I may need help

[Jeanied]

Great photo HW - love the antlers: very appropriate but I bet they gave you a headache after a while. And I'm a soil bore too... and a veggie bore, and a work bore, and a house bore, and a recipe bore and a...
Maybe I'm just a boring person!

[smallblueplanet]

Goodness me, that photo is a cracker - looks like rain deer...

[HeyWayne]

Goodness me, that photo is a cracker - looks like rain deer...

It didn't though thankfully. Not then.

[jackie j]

Love the pic and hayden looks so cute.
Passed somewhere whilst with my son and saw a sign for manure as he had just asked me what I wanted for christmas guess what I asked for lol he said no way was he buying me s***t for christmas.

[HeyWayne]

Thetford was it? Nice soil there it is

Nope, t'were Robin 'ood country.

[Pumpkin Becki]

Your wish is my command:

http://i93.photobucket.com/albums/l7...t/DSC01508.jpg

Nice!!

Woe betide anyone who disses clay in my presence; I can sometimes lose it completely.....

I'll never moan about my chalky/clay again...well, not in your presence anyway

[Bex]

I feel a bit thick now as I've absolutely no idea what type of soil I have, I just know everything I've put in it so far is growing ok.

[Headfry]

Heywayne you are not alone!
I look at soil whenever some one digs a 'look-in-able' hole! then........ I start to wonder, just what is under the soil, stone, chalk, clay? ....it's bad and has now got much worse due to the Nat Geo web site where you can look 'under' the soil....cant work the web site very well at the moment - it's so frustrating!
Do I need help?
I need help
need help
HELP!!!!!!!

[Flummery]

Since I did my geology degree (oh heck, in the late 60s!) I have looked down holes! In the road, on building sites if I can get near, just anywhere. This is in spite of the popular geological perception that soil is just the fluff on top of the rocks!

[HayleyB]

Nope, t'were Robin 'ood country.

Yep nice soil at Sherwood too