couldn't be doing it every day.
@@lynnpurfield9430 most new houses in Australia have an alcove space for the fridge. I had to buy a fridge smaller to fit in the house we moved too. Wasn't happy!!
@@Helen44marie saves lots more trips to supermarkets etc :)
@@lynnpurfield9430 so true :)
Sean’s fridge is very small even by English standards, tiny actually.
Soda bread is so easy to make. Delicious & filling. I used wholemeal flour
Steak with creamy mushroom sauce, lovely!
I started using Jamieson brothers compost soil for my Mary Jane's 😂 😂 I used to use your commercial "grow" medium but would often find it would be infested with frips. Not had any problems with Jamieson brothers so far
No frost yet here though it’s been below 50F recently at night so it’s on its way.
I’m down to the fading sunchokes that may or may not have produced tubers, and a purple sweet potato vine that seems to be surviving despite all. Here’s hoping that produces.
I harvested my turnips and got about a half dozen in total this season. I’ll do better next year. I planted too many and too close so I had to cull a lot with nowhere else for them to go.
“We plan our garden while it snows.” - the Solstice Song by Molly and the Tinker. (I don’t expect anyone to get this reference.)
Today though is vehicle repair - I get to replace a radiator. Yay. -_-
Another lovely Vlog Sean. We are still enjoying the sunshine over here in Canada. But soon we will fly back in a couple of weeks and be ready for the cooler weather. Love the new wheelbarrow. ❤
Hi Sean I have been in the new forest it’s lovely we sometimes put beef in red wine in the slow cooker
Barolo is from the northern part of Italy, probably a pinot noir - quite fragrant. Being brought up on Cabernet Sauvignon in the Barossa Valley, you've got a good drop 🍷
That will be a lovely wine with beef. You’ll enjoy that Sean. I don’t see you buy beet a lot so it’s nice to treat yourself. I too only buy a bit of beef once in awhile. Enjoy that steak with some nice sauté of mushrooms. Yum!
Nice to see all your purchases Sean and i love the barrow . .
Sean we say Keeeefer in the US! lol not kafurrr. lol it does make me snicker a bit when you say it! lol
Hey! I need to lose 2 stone too ! Wish I had a support group of like-minded motivators 🙏🏻
Good video Sean 👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏
LOL. Last year I was cleaning kitchen drawers and a few in the dining room as well. I found 8 corkscrews! Can't say I don't know my priorities! 😄
Brunelki us a good Italian res. Malbec from Argentina are cheaper and usually fir in
A small van or car would be ideal for transporting all your wares to the homestead especially when we have bad weather. Autumn is here dark depressing days and being able to get out and about is a must when you live alone in the Valleys. Rheola market on a saturday is a great place for second hand tools and has a meat van. I love a wander around.❤
I used to have a very small wheelbarrow, which suited me just fine. I am five feet tall. It cost $2 at an auction and was used more often for many years than a larger, sturdier one.
You need a bigger fridge Sean
Sean, I think it's time you bought yourself a little van so you an transport all your gardening bits to the Homestead easier. I have visions of you pushing your barrow through the streets to get to the garden. Plus it will help you get further afield on your adventures and show us more of gorgeous Wales😊
Given that the homestead is 5 minutes from his house I don’t believe that would be a good reason to invest in a vehicle.
A golf cart perhaps, though where would he park it?
He can't get out of the Valley in a wheelbarrow or cart though
Good suggestion however the cost of a vehicle, gas/maintenance, insurance can be expensive and it all depends on folks income on whether it a benefit or not.
Unlike the USA, the bus/ trains are a great mode of transport.
The wheelbarrow looks quaint Sean .
Hi from NZ watching your video's I got very enthusiastic about gardening again. I planted spring bulbs now have a beautiful display by my back door. I am ready to plant vegetables for summer.
