. . . . and maybe educate Shedders (like me) into what a wonderful, amazing world we live on and that we need to care about and for. Posters courtesy of BBC and Open University. Enjoy. Shedders and grandchildren. Why not browse some museum items and activities…
Rotary Young Writer competition New edition of In Touch magazine from Revival North Yorkshire It is a very entertaining read. Take a look inside at page 3 to see Littlebeck resident and Zoom colleague Phillip Barlow featured. To enlarge the pages, use the…
There is a Scottish recipe for hotch potch, btw, but here we mean a confused mixture of odds and ends (the recipe seems to be that too!) First, here is a link from Shedder Malcolm of Staithes Shed (would be!). https://fb.watch/3gT3hTvi3R/ Malcolm is a regular contributor of thinks useful and…
About several things, starting with Cock-a-Leekie soup (See end for Thursday 28th January Cookery) In the Soup Challenge, one of the three contenders, Shedder Brian Bayliss fell before the starting line. He had to pull out from being on screen because of water ingress to his garage. He found it…
Back in our Sheds that is . . Meanwhile, some are at least gathering on Zoom for twice weekly Talking Sheds at the Kitchen Table. On Saturday we welcomed Phill from Skelton to the electronic sheep-fold. Nobody seems to smile much – it’s more like an identity parade line up.…
If we cannot have Sheds open, let’s do somethings at home that we can share in over Zoom. That was the outcome of today’s Talking Sheds at the Kitchen Table attended by the (a?) Magnificent Seven. The idea of cookery had been raised in the Sheds and elsewhere. Lockdown is…
We are in full UK lockdown again. We cannot socialise unless outside in a public place and then with just one person at a 2m distance or 1m with face masks. We must keep thoroughly washing hands when we can or use hand sanitiser if that is not possible. We…
Wishing us all – ourselves, our friends and family and our community – a 2021 that allows a restoration of the best of the old normal, retaining the best of the new. 2020 taught us to appreciate and develop connectedness. Let’s all play our part in furthering that this year.…
SAMS contributes to Sleights Christmas scene. Press release: “Richard Anscombe spearheaded an initiative to brighten up the lives of Sleights locals. A Christmas tree was installed prominently on the corner of Ingham Close near to Sleights Primary School. Fundraising is underway for there to be Christmas lights next year stretching…
Many a true word is depicted in a cartoon! How did the turkey escape virtuality? The (multifunctional) Cafe Cart that will be liveried for Whitby Communities Compassion Project is nearing the final stages of fabrication. The ply skins then need to be sealed with PVA (thinner than the adhesive) and…
