...... But not a swaggering issue.
Anyways.....have you gone to lakeland?...(Cos every site I have gone on to since I looked up "Jelly bag" have shown me the Lakeland Ad, showing me the item and price, along with Jam Jars and labels!)
Originally Posted by Garage Joe:
...... But not a swaggering issue.
Maybe staggering issues, in heels? 
Sorry! Yes! I went to Lakeland. I've assumed perhaps wrongly that my readers know the particular geography.
So, within a 200 meter drag we have Fenwicks, M&S, Anne Summers, Lakeland, a cobblers, Card Factory, and Browns.
None of m'previous opposite gender partners have requested heels, Lilibet
Originally Posted by Garage Joe:
None of m'previous opposite gender partners have requested heels, Lilibet
Just Mrs Jer?
Not even her!
Originally Posted by Supercalifragilistic:
Originally Posted by Garage Joe:
It may be moe cost effective to seek out a Monsoon lady's top and a cullendar from one of the excellent charity shops in the Monkbar area.
I'm waiting, (along with QOHT,no doubt
) for tomorrow's Outraged from Smoggyland's post about Lakeland
.....You could, of course, just go and buy a pr of cheap American Tan tights from Boyses
Originally Posted by Queen of the High Teas:
Originally Posted by Supercalifragilistic:
Originally Posted by Garage Joe:
It may be moe cost effective to seek out a Monsoon lady's top and a cullendar from one of the excellent charity shops in the Monkbar area.
I'm waiting, (along with QOHT,no doubt) for tomorrow's Outraged from Smoggyland's post about Lakeland.....You could, of course, just go and buy a pr of cheap American Tan tights from Boyses
I telled ye Queenie
It came to m'notice that with a bit of bricolage I have everything I need.
What kind of jam/jelly are you making, Joe?
It depends....... I think that the wild plums will be ready while we're in the fatherland. So it will be damsons, bramble, elderberries, sloes, and apples in various mixtures and various time zones. I make jams/jellies from what I find.
.... and rosehips.
They sound lovely, Joe.
I made my first jam last year, gooseberry jam and strawberry jam. Both were a big success with the family, I was quite pleased with my efforts.
My mum makes the best bramble jelly ever.
Shop bought jams don't come close to homemade for flavour, IMO.
Looking back I see that I haven't answered a couple of questions.
Yes! I went to Lakeland. The jellybag which had been passed down through the family will be the last. I can fashion my own set up. I paid a fiver for a cheap set of Salter scales, and rather over the top for a bottle of certo and a can of lemon pulp. I bought the latter two because I couldn't find them anywhere else. However it's jam sugar from now on.