LondonDragon
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Indeed, lucky enough I had a nice ramen yesterday 😉
I also got a bug for houseplants at the moment guess working from home has done that to a lot of people!
What about that quote on the bag
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What other hobby's do you have?
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I also got a bug for houseplants at the moment guess working from home has done that to a lot of people!
What about that quote on the bag
Cornelius
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Scale model 1:64
Driftless
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Gardening, raising orchids, fly fishing, and while it is not a hobby it does take a lot of time, involvement in our local Episcopal Church.
Post-Script: and driving our Mini's, it is perfect convertible weather now.
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Post-Script: and driving our Mini's, it is perfect convertible weather now.
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John q
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Twinshock trails riding when I get the time. Here's a pic of my 1986 Honda Tlr 200.
DogTailRed2
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I like to build model aircraft.
NatalieHurrell
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Photography and playing guitar
Kelvin12
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Varied interests here. I know this is an older post but thought I would add my other interest. Currently restoring a Aussie XA GT Falcon Coupe. A one of colour and trim with matching chassis and engine numbers hard to find these days. I have had the car for 30 years or so and now my oldest son seems to have taken ownership..... and we are currently doing a bones up full resto. Prices have gone through the roof for these old Falcons over here and are bringing incredible prices such as $500K for rusted barn finds and $17K for a very, very rusted car. I have seen various internet discoveries of these old AU coupes over in the UK and seems they have ventured to quite a few other countries as well.
Dirk.
Dirk.
John q
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Possibly not the same model but still evokes memories of madmax chasing down the toecutter. Proper muscle car.
Kelvin12
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John q
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One of the last interceptors...
Kelvin12
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Yes tough old bird, 351 4V, top loader. She has had a hard life and was used as a drag car for a bit. That didn't help the drive train and the rear track rod mounts.
Phase 4's are bringing incredible money even RPO's are next in line followed by our GT's. Who would have ever thought...... another missed opportunity. Always had a gut feeling these would go crazy but............
Phase 4's are bringing incredible money even RPO's are next in line followed by our GT's. Who would have ever thought...... another missed opportunity. Always had a gut feeling these would go crazy but............
NotoriousENG
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There's time for other hobbies besides aquariums???
Joking aside, for me it's biking, target sports, growing spicy peppers, and cooking.
A few years back I grew the Carolina reaper and its flavor was amazing. Slowly working my way through my stash of dried reapers and will probably need to grow some more soon.
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Joking aside, for me it's biking, target sports, growing spicy peppers, and cooking.
A few years back I grew the Carolina reaper and its flavor was amazing. Slowly working my way through my stash of dried reapers and will probably need to grow some more soon.
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NotoriousENG
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I have made a few sauces/salsas before but only in small amounts since they don't last long. I have not tried fermented sauces at all but it sounds very interesting.
How does it affect the taste and the life span of the sauce?
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Fermenting removes the sugar and can give you a shelf stable pH, making the sauce shelf stable for months. The taste depends on the chillies, what you ferment them with and the type of vinegar you use.
Chilli chump on YouTube has tons of tutorials and I think he sells sauces too.
Chilli chump on YouTube has tons of tutorials and I think he sells sauces too.
Karmicnull
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Seems like there are a few hotheads lurking!
Cheers,
Simon
Cheers,
Simon