45. Friday Night & Saturday Morning - Living Alone in Wales (April 2024)

After seeing a random post on Facebook I decide to book a ticket for The Savoy Theatre followed by a busy Saturday morning running around the village before getting home to collect the base for the allotment shed.
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Video Journal about life, growing food and flowers plus visits to horticultural shows, allotments and opens gardens. Trying to become fitter and healthier as I approach 50.
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[@olgyone1195]

I have been married 50 years this coming October, for a wedding present from my husbands work we were given a Viners stainless steel utensil set, its still going strong today and has been used nearly every day for 50 years its as good as the day it came out of the box

[@helenmorton8718]

I think it's great that you have used your wedding gift and not just kept it on show somewhere.❤

[@TR-jc8pc]

Wow congralulations ❤

[@olgyone1195]

They are and have been in an old brown stone jar which my Nain made pickles in, next to the cooker thank you for your comments

[@ChristineHillier67]

I have a Viners cutlery set still looking like new at 11 years old😂 Congratulations on your 50 years 💜

[@angelas6683]

From the first time you showed your back garden, I have envisioned red geraniums in terra cotta pots sitting on the low outside wall, which you can enjoy while working at your sink. 🙂

[@halitimes2]

Your cupboard in the kitchen is like a tardis, unlimited space! 😀

[@mikesmith-yj3ih]

you want to see the otherside of the wall 🤣

[@Lilly-ud2bn]

Sean I’m 65 and am finally living alone with a grumpy old cat 😮. I love the peace , my cottage and my rambling garden. Enjoy !! I also paint semi abstracts and peoples pets and that keeps me very busy. Your videos are a welcome escape from other gloomy things on the telly you don’t want to watch too much off but feel like you need to keep up with what’s going on. Love your videos …add a splash of colour in your bachelor pad ..you’d be surprised what a difference colour makes.😊

[@JoHarmon-hg7wz]

I have been living alone for a long time, love my freedom. Raised 4 kids on my own, and now have many greatgrands. Yes add color to your home. Teflon pans will not do well with metal utensils. Keep enjoying you new life style. Eager to see your plot cleaned and set for planting.

[@annsmith1922]

I was thinking, if ever you do decide to move, you are not going to get away using a small van. You will need an articulated lorry!!🤦‍♀️😂😂😂. Ten cups of tea.👍

[@lancslass8]

A juggernaut. 😂

[@margaretomahony7528]

You need to buy granny trolley for the shopping all in fashion at the minute

[@peachy618]

I heard yesterday that the granny trolleys are back in fashion too...I've been using mine for a few years now as I have osteoarthritis in my back, and can't carry heavy shopping bags. ..I'm in my early 60's, I don't care what I look like , it's helped me a lot 😊

[@beaulieuc8910]

I have a trolley box, less granny like. I have one that is a climber so it can up up and down stairs easily if lifts don't work or there are no lifts. I find it an carry potatoes, eggs and tin cans better.. and plants

[@marioncannon9924]

Everyone uses them in Spain. The supermarkets have special lockable parking bays where you leave them whilst shopping. Makes absolute sense & saves your back carrying bags

[@cherylprice1790]

A theatre trip is always lovely. Good that the bus runs late to get you out and about.

[@speak2theresafox]

I think you drink as many as you darn well please, just as you should! 🎉

[@bb2021]

Great video Sean. Lovely start to my Sunday morning. Endymion is a looong poem by John Keats! I think you say it: End-dim-e-on. You'll know it I bet. It starts: A thing of beauty is a joy for ever: Its loveliness increases; it will never Pass into nothingness; but still will keep A bower quiet for us, and a sleep Full of sweet dreams, and health, and quiet breathing. Therefore, on every morrow, are we wreathing A flowery band to bind us to the earth. Very fitting for your new life in Wales with the cats. 😃 xx

[@joannehutley5740]

Thank you for that information. The poem has a lovely start to it.

[@rosa2266]

The planter troughs outside your window is a great idea Sean👍⚘️🌷🌷🌷🌼

[@sueprice4082]

And some trailing ivy would be good too.

[@ahughes981]

Looking sharp Mr Cameron after the barber.

[@peterleprevost2154]

Eight to ten cups of tea a day? Invest in some cloth bags for carrying your purchases. Once you get in the habit of taking them with you as you go out you will be glad. Saves paper trash, easy to wash! Susan

[@Boudleaux]

I'm jealous of your butcher shop and the organic grocer.