Saw your video from July 2023 where you said you lost a lot of weight on the Keto diet ... sounds like you decided not to try the Keto diet this time :). I like your less and walking !!
always a joy sean
Love Barolo, you'll enjoy that with your steak. You've got me thinking now steak with a big beef tomato and a large mushroom. Used to have fries too, but no longer. Trying to make healthy choices now. Enjoy.🐞
You do right to treat yourself Sean “All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy” . Now I make my own Actimel, the Village didn’t have any Actimels in so I make a small drink with Kefir , cherry yogurt, and milk. You just make a small amount in a nice glass or otherwise it sets so you make only what you will drink .
Good morning Sean
I think the reason your barrow is oily is to protect it from getting rusty as it is steel,like water off a ducks back you might say!
Good luck with the healthy eating,take care Sean 💜
You know the saying Sean buy cheap buy twice ❤
Morning.
Thank you for this lovely video Sean. You have become my guilty pleasure, and I find the day is not quite right without clocking into your channel. I am in the process of de cluttering, as I have so much stuff left over from when I did B & B. The home I am in now is too small to do that anymore, although I have had a lodger or two in the past here, to help pay the bills. Wishing you peace, joy and health. Good Luck with the loosing 2 stone, that is a lot, but great to have a goal I feel, and to do it with other folk, as it keeps us supported. Blessings from Jilly & Madge. xxx
There you go Sean, that’s the name for your barrow! Greased Lightning ⚡️
The amount of cardboard generated from amazon is crazy
It makes a great weed suppressor til it breaks down though. 👍
Hey Sean. Please can you show how your going to put the fleece around your potatoes.? I've planted some potatoes. And I'm a novice to growing veg. Ps I love your kitchen blind will have to get one. Have a nice day.
Will do.
I take it that you fillmed the shopping part a week ago because you mentioned the use by date on friday the 13th which you said was next week
Filmed this Tuesday.
Hi, What are the black water trays called and where did you order them from, they are just what I need, thank you,
Hi Sean hope you are well... please can you help me ....Will it be OK to put my bulbs in pots or will they be better in the ground. I live in Scotland and it gets cold here.... plus does mulching always help? ... I used potting soil for my seedlings and I got perlite plus rooting powder for replanting and potting gravel for helping with the soil from clumping. Please can you give me some advice and I would be truly grateful. Since my husband passed away 21 months ago I have had to build lots of things and even a wheel barrow lol. Watch out as I see the uk is due some snow . I'm going to be busy making soap and candles and bath bombs . Enjoy your evening. Xx
Bulbs will do well in pots, the bulbs have to be twice the depth of their size but they will freeze quicker when the weather drops so don't go for too big a pot incase you need to move them to shelter. The bulbs can also be put directly into the ground which is what I do.
Thank you Sean. I really appreciate your help
Take care 🙂 x
Ooh red wine with beef casserole 🍷
Seems carrots are the things to grow, as on the news today, they are saying that the price will go up for them soon. xxx
When it comes to the wine, before ever reading the front label, visually, the deeper the dimple of the base, generally the higher quality the wine.🍾
Never realised that 😮
Morning Sean.. another great video... and whst a kind gentle and generous bloke you are.. ( I've been watching Mr Boaty!)
Happy gardening Sean.
electric bike electric bike electric bike???? Unless I've missed something did you get rid??
Will you push the wheel barrow to the homestead? 💪
I always look on Facebook market place first for wheelbarrow or furniture, never buy new
I set the mood for the evening, mainly cause i look better by candlelight and lamps 😊
I'm sure you look lovely dolly.... I am making candles tonight lol x
Borolo very heavy bodied. Great to cook with for me..
Just in case James, is this you maybe??
The winning ticket, bought in Rhondda Cynon Taf in April, remains unclaimed
Euromillions ticket not claimed!!!
Sean may I ask how your lights are working out please I have ordered soft white ones to try and save a little bit. Thank you so much for your vedios .
It would be nicer to see you walking up the mountain and see the wildlife and beautiful scenery or you relaxing in the homestead please
I like my red wine cool it can get too warm 🤮
Morning Sean, enjoy your walk. Cant beat fresh air and a bit of scenery 😊
What time was your shopping delivered? ( 06.15am when you finished putting it away!?).....or was you just having a nap,later in day? Coz if the former.....there are rules re what time deliveries can occur !
