With our UK climate, the best time to mow lawns is when they are dry -- and that often means mid-afternoon. When I was working, saturdays were for train (or bus) travel, often leaving Sunday afternoons as the only available time for mowing.
I had an Aldi one which had a Briggs and Stratton easy start engine, no priming or choke to set (I believe it had an auto choke though) and guaranteed to start by the second pull, which it did even on the first use!
On this theme - serving garden peas a miniature colander which ensures that no matter how efficient the staff are, the peas will be half-cold by the time they reach you, and fully cold shortly thereafter.
One must be reminded thus of juniors changing thou native tongue, for on the morrow new dialect shalt arise of the foreign land of Tiktok.
Due to Covid I have forgotten which ones have a handful of parking spaces by the petrol station - usually by far the quickest wee stop!
Ego have a good reputation but they are rather expensive for home/non commercial use.No!
I couldn’t do my garden with a poxy electric mower!
To be fair on a recent holiday a restaurant I visited had pictures that perfectly matched the food and helped me choose- however I understand it can often lead to misconceptions.
I have an Ego mower and strimmer, not cheap as you say but as powerful as a petrol mower IMO and MUCH quieter.
Cycling on pavements is banned, except where shared use facilities exist.
I always park at service stations as far away as I can, just for a good excuse to stretch my legs after driving for a long period.
With the exception of Jenny Agutter in The Railway Children. That emotional scene near the end of the film where her father steps off the train and appears in a cloud of steam at the end of the platform and she runs towards him shouting ‘Daddy my Daddy’.
Thanks; I'll give it a go tomorrow.