[@hunterluxton5976]

Pushing out a few Zzzzzz in the afternoon. Now you have your life sorted!😀

[@shersmitt391]

Maybe 7 cups . Live U life... drink a little, dance a little, sing a little and eat in moderation. 😄 🇯🇲

[@Valerie-cz2xz]

Late night buses, you are so lucky, Where I live we have one bus an hour and the last bus into my village is 5-30pm.

[@melysmelys2622]

It's every 2 hours for us in West Wales.

[@beaulieuc8910]

our evening bus service is rubbish too, nothing on sundays too and it stops at around 6.30. we never go to the theatre or restaurants in the evening, in fact we go no where in the evening for decades ,we could cycle but it is cold in the evenings and few safe cycle paths, such luxury to have a late night bus

[@sambalina8856]

I would say 7-9 cups of tea a day.. I have usually 3 buckets of tea (equivalent to 6 cups 😊)

[@Tmp130]

😂 yes, it all depends on the size of the cup doesn’t it? Sometimes the start to my day requires the biggest mug I have.

[@user-hw2tk7dh6w]

Love the cat keeping warm under the duvet ❤,my cat always does that 😂😻

[@marisayoung8670]

Loved seeing amber and topsy. Thanks for the video. I have friends here who migrated from your valley many years ago. Cheers

[@lenia90]

Hello Sean, really enjoy watching your Videos from Germany.I am your age living with Fibromyalgie so I can relate to chronic Fatigue.The more I get out the house and do things I enjoy the better I feel.I would guess you have up to 7 Cups of 🍵 when you are spending the day in.I enjoy a good cup of ☕in the Morning.Greetings 👋🙂

[@Mff48]

I can relate too,i have fibro......its miserable

[@munchkinheaven7877]

@@Mff48 absolutely, devils curse, surely they know how to fix it by now, I have had it 50 years, it was called all sorts of things when I first had it, as well as mental causes, they used to tell me I was depressed that’s why I am in pain, I used to tell them I am in pain that’s why I am depressed. Been on morphine etc., but still no cure, I was about 20 when I first had it, it has restricted me severely! It was called fibrositis, then myalgic fibrosis, then fibromyalgia, along with ME and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome! When I first had it I didn’t know anyone else who had it, now I know loads and everyone has heard of it, it costs the country millions in disability benefits and drugs!

[@chrisrey572]

I always love the bus rides when you film them. I changed out all my regular lights to smart LED bulbs. I set them to go red at 7:45 so I start getting tired and in bed by 8:30. It is funny when you get rid of all the bright blue light spectrum your brain will calm down. I have one cat that loves to tuck himself under covers also, he loves to get cozy. Wonderful vlog!

[@maria-xx6hc]

You can't go wrong making your own butter. We made ours with a pot of cream frim the supermarket and beat it in a food mixer until it turned into a lump, drained off the liquid abd it was done. Have lots of fun. 😊

[@muddyboots2531]

Love the views from the bus. The birder in me wonders if you might see shorties (owls) in the winter. If you ever get stuck for ideas I would love to hear about the birds of the area. Maybe if you ever stumble across a birder on your walks you could ask what they have spotted recently. However, your ideas do seem to keep a-flowing like a Welsh spring that never dries up. No idea how to cope with the running out of milk. Back in the day you could buy a jugful from the farm if it was a decent hour. My in-law keeps a chest freezer, pride of place, in the small living room. I wonder if there is anywhere you can stick an extra fridge or freezer. 🤔 Edit. 5 cups a day. Will not be surprised if it is more.

[@seanjamescameron]

I hear owls when I go to bed most nights.

[@weavenut]

Great video again, how about painting that wall to brighten it as well as the flower troughs, it may then bounce more light into the kitchen as well

[@lesleywurwal8805]

Maybe put support wires across the wall and train clematis or other climbers up it?

[@motivationalquotes7195]

I reckon you have about 8 cups of tea a day Sean? You can’t beat a nice cup of tea and a slice of cake, said Worzel! 😀

[@irenemulcahy2495]

Congratulations on your result from sticking with your healthy diet. Thanks for taking us along on the buses. Local theatrical Societies are always enjoyable as they do put so much time and effort into producing them. Sean I would estimate that perhaps you may drink 8 cups of tea per day. Rooibos tea is enjoyable and doesn’t have the caffeine. I substitute the late afternoon/evening tea with that. However I get a headache if I miss the mid morning real Yorkshire tea breaks🫖

[@shellylockhart1506]

Sean …I’m thinking you need a small cooler just outside your back door to keep your winter veg in …such as carrots , leeks cabbage as your fridge is so small . . They will keep so much fresher .

