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  1. My Chickens 18

    My Chickens 18

    Current Chickens New Chicken I bought a 10 week old Welsummer bantam pullet from the city farm where I work on 5/7/08. She came home with me on the bus (which caused some interesting conversations) and seems to be pretty tame due to the fact that she has grown up with small children screaming...
  2. Greyscale Rainbows Coop

    Greyscale Rainbows Coop

    UNDER CONTRUCTION (THE PAGE, NOT THE COOP!) These pictures were not taken when the coop was originally built, but when the coop was taken to pieces to be sprayed with insecticide (we got red mite) in June 2008. The coop was originally built in 2004 for around £100 ($200) although I'm sure...
  3. Greyscale Rainbow

    Albuquerque: a model of urban chicken enlightenment

    Quote: So far as I know they don't; it would take a sick and perverse mind to actually come up with that. However, being a person with a sick and perverse mind I could imagine people sewing little numbered jerseys for their hens, lining up opposite a finish line with a bunch of crickets...
  4. Greyscale Rainbow

    Poulty Breed Game

    D'Uccle
  5. Greyscale Rainbow

    Nutritional information at it's best

    Psst . . . the English speak English and have lower diabetes rates
  6. Greyscale Rainbow

    Poulty Breed Game

    Mille Fleur
  7. Greyscale Rainbow

    I love my Mother- BUT...

    I dread the day that my grandparents die. Not just because I am very close to them, but because they have a massive house - 4 storeys, 2/3 large rooms on each plus up two four mini rooms on each floor, plus a mini room inbetween each storey. A total of 19 rooms. Add to this the fact that at 80...
  8. Greyscale Rainbow

    Good Morning!!The Much Ado About Mornings Thread!!Good Morning!!

    This morning I was awoken by the doorbell at 8am (I'm on summer holidays) only to find that it was the man from ParcelForce who still hasn't grasped the concept that 3 ******* Close is not the same as 3 ******* Cross Road, even if ******* Close is almost impossible to find - we are always...
  9. Greyscale Rainbow

    Are there any other pilots here?

    Quote: The Soaring Society of America tells me that there are 3 gliding clubs in SC, at Jefferson, Ridgeland and Spartanburg. www.glider.org (at Jefferson, various options from $75) http://www.carolinasoaring.org/ (at Spartanburg, flights are $75 and last 25-30 minutes depending on the...
  10. Greyscale Rainbow

    About my clothesline...

    I just hang my clothes up on hangers and then hook them over the doorframe of the 3rd bedroom - we rarely go in there so it works perfectly. There truly is no real need for a dryer unless you live in a really tiny house with no room to swing a cat. Our washer is about 25 years old - we got it...
  11. Greyscale Rainbow

    Would everyone please......

    Just spotted this . . . when you say that reproduction related things are banned . . . does that mean that if I wanted to ask a question about "treading" by chickens, that would be banned? Please remember that I lot of young chicken people are on here because we DON'T have any other people in...
  12. Greyscale Rainbow

    Do I have a Bantam ?

    I got my Lily from a farm where it became quite obvious that the old man had more chickens (he said 300+) than he could cope with. From what I could see and what he told me, he had LF Marans, Araucanas and Leghorns. I had gone there with the intention of buying a LF araucana hen. I bought what I...
  13. Greyscale Rainbow

    welsummer hen

    I have one pullet at the moment, and I used to have a hen until the fox got her She was no louder than any of the others (a Light Sussex and a Wyandotte), she never got ill, and she was my best layer. All round brilliant bird
  14. Greyscale Rainbow

    Feed question> Help??

    It probably won't do them any harm, but next time you go, insist on proper grower feed. I'm also paying the equivalent of $15 for 20kg (44lbs) but this is the world where petrol is £1.18 ($2.36) a litre so $8.93 a gallon - high fuel prices lead to an increase in the cost of just about...
  15. Greyscale Rainbow

    Is it cheaper to buy chicken at the market or raise it?

    It will cost you more to raise it, especially if you are comparing it to chicken raised in a broiler shed (boo, hiss). However, you will have the satisfaction of knowing that it was raised in as cruelty-free way as possible, and I have heard (I'm a vegetarian) that meat from your own chickens...
  16. Greyscale Rainbow

    Are there any other pilots here?

    I fly gliders (sailplanes) although a lot of people tend not to know what they are, so here's a picture: Although you're more likely to find me flying one of these (a training glider, a K13). I haven't gone solo yet due to a broken knee and then exams, which has basically caused me to stop...
  17. Greyscale Rainbow

    Doctor Who season 4 finale.........It was great!!!

    I actually had no idea that you have Dr Who in the US. I love it too! There won't be another series until 2010 (when Stephen Moffatt takes over from Russell T Davies) but there will be a Christmas special It's filmed about an hour away from here in Cardiff (the capital of Wales) which explains...
  18. Greyscale Rainbow

    Stop wishing and start living

    (((hugs))) I know what you mean about wishing time away . . . I'm about to go into 6th form, which I believe is the equivalent of the first 2 years of American university . . . how did that happen? It doesn't seem so long ago that I was picking my GCSE choices (2 years ago) and now I've just...
  19. Greyscale Rainbow

    English Chicks Pics........(with goatkeepers help x)

    I'm very jealous of your lawn! Do you ever walk on it?! My dad has spent years obsessing over the condition of the lawn - trimming, aerating, fertilising, herbiciding, you name it he does it. But, alas, the trips down to the greenhouse and chicken coop all year round (especially in the winter)...
  20. Greyscale Rainbow

    More Pics from English Chick

    Quote: Thatch is basically dry vegetation - straw, water reed, rushes etc. although straw is the most common. Mind you, don't go believing that all of England is olde-worldey-charm - a man pulled an imitation handgun on a teenager a couple of hundred yards away from where I'm sat a few days...
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