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Knypse @Knypse (49) • United Kingdom 26 Jun 18

We moved across country and it was so much fun, we had finished packing in the day, moved all our stuff into the removal van at about 8pm and when the van left the husband was like: "why don't we just go now?" We had planned...

road trip

driving

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Toni Poor husband. 20 hour drive is extremely exhausting.

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Knypse @Knypse (49) • United Kingdom 26 Jun 18

We moved across country and it was so much fun, we had finished packing in the day, moved all our stuff into the removal van at about 8pm and when the van left the husband was like: "why don't we just go now?" We had planned...

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AKRao24 Wow! What a trip you had! I drove maximum 12 hours so far that too in SUV and we always used to avoid night driving before getting some nice Hotel to stay in ! Thanks!

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Knypse @Knypse (49) • United Kingdom 26 Jun 18

We moved across country and it was so much fun, we had finished packing in the day, moved all our stuff into the removal van at about 8pm and when the van left the husband was like: "why don't we just go now?" We had planned...

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Shavkat I haven't tried to have a road trip for 20 hours by private vehicle. But then, I tried to travel for 20 hours by bus. I like it though. Because I like seeing the sceneries while on travel.

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Knypse @Knypse (49) • United Kingdom 27 Jun 18

We only hatched one duck who has grown up super attached to us. She now lives outside but is so tame that she eats food from my hand! She is also super smart and has learned to knock on the front door to ask for more food! She is...

duck

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Icydoll It would be nice if you have posted the picture.

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Knypse @Knypse (49) • United Kingdom 27 Jun 18

We only hatched one duck who has grown up super attached to us. She now lives outside but is so tame that she eats food from my hand! She is also super smart and has learned to knock on the front door to ask for more food! She is...

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M.-L. Konrad Lorenz, the man who studied this behaviour.

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Knypse @Knypse (49) • United Kingdom 27 Jun 18

We only hatched one duck who has grown up super attached to us. She now lives outside but is so tame that she eats food from my hand! She is also super smart and has learned to knock on the front door to ask for more food! She is...

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M.-L. How are you doing up there in the North? Can you sleep at all what with the light nights? What has happened with you and the duck is called 'imprinting'. This article may interest you:

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Knypse @Knypse (49) • United Kingdom 27 Jun 18

We only hatched one duck who has grown up super attached to us. She now lives outside but is so tame that she eats food from my hand! She is also super smart and has learned to knock on the front door to ask for more food! She is...

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Avinash @Knypse That is such a nice gesture. Its amazing that dogs do not hurt her.

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Knypse @Knypse (49) • United Kingdom 27 Jun 18

Since my husband and I started working for ourselves we've been working non-stop with many late nights and early mornings dedicated to work. It's been work work work and no play, but luckily we are so happy to be working together...

work

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self employed

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Jessa Bumagat @Knypse you're welcome. I am glad you are enjoying your time together.

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Knypse @Knypse (49) • United Kingdom 27 Jun 18

Since my husband and I started working for ourselves we've been working non-stop with many late nights and early mornings dedicated to work. It's been work work work and no play, but luckily we are so happy to be working together...

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Icydoll All the best to both of you...

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Knypse @Knypse (49) • United Kingdom 27 Jun 18

Since my husband and I started working for ourselves we've been working non-stop with many late nights and early mornings dedicated to work. It's been work work work and no play, but luckily we are so happy to be working together...

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anamika Good luck to you.. Stay motivated..!

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Happy Homestead @destry (2572) • Kirkwall, Scotland 11 May 18

Our fertile eggs arrived yesterday, so today - we will be putting 28 chicken eggs into the incubator! Ohh the joy of watching these eggs sit in the incubator for a full month, outwardly doing nothing, then cracking open with a...

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Happy Homestead We do have an incubator indeed - it can hold 28 chicken eggs, and 60 quail eggs.. We hatched some quail earlier this year :)

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Happy Homestead @destry (2572) • Kirkwall, Scotland 11 May 18

Our fertile eggs arrived yesterday, so today - we will be putting 28 chicken eggs into the incubator! Ohh the joy of watching these eggs sit in the incubator for a full month, outwardly doing nothing, then cracking open with a...

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AKRao24 @destry , Ok, I understood now! Does it turn the eggs from time to time and maintains the humidity? Thanks!

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Happy Homestead @destry (2572) • Kirkwall, Scotland 11 May 18

Our fertile eggs arrived yesterday, so today - we will be putting 28 chicken eggs into the incubator! Ohh the joy of watching these eggs sit in the incubator for a full month, outwardly doing nothing, then cracking open with a...

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Anna @destry I know, some people do, I cannot.

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Happy Homestead @destry (2572) • Kirkwall, Scotland 11 May 18

Our fertile eggs arrived yesterday, so today - we will be putting 28 chicken eggs into the incubator! Ohh the joy of watching these eggs sit in the incubator for a full month, outwardly doing nothing, then cracking open with a...

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Happy Homestead @Knypse leaves that side of things to me - I don't mind doing it as it bring food to the table, and we know that the animals all had a happy, good life :)

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Happy Homestead @destry (2572) • Kirkwall, Scotland 5 May 18

I do love making my own wine, I love making (and drinking) all sorts of unusual varieties and flavours. My most unusual one so far, is Turnip and Red Cabbage wine - and it is most delightful. It's a deep red colour and the...

wine

homebrew

unusual

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Happy Homestead @Knypse I have heard of a few people who like it... It might be worth a try!

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Happy Homestead @destry (2572) • Kirkwall, Scotland 5 May 18

I do love making my own wine, I love making (and drinking) all sorts of unusual varieties and flavours. My most unusual one so far, is Turnip and Red Cabbage wine - and it is most delightful. It's a deep red colour and the...

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Joanie My husband makes wines and different types. I think the last one he made was a coconut flavored one. I didn't like it much

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Happy Homestead @destry (2572) • Kirkwall, Scotland 5 May 18

I do love making my own wine, I love making (and drinking) all sorts of unusual varieties and flavours. My most unusual one so far, is Turnip and Red Cabbage wine - and it is most delightful. It's a deep red colour and the...

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Knypse @Knypse (49) • United Kingdom 4 May 18

Not ten minutes after the new boiler was installed, I go to admire the handy-work and find nothing other than my husband's demijohn! The men have just put a new cupboard in our house and the husband has already occupied it with...

homebrew

hiding wine

husband

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anamika @Knypse Oh great to know that

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