[@cliveroberts3398]

I remember going to see the original film as a small boy

[@cherienaera3751]

What a delightful village and life I Wales!

[@fredbamford1636]

What about a trellis with leaves on for front of the wall

[@Anita-rq9ev]

Fruit contains sugar and although it's healthy some of the fruits make you gain weight. I think you drink about 6 cups of tea a day 🤔. Have a nice Sunday

[@colleenmckinlay2916]

So enjoy seeing the shops. Love a butcher shop where everything is processed, prepped or made by the owner butcher. Square sausage- that is a new idea to me but so sensible . Easy to cook. Your buses have very comfortable looking seats compared to our Canadian buses. Nice to see the scenery as you travel along. Another interesting video Sean. Looking forward to your allotment visit tomorrow. Try not to over do. 🥰👍🏻I guess 8 cups of tea.

[@jodean2823]

Well Sean,i think you must drink about 9 or 10 cups of tea a day We have changed to all LED and yes much more cost effective I remember whistle down the wind” That’s not Jesus that’s just a fella” Thankyou for another great video

[@peachy618]

Lovely start to my Sunday, thank you for making me laugh , enjoyed the video 😊

[@marywilson6760]

Good morning Sean. I am thinking you may drink 7 or 8 cups of tea in a day. It is lovely to see the local fruit and veg and butchers shops. Both look as if they sell good quality produce 👌 Can see you are settling in well in your little cottage. Looking forward to seeing how you get on making your butter. Thank you for another enjoyable video Sean. 👍😊

[@ceahorse56]

Love the little shops nothing like that where I live in the US. Can’t imagine knowing a shop owner for 35 yrs

[@MandyHassell-zc3rf]

I recon 9 cups of tea , unless you’re out and about ❤xxxxxxx

[@susannecromwell3461]

I always buy pesto, that way I'll always have something in the cubbard..pasta and pesto ..always onions around.

[@MandyHassell-zc3rf]

Happy birthday month Sean 🩵🌻😘xxxxxxxx

[@DarkMoonEmporium]

Oh, those traffic lights in Tonyrefail! I learned to drive in the Rhondda and going through that crossroads- sharp left onto a very steep hill - gave me palpitations !

[@seanjamescameron]

My grandmother always used to hold her breath if the car went up a sharp hill.

[@missmaryhdream6560]

Add some dried milk to your supermarket delivery x

[@carolvenables3970]

You're the only one that takes me out of a weekend Sean 😂can't get over how clean your buses are ❤

[@LakeCabin]

I think the butter dish is upside down. The butter should be on the flat platform and covered by the dome. It's easier to cut slivers that way.

[@seanjamescameron]

No this is correct.

[@lindacampbell540]

Oh, how interesting. I’m curious now, must go back in the vlog to look. Mine is a plate with a dome cover also

[@moominmay]

@@lindacampbell540yeah it’s definitely meant to be in the bottom part as the top sits flush with the bottom. I do prefer the traditional style though where the base is larger and it sits on the bottom 🙂

[@tracyskelding6221]

Hi Sean, just be aware that both the bayonet and screw light fittings come in two different sizes so make sure before ordering any LED's that you check the bulbs you already have which should have the size printed on them.

[@LINDAWATSONGARDEN]

Don't forget to take a flask of tea to the allotment sean!. I think you drink about 10 cups of tea a day.

[@beverlysyferd379]

Good morning from USA. Branson, Missouri. 5 Cups of tea a day.

[@juliathomas6512]

Aww, beautiful Amber.🐈‍⬛ Enjoyed watching.

[@kasandrabrown8611]

Amber and Topsy! When I was young we had a cat named Topsy, per my grandmother. Last night, I was sitting on my couch with my cat, Boo. I put my heating pad over her to keep her warm. She seemed to like it, so I ordered 50" x 60" throw from Amazon to put over us to save on the gas bill! I'm guessing you drink at least 5 cups of tea per day. One more thing, you said your cabinets may be so full they can fall off the wall. Tragically, that actually happened to me. I filled the wall closet too full and one day when I had been out shopping, I came home and the cabinet was smashed into the floor with broken glass, spices, everything. What a mess. I've totally removed the cabinet now and have left the wall bare. I put my various items on a microwave cart where I can see everything.

