Author Topic: The Joy of burning  (Read 4963 times)

buzzy bee

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Re: The Joy of burning
« Reply #40 on: April 26, 2009, 19:19:48 »
I think you'll find it's called a "religious" covenant... not doing things that clash with divine service.  :)

Surely religous people are in church before this time, not out on the allotments?

Sounds a bit stupid to me!

There are fires by me when you want them, not sure what the rules are, I haven't had one yet, but am tempted with all of the couch grass, and then I can put the ash back in.  Knowing my luck the ruddy allotment site would go up too!

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Dave

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Re: The Joy of burning
« Reply #41 on: April 26, 2009, 19:31:18 »
Are bonfires really necessary do you not have green waste collected?

I compost most things.  Nettles go in a bucket for fertilzer, this leaves bindweed, which I wrap in newspaper and throw out in the food waste bin.

 

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