I booked 6am to 7am slot but forgot it was coming.
@@seanjamescameron wow! Where I live no such deliveries allowed before 07.30..am...so as not t disturb residents or add t morning commuting traffic ! ...
I was given rum as a baby, now it's all out Dark n Stormys! 😂😂😂
You could definitely do with a bigger fridge 😅
👍👍
Hi Sean, thank you for latest video. I must say your hints and tips are coming in handy re plants so thank you! As luck would have it I have a similar black tray to you so I'll keep that handy! Also my composts came yesterday that was very quick! I also now know how to put a wheelbarrow together though we do have one here which belonged to my partner's Dad. Your one looked a really good one. Good price too. 🙂👍🏻
Well I got my flower bulbs in the other day at that point the soil was still a bit hard even though we'd had some rain but as luck would have it, it rained a lot the next day and yesterday so the water butts should be looking a lot better now!
Btw re your grocery shop we are weekly too it is easier especially for my back plus we have an ASDA midweek pass to save on delivery costs every week. Anyway take care and catch up soon. 🙂
Metal will not hold up here in Florida.
🍷
Please vlog your walks in the mountains!
You are going to be busy enjoy it and keep going ❤
It was lovely seeing all the gardening items including new barrow, very exciting times 😀
Hello Sean enjoying the video, As soon as you mention Grease lightning you and I both sang the first line, a duet, 😃 Synchronised minds. 💚🌹 just had to stop your video to send comment.!
I really enjoy your videos where you share your everyday lifestyle. Living in your village seems very agreeable, serene and yet within reach of a bit of hussle and bustle. Maybe it’s your influence but I find I am now preferring my chai tea to my Isis al cup of coffee!!! I like that you are joining internet friends in a friendly challenge to loose 2 stone….I might join in on that smaller rations and more walkabouts plan. Be well dear boy, as always you are in my prayers.💚
Wooh let me have a nice cup of tea while watching the grocery haul! Yay 😆 Nice to see you Sean 😊
Isn't it funny how nosey we are we like an unboxing or a Waitrose shop 😁 but you always like to know what food other ppl buy. I can't have a Waitrose without thinking about the silky knicker bags now 😂
Suggestion if those pots aren't that strong then put 2 of them in a seed tray. Keeps them together, but then you prob know that already 🤷♀️
At least the wheelbarrow is metal. We have a lot of crap plastic ones sold in home stores near me. I actually use a little metal one that was my dad's from the 70s.
Lovely relaxing vlog sean thanks x
I hope the prize isnt a pork pie because I don't like pork pies! 🤣 #ihopeidontwin
another super video!⭐️
Sean said to Boaty be great if you went up to visit him and explored his lovely area 💯🤗
It’s on the list.
@@seanjamescameronfabulous can’t wait ❤
Hi Sean, I recently came across your channel and have watched a few of your videos, some recent, some when you were in London, about six videos in total. I know you have said you don’t want to make this into a gardening channel, but I am about to build myself a greenhouse and intend to grow veggies and some flowers too and am looking to find a channel I can follow as things happen so any gardening, sowing, tips & tricks would be appreciated. My climate will be similar to yours as I live in Pembroke, not too far away. Anyway, all the best. Steve 😃👍🏴
Most people here call them turnips.
Turnips are another, different vegetable.
@@seanjamescameron I thought they were the same thing? Apparently I was wrong
Love a cuppa 😊
I like to see what you get for your shopping love the end of video cosy are amber and toppsy back to there old selfs after you were away.
Cant wait till all your seeds grow and get some bootful food on the dinner table
Well done for trying to lose weight if you cut out the extras this might help but don’t stop them as you need a treat if you lose a one pond a week over the year you will lose 3tone 5lb I am at sw and being at target weight for a year but I eat healthy and with the things you grow will help 🐝🧵🐝
Pronounce it.....KEY FUR.....keyfir
Now that you are over 50, try to avoid the red meat, and replace it with another treat.
yeah! what's up with all of the people on the carnivore diet?