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Comment by sheetal petal on November 27, 2011 at 9:44am

Hi I am looking for a large crop of thin skinned lemons- probably Meyer to make a big bucket of pickle. Happy to swap or buy. Thanks

Comment by Jude Simpson on November 12, 2011 at 4:52pm

The Peoples Park at Te Atatu Peninsula by the motorway has grazing horses.

Take bags and scoopers.

Or... The top of Don Bucks Road by the Westagate roundabout has bagged horse manure.

Comment by Kirsten Fathers on November 12, 2011 at 1:14pm

I'm wanting  a small bag of animal poo, about  shopping bag full, or if anyone knows of anywhere out West that I can buy a sack/bag of horse poo. They seem to have disappeared from the places i normally go....Happy to pay or swap jam/ chutney.

Comment by Brian Adam on August 6, 2011 at 7:40am

Anyone lost a couple of black silkies? This morning a pair, rooster and hen. were walking down South Titirangi road. I was alerted by the crowing at 7am. 

Comment by Annalily van den Broeke on June 15, 2011 at 10:11pm

Hi there,

The OooobyBox (a weekly delivery to your door with locally grown fresh fruit & veges), is now Out West! So if you are interested, go to our website www.ooooby.org and sign up for you own infusion of feshness... I will personally deliver the boxes... another good reason? Best, Annalily

 

Comment by Annalily van den Broeke on February 28, 2011 at 7:22pm

We're starting a community garden in Swanson... anyone interested? Let me know! Coming Saturday we'll be visiting some neighbouring community gardens to get some ideas. Best, Annalily info@artants.co.nz

Comment by Sue Berman on February 17, 2011 at 1:52pm

Project Freestore  398 Great North rd is set up to redistrubute surplus food items and produce free of charge and will operate for a month - until Friday 11 March. Supply can't keep up with demand - there are a lot of struggling families out there. So any surplus vegetables or fruit would be really welcomed and can be dropped at Project Freestore  preferably between 9am- 3pm or collection could be arranged (if large amounts) ph Lou Lennane - 021 245 1454

Comment by Kirsten Fathers on January 11, 2011 at 9:35pm

Hiya Suzie,

I did wonder if you were going to do the temp thing with the haybales. Love the use of random items to finish the construction :) Suzie, I have been all inspired by the Eco housing workshops & really gone hard out in the garden & organising work on the house. Making in roads at last...Hope you're going well

Comment by Jude Simpson on January 11, 2011 at 8:36pm

 

You sound just lovely, follow your heart and everything will grow, and your friends will be happy...the feathered ones et al.

Comment by Susie Trinh on January 11, 2011 at 9:00am

Sorry ladies,  I don't think I know enough about earth plastering to make a permanent coop.  Right now the haybales have been stacked around a rabbit hutch for temporary accommodation for growing baby chooks.  I've placed corrugated plastic and a car cover over the top to keep the hay bales from getting wet.  When the chooks have gotten a little older I'll insert sticks into the sides of the bales for roosting. After the chooks have grown and I've found them suitable homes I'm going to use the hay to mulch my garden.  

 

Kirsty, it's lovely to hear from you again!

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