Thanks for another great vlog guys. Hope you stay safe and well and look forward to your back catalogue of vids. Regards Steve and Helen (Future Endeavours - Tewkesbury)
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Hi guys great video some history lesson as well thank you for that ,I hope you found a nice mooring sport for this second lockdown take care keep safe John,xx❤️❤️✅🌹🌈🌈
@@WeirontheMove Amazing. I just googled Zuchetta because really, although it looked like a squash I would have gone more with the "baby triffid" definition!!
Don't quote me on this but I think it's a variety of Squash ! grown by different orders of Nuns ? some Orders specialized in Cucumber's whilst others preferred the Traditional Carrot patch , this was favoured by some for the taste a versatility ? Basic preparation peel cut up small , " how to cook " place into a pot of water bring to the boil reduce heat and simmer until until tender , I do hope in some way you find the information helpful . LOL
My wife sews beautiful face masks at home and sells them in a local boutique and at the hair salon where she works. Small businesses really do make the world more interesting. I do small engine repair and am starting a lawncare business in the spring of 2021. No website, just putting in my 2 cents (pence?).
Glad you've found a decent spot to moor up for lockdown. You mention running the engine for power as you are moored by trees, I guess you wouldn't be getting a great deal of solar with the current weather anyway?
Hi we run a Bookkeeping Business called The Bookkeeping Department (Google the name for website) and it does not matter where you are as we work paperless with all our clients. Actually a great business to run from a canal boat!!
We miss you guys 😆. We’re thinking of heading back to the Thames this week and ploughing through to K&A. I’m so confused about stoppages there and how far we can get to. Any advise for us would be great as always. Where’s the furthest we can get to and is there disabled friendly mooring. 😁🙏🏻😁
We miss you too. The K and A has stoppages from the Wooton Rivers lock, all the way to Little Bedwyn, so that's about a 10 mile stretch. You can gets far as Froxfield, just outside Hungerford. The locks are closed until March. As for moorings, you can moor at the Cunning Man in Reading, Hungerford wharf and Kintbury and Froxfield. These locations are ideal for disabled access. However, be aware that all of the boats situated in the stretch of closures have been given the prime mooring sites in the locations we mentioned until the stoppages end. Also, the same rules apply as the Thames if it goes into flood, because from Kintbury to Reading it is river-fed. County lock and Fobney lock close when the river goes into flood, so again, that might restrict you. Take a drive to the areas we mentioned and see what you think re mooring and if it's too busy. Good luck and you two stay safe.
Everytime I see that firewood on your roof, I wonder why it isn't cut to length. Have you considered a cordless electric chainsaw with canola oil instead of petrol based guide bar oil? Non-toxic to the canal fish/wildlife and an efficient way to harvest/cut wood. The next most efficient way to harvest/cut wood for you guys might be a cordless electric reciprocating saw. With a very coarse blade a good saw can really cut firewood quickly, and not sawchain to sharpen and no bar oil to mess with. Lastly maybe just a folding pruning saw or small bow saw might be you answer. Best wishes from NW Ohio, US. I have really grown fond of you guys and wish I could live my life in a similar manner.
Thanks for another great vlog, the 'thing' looks like a dog toy but if it is a vegetable I wouldn't want to eat it not even in a curry, lol. Take care and all the best. Stevie
Haha when you said your taking your pins out just after “She who must be obeyed “said she married an antique, I thought you meant she had a voodoo doll on you 😉
Thanks for the vlog. So where are you moored right now. I guess you’ve moved on from Hungerford, as you’ve got several more videos to show us prior to lockdown.
Hi guys Love ur vids Followed u all the way,,, If u need anything please let me know, Ur only 30 mins from me, that’s if ur still around hungerford to pewsey . Food, toiletries, things for ur boat, please don’t hesitate, I’m locked down too, they shut me down ,.... I own my own barber shop The barbers Room pewsey So I have time to help you if you need it. Please don’t hesitate to ask It will be a pleasure Rich & Wendy Take care guys And that vegetable looks like an alien !!! Lol 👍👍👍
Thanks Rich and Wendy, we are very close to you, but we are fine for provisions etc. Thank you for the offer, it was very kind. And thank you for watching and supporting the channel. We walked to Pewsey this morning to stretch our legs.