[@diowen2725]

2 pots of tea + 6 cups = 10 cups of tea

[@elaine8955]

Ive had my led in my shop for over 7 years without replacing one 😊 and 6 cups of tea x I should say my lights are still going lol x

[@cherylprice1790]

It's good to have an update on seeds. Our aldi store had some lovely delphiniums for 1.99. Container gardening would look fab on that lower level. B and M do great summer bulbs.

[@judyholdsworth7096]

I love public transport and travelling in that beautiful landscape is even better. The show at the theatre looked good but it’s a pity the old theatre looks a bit tired in the outside. I think you probably have up to seven cups a day. I’m not judging. I agree it would lift your spirits to look out the kitchen window to some colour rather than “the wall”. Looking forward to seeing what you do with the kitchen and the allotment. Take care 🇦🇺

[@tier_drop]

I'm guessing you have 8 cups of tea a day. Love a cuppa Yorkshire tea, nothing better. 😊 ☕

[@susannecromwell3461]

You should have a backpack maybe😊

[@caravb5906]

Thank you. This video was very interesting. Watched it whilst drinking coffee and trying to wake up xxx

[@sammywalrus]

Have you thought about getting one of those pull along trucks? Might be handy if you have a few large things to take like a couple of bags of compost or the shed base.

[@Tmp130]

Perfect behind the electric bike.

[@sammywalrus]

@@Tmp130 I was just thinking to pull when walking behind, now sure how’d they work with a bike

[@Tmp130]

@@sammywalrus maybe a wagon instead 🤔

[@docproc8508]

Think those two tanks are something to do with Welsh Water rather than gas. They don’t look strong enough to handle under pressure gas. Good luck making your butter by hand. I did it once, but only once. Now I do in my Kenwood. Much easier and faster. By hand was rewarding but took too long for me. 😂

[@lancslass8]

Yes. Doing it by hand is ridiculous in this day and age, and the equipment just takes up too much kitchen space. Though if you want to give yourself tennis elbow and have the time to faff around it's the best!

[@lovechangesus]

That fragrance paper would be a lovely backing on your desk.

[@lynnbryant9606]

Beautiful..shopping organically and using local independent shops helps to continue the old traditions...I'm looking forward to your future videos.

[@paulawarwick1854]

❤lovely vlog to watch on a sunday morning x

[@oyceetimothy7703]

I do enjoy watching your video, it's a great one. Happy Birthday month and enjoy your Sunday too

[@trishwilliams11]

I’m guessing 6 cups of tea a day! Fun video today! Weather is terrible in my neck of the woods too! A last blast of March! Keep your humour it’s a life saver! Wishing you a very happy birthday

[@cherrylwegner6292]

Put up some fine netting over the rocks and grow from seed , my favorite climber "" thunbergia"",,,,,,bright yellow flowers that last all season and blooms open every day !! I had to convert half a stone , that's 7lbs. , nice ! Love the ""old school""paper bags,,,,i miss them ,,,,I think the black "free" material is to lay down to prevent the weeds growing , before putting your grid on the ground !the name of your scent "ENDYMION" refers to the youth whose wish to sleep and have eternal youth was granted by Zeus in Greek mythology . Selene , the moon goddess loved Endymion and visited him each night !! Be careful for what you wish !!! cheers Cherryl from Canada

[@normajean2855]

Dont forget a flask of tea..

[@cumberlandquiltchic1]

When you said, time is slipping away, like grains of sand.. it reminded me of something from my childhood. When is stay with my granny, (I did a lot in 1973-1977ish, after my grandfather died.. to keep her company). She would watch a diaper opera, Days of our Lives. I remember st the beginning, a man would say, “Like sands through the hourglass, so are the days of our lives,” Goodness! Isn’t it funny what you remember from so long ago?!?! I really enjoyed going to the market, butcher with you. I kept saying, don’t forget the milk! The night before you'd wanted to get some. The theater was lovely.

[@nickuk9003]

Hi Sean. I’m an English man who is the son ofa very welsh mother born in Port Talbot in 1930. It’s wonderful seeing the valley and the mountains that I remember from my childhood holidays seeing relatives in south wales. I am considering moving to my mother’s home country when I retire. I really like the idea of living in a lovely old cottage Half of me is being drawn to the valleys. Great video great channel. 👍👍

[@eirenmist2301]

