On 13 Jan, 21:57, atty > wrote:
> On Jan 13, 5:46 pm, TG > wrote:
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> > On 12 Jan, 18:25, Will > wrote:
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> > > On Jan 11, 10:54 pm, viince > wrote:
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> > > > I'm watching ya'all.
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> > > Viince...
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> > > Watch this...
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> > >http://www.myplot.org/oven/
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> > > Andy posts occasionally. Although this is a cob oven page there's a
> > > link to an extraordinary mixer. Look about 2/3 of the way down the
> > > page on the right.
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> > > Will
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> > Aren't you showing viince a webpage he's on? I think he might know
> > that. Or are you pointing out the irony of 'getting to the car to go
> > to the corner shop' and burning all that wood to bake a couple of
> > loaves?'
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> > Jim
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> actually the links to B&B pics were removed for a couple of months
> till yesterday in case of industrial espionage so maybe Will didn't
> realise the above. As for the pros and cons of burning wood versus
> burning fossil fuels to make bread I thought that debate has been
> aired and put to bed before.
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> yours
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Oh, discussed at RFS = world sorted. There was me thinking this was a
sourdough news group. lol. But I really wasn't being serious and I am
fully aware of the carbon cycle. I really couldn't give two hoots if
you burn down Epping Forrest to bake your bread, well okay perhaps I
do but you get the point.

Jim