We think that is a type Gourd / Squash / Pumpkin 🎃 possibly crook neck! Which leads and on to our indie business so if we got it wrong it’s a bit embarrassing. We run indie business Whites Farm Shop in Burnham on sea. We are Independent Retailers of the Year and 4 Times gold award winning Taste Of The West. We deliver from Weston-Super-Mare to Bridgwater. www.whites.shop Thanks for another great video Rich & Jax
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Great to see support to Mark & Debbie, but just as importantly to local companies very well done
Thanks Vinny
Tromboncino Squash (AKA Zucchetta)......Italian Heirloom. Thanks Again You Two....Be safe......Mark from Across the Pond!
Thanks 👍 You are spot on, Mark
Thanks for another great vlog guys. Hope you stay safe and well and look forward to your back catalogue of vids. Regards Steve and Helen (Future Endeavours - Tewkesbury)
Great to have you on board, Steve and Helen
Got me ! One heck of big banana I reckon....LOL
It's a Zuchetta, Garey
Take care and stay well
We will. And you
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Those cows needed to moooove to the udder side of the canal...🐄
Oh, stop milking it. You're just making it up on the hoof. Pull the udder one.
@@WeirontheMove was just how I was fresian...
Hi guys great video some history lesson as well thank you for that ,I hope you found a nice mooring sport for this second lockdown take care keep safe John,xx❤️❤️✅🌹🌈🌈
Thanks 👍 You keep safe too, John. All the best
lol. i love when you lot reference each other. 1:53 😅
Thank you.
Another awesome video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Tromboncino.... he he he
Spot on
Another wonderful episode. No Beatles shirt, though.😢
Keep the faith, and before you know it, the madness will pass.
It will, Kevin
Looks llike a type of squash (zucchini/courgette). I've never seen one with a tail like that but...!!! 😅
Hi Ruth, it's a Zuchetta We believe, so you were almost spot on
@@WeirontheMove Amazing. I just googled Zuchetta because really, although it looked like a squash I would have gone more with the "baby triffid" definition!!
Don't quote me on this but I think it's a variety of Squash ! grown by different orders of Nuns ? some Orders specialized in Cucumber's whilst others preferred the Traditional Carrot patch , this was favoured by some for the taste a versatility ? Basic preparation peel cut up small , " how to cook " place into a pot of water bring to the boil reduce heat and simmer until until tender , I do hope in some way you find the information helpful . LOL
Thanks for the info. We are going to make soup we think
"Trraaaaiiiinnnn!!!!!" LOL
Now there's no need to shout ;-)
Glad you have found somewhere to stay safe for the next month.
Us too!
great idea to help support the local dealers, instead of the big boys.
My wife sews beautiful face masks at home and sells them in a local boutique and at the hair salon where she works. Small businesses really do make the world more interesting. I do small engine repair and am starting a lawncare business in the spring of 2021. No website, just putting in my 2 cents (pence?).
Every little helps.
Good luck with the lawn care business next year.
We want to know how you got the cows off the swing bridge! Great video as always.
Julie went to have a chat with them. She's fluent in cow. Don't tell her I said that
@@WeirontheMove Sometimes you go to far! 🤔
This vegetable reminds me of a variety of Italian zucchini, Julie can use it as revenge for being treated as an antique, lol
You are almost spot on, Jean-Louis. They are called Zuchetta
good update of on the cut
Thank you
Glad you've found a decent spot to moor up for lockdown.
You mention running the engine for power as you are moored by trees, I guess you wouldn't be getting a great deal of solar with the current weather anyway?
Virtually zero solar where we are, but on balance, it is a nice spot with easy access to the town and boat services.
Hi we run a Bookkeeping Business called The Bookkeeping Department (Google the name for website) and it does not matter where you are as we work paperless with all our clients. Actually a great business to run from a canal boat!!
Thanks for posting it, Alistair
Tromboncino Squash
Spot on, Kevin
Where the mushrooms editable....or do the birds have them.....stay safe.......
That is a question we don't know the answer to, Martin.
We miss you guys 😆. We’re thinking of heading back to the Thames this week and ploughing through to K&A.
