[Ag-eq] My latest purchases

Thu Jul 14 13:18:11 UTC 2016

Hi Jewel.
Please say more about the greenhouse you got.  How big is it?
I have a small seedling greenhouse with vertical shelves.  The plants on the
bottom shelves get light when the sun is slanting in, in the morning and
afternoon.

My doctor was telling me that a big rump is a sign of health, much better
than a big belly, for instance.
Tracy

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re the exercise equipment, it is called a RockFit, and, I suspect, will be
about as useful as tits on a bull, but it was cheap so not much lost.
Guideon still loves the PowerFit.
The greenhouse is still in its box, but I can feel light wire mesh so I
assume that these are the decks and I would imagine that the outside skin is
plastic.
If the decks are above each other, I wonder how light and sunshine get to
the lowest deck?
As I think I said, another of my purchases: arriving, possibly, tomorrow: is
a Sherpa Stay Dry Hiker's Jacket.  It was labelled mm5000, so I wrote to OTB
asking what this meant.
The reply that I received said that this was the common way that
manufacturers have of rating the degree of waterproofness of a fabric.
The higher the number, the more waterproof is the fabric:  hence mm5000
means that if a tube with an internal measurement of 25.44mm squared [1
inch] by 5000mm [5 metres, whatever that is in imperial was stood upon a
25.44mm piece of the fabric from which the jacket is made, and then filled
with water, none would get through!
This seems to be a, perfectly, ridiculous and, completely unrealistic test.
In my view, a much better test would be to air-blast a large quantity of
water against the fabric, thus simulating the wearer being out in a fierce
storm! and see how much of the wind-blown rain got 
through:  hopefully, NONE!        Jewel
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Subject: Re: [Ag-eq] My latest purchases

Wow Jewel, you're getting hight tech.

I'm curious to hear how the little greenhouse turns out.

I've thought about getting one.  Do you know what yours is built out of?

I would like to be able to bring the herb plants into one.  I could also
grow greens and such in it.  They would be nice to start seeds in as well.

What is this exercise machine you ordered?

I wonder if Guideon will like it too?

Nella

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One of the online retailers with whom I deal is a very good one called
"OffTheBack"  [New Zealand only].
I have bought a few things lately, amongst them being a 3 deck greenhouse [a
tiny one of course], a piece of exercise equipment, a Sherpa Stay-Dry
Hiker's Jacket and, lastly, a quadcopter drone. the greenhouse, and the
exercise thingy are still to be assembled by a friend, while the drone is
being assembled as I write.
re the drone:  I won't be able to use it myself, more's the pity, , but I
thought that Keith, my neighbour who keeps an eye on the sheep might find it
handy as, when lambing time comes, he could check on the ewes without
leaving his bed.
He was a little leery of my suggestion as he had heard that he could get in
trouble for using one, but I explained that as long as he was only flying it
over my property, and not taking voyeur pics of the hippies down the street
who were paid-up members of the au naturale set, he would not get into
trouble, and the ewes wouldn't be lodging a complaint about them being spied
upon in their outdoors maternity ward.
Unfortunately, it will only fly for about 10 minutes before falling to the
ground having run out of puff, and then spending another 100 minutes being
re-energised, but I guess that 10 minutes would be adequate as the
BlanchRanch, surely, must be the smallest ranch in New Zealand: perhaps the
only * ranch as our big cattle spreads are called stations or runs.

Jewel

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