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Got the Belfast sink, it's f-ing heavy but a good size. Looking forward to digging the hole for it amongst the mesh of tree roots. If i build it, will they (the Newts) come?
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Ah, cool, I think that was the thing I was thinking of, that will be plan B. ta.
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I found a fairly good guide on the RSPB site about what to do actually, will probably just follow that.
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I would if it wasn't going to be buried in the ground - its less a wildlife pond, more water-feature if its like that though.
Borrowed a FB login and hopefully found a sink close-ish, I mean it says its available but FB, so, you know.
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Thinking about the garden and what I'd like to achieve; bottom of the list in terms of need, but top of the list in terms of want is a little pond. It is only for wildlife really, it doesn't need to look nice and the two best places due to the garden also being a playground are in a border near a fence (but not really in the open so no use for birds?) or slightly in the way but under a big tree (hard to dig out because of roots and constantly filled with leaves and stuff?).
Also, what is my best bet for an off the peg waterproof thing I can just buy and dig a hole for about the size of a Belfast sink (without paying for a Belfast sink)? Bonus points if it is in some way sustainable/not new plastic!
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Fair. Thanks.
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Very-much-not-audiophile-warning:
I need to get a Bluetooth signal to my non-Bluetooth all-in-one Marantz thingy, is there any real benefit to use, for example, one of these:
rather than a standard Bluetooth to RCA out dongle thingy?
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Oh yes, spent a student loan instalment on one of these silly things in my second year, it was half price in the Sony centre IIRC but still a lot. It connected with firewire and conveniently came with some software to connect it to my laptop (Vaio natch) so you can edit the files and names with a keyboard - game-changer!
This is really lovely, and a great price, GLWS!