I’m so confused about stoppages there and how far we can get to. Any advise for us would be great as always. Where’s the furthest we can get to and is there disabled friendly mooring. 😁🙏🏻😁
We miss you too. The K and A has stoppages from the Wooton Rivers lock, all the way to Little Bedwyn, so that's about a 10 mile stretch. You can gets far as Froxfield, just outside Hungerford. The locks are closed until March. As for moorings, you can moor at the Cunning Man in Reading, Hungerford wharf and Kintbury and Froxfield. These locations are ideal for disabled access. However, be aware that all of the boats situated in the stretch of closures have been given the prime mooring sites in the locations we mentioned until the stoppages end. Also, the same rules apply as the Thames if it goes into flood, because from Kintbury to Reading it is river-fed. County lock and Fobney lock close when the river goes into flood, so again, that might restrict you. Take a drive to the areas we mentioned and see what you think re mooring and if it's too busy. Good luck and you two stay safe.
@@WeirontheMove thank you very much to your helpful comments. That’s a great idea of the drive out to these places. Stay safe both of you 💕💕
Everytime I see that firewood on your roof, I wonder why it isn't cut to length. Have you considered a cordless electric chainsaw with canola oil instead of petrol based guide bar oil? Non-toxic to the canal fish/wildlife and an efficient way to harvest/cut wood.
The next most efficient way to harvest/cut wood for you guys might be a cordless electric reciprocating saw. With a very coarse blade a good saw can really cut firewood quickly, and not sawchain to sharpen and no bar oil to mess with.
Lastly maybe just a folding pruning saw or small bow saw might be you answer. Best wishes from NW Ohio, US. I have really grown fond of you guys and wish I could live my life in a similar manner.
A lot of the wood is for burning, but most is for carving sticks
I think the veg is a type of courgette. I grew sone smaller ones once.
We think they are called Zuchetta
@@WeirontheMove That's it - looked it up also called Trombonchino "little trombones"
Thanks for another great vlog, the 'thing' looks like a dog toy but if it is a vegetable I wouldn't want to eat it not even in a curry, lol. Take care and all the best. Stevie
Thanks for watching! It is a squash called a Zucchetta. We're going to make soup with it
Greetings , what are the two black barrels for on either side of your bow doors? Ttfn
They hold water to feed the plants
Good video
Glad you enjoyed
Haha when you said your taking your pins out just after “She who must be obeyed “said she married an antique, I thought you meant she had a voodoo doll on you 😉
There's more vindalooodoo than voodoo on our boat
HOPE YOU HAVE ENOUGH FOOD...
We have plenty of food
put them in a soup or a stew or roast them never had them but ooo matron its a bit big, take care both keep well keep safe.
We are going to make soup with them, Albert. Stay safe
Thanks for the vlog. So where are you moored right now. I guess you’ve moved on from Hungerford, as you’ve got several more videos to show us prior to lockdown.
Yeah, we moved on and went into the long pound
What is known as “summer squash“ gone rogue in the US!! Hey showed up in England isn’t that rogue enough??😀😅💝👋🏽
Spot on. Some call it a Zuchetta
Everybody knows they are ‘wobbly things’, don’t they 🤪
There's no need to get too technical, John. ;-)
@@WeirontheMove .......... I wouldn’t want to embarrass anybody 😂
Hi guys
Love ur vids
Followed u all the way,,,
If u need anything please let me know,
Ur only 30 mins from me, that’s if ur still around hungerford to pewsey .
Food, toiletries, things for ur boat, please don’t hesitate, I’m locked down too, they shut me down ,....
I own my own barber shop
The barbers Room pewsey
So I have time to help you if you need it.
Please don’t hesitate to ask
It will be a pleasure
Rich & Wendy
Take care guys
And that vegetable looks like an alien !!!
Lol
👍👍👍
Thanks Rich and Wendy, we are very close to you, but we are fine for provisions etc. Thank you for the offer, it was very kind. And thank you for watching and supporting the channel. We walked to Pewsey this morning to stretch our legs.
Are they from Ann Summers they sure look like it 🤣😂🤣
What's an Ann Summers?
@@WeirontheMove google can explain
11:55 steers. Cows are female for milking, steers are male for meat.
Those are Red Angus and Black Angus BTW. Very popular for American beef production, and often prone to charging and kicking. Quite an ornery breed.
They were friendly enough
FIGHT lol
fight or flight
We think that is a type Gourd / Squash / Pumpkin 🎃 possibly crook neck!
Which leads and on to our indie business so if we got it wrong it’s a bit embarrassing. We run indie business Whites Farm Shop in Burnham on sea. We are Independent Retailers of the Year and 4 Times gold award winning Taste Of The West. We deliver from Weston-Super-Mare to Bridgwater. www.whites.shop
Thanks for another great video
Rich & Jax