So interesting that the fragrance Endymion is appealing to you because where you are living now, especially with the coming of Spring, is so aptly described in the poem by John Keats. I've included the parts of the poem that describe the kind of "green world," "simple sheep," daffodils and clear rills that create the picture of Wales awakening in the early part of the year and its contrast with the din of the city. Interesting, because you have come to London to live the simple, slow, and lovely life of the Welsh countryside. A thing of beauty is a joy for ever: Its loveliness increases; it will never Pass into nothingness; but still will keep A bower quiet for us, and a sleep Full of sweet dreams, and health, and quiet breathing. Therefore, on every morrow, are we wreathing A flowery band to bind us to the earth, Spite of despondence, of the inhuman dearth Of noble natures, of the gloomy days, Of all the unhealthy and o'er-darkened ways Made for our searching: yes, in spite of all, Some shape of beauty moves away the pall From our dark spirits. Such the sun, the moon, Trees old and young, sprouting a shady boon For simple sheep; and such are daffodils With the green world they live in; and clear rills That for themselves a cooling covert make 'Gainst the hot season; the mid forest brake, Rich with a sprinkling of fair musk-rose blooms: ... Therefore, 'tis with full happiness that I Will trace the story of Endymion. The very music of the name has gone Into my being, and each pleasant scene Is growing fresh before me as the green Of our own valleys: so I will begin Now while I cannot hear the city's din; Now while the early budders are just new, And run in mazes of the youngest hue About old forests; while the willow trails Its delicate amber; and the dairy pails Bring home increase of milk. And, as the year Grows lush in juicy stalks, I'll smoothly steer My little boat, for many quiet hours, With streams that deepen freshly into bowers.

[@rosa2266]

Always good to have x2 cartons of longlife milk in pantry for cuppa tea backup😂

[@theresevh]

Ah.... Endymion, pronounced (by me) as "En-di-ME-on"... a wonderful word. Mythology and poetry in one, a beautiful poem by Keats: "endymion BOOK I A thing of beauty is a joy for ever: Its loveliness increases; it will never Pass into nothingness; but still will keep A bower quiet for us, and a sleep Full of sweet dreams, and health, and quiet breathing." etc Endymion was either a shepherd or an astronomer (or both). There was a fantastic SF book series by Dan Simmons, the Hyperion Cantos that heavily utilized John Keats and mythology. Another fabulous vlog! Thank you for taking us with you. Those are long waits for busses, but in a slower area, not so bad. It was nice to meet your kitties! They are beautiful. I look forward to seeing your shed and your allotment.

[@janebass3372]

I love your cats, so sweet!❤

[@mattszalwinski6869]

Hi Sean. You mentioned the lack of heat from the heating mat under your seedlings. I was experiencing a similar issue. What I did was I got a piece of Styrofoam and put the heating mat on top of that, then I placed the propegator on top of that. It seems to be working a lot better. I guess the Styrofoam is acting as insulation and keeping the warmth in and away from the cement below.

[@seanjamescameron]

Thanks for the tips.

[@duringthemeanwhilst]

I'm going with a nice round 8 🙂 you should try Anglesey sea salt. Lovely stuff

[@sylviahopwood9730]

Hi Sean did you say a plastic shed ,thats a good idea as it be easy to maintain .Another idea would be to arrange it to be delivered at the allotment site if they do a set time .Im looking forward to seeing your allotment develope .😊

[@seanjamescameron]

Wooden shed, plastic base.

[@user-sr2qz7uw2t]

That is the light bulbs I was talking about, LED. We have them in our house. They last a long time and do not use as much electricity! I think you drink about 8 cups of tea a day!! Something else I wanted to tell you is about UHT milk. Ultra High Temperature milk. It doesn't need to be chilled. I keep some so I never run out of milk. You just store it in your cabinet til you open it. Saves having to catch a bus to get milk for your tea. Your friend Karen from Louisiana

[@joannehutley5740]

The UHT milk is a really good idea to keep in the cupboard in case you run out of fresh milk.

[@TheQueensWish]

❤❤❤Whistle Down the Wind❤❤❤

[@user-xv7cr7vz4s]

Endymion, is a poem by Keats. It is a Greek myth about a shepherd boy that Diana the Huntress fell in love with. Endymion is pronounced En-dim-me-um. I was in Turkey on holiday in the 1990's and had been on a coach trip to Pammakali, and that is probably not spelt like that! On the way back the guide showed us all Baffa Lake. That is the lake of tears Diana cried when she could not have her way with a human boy. It was embarrassing because out of a coach of 40 tourists, only my friend and myself knew it was a Keats poem. Keats one of the greatest English romantic poets. As you are Welsh Sean you were probably taught Dylan Thomas and all about Cerridwen and Taliesin. The first line of Endymion is: "A thing of beauty is a joy forever" Most people know that phrase. I was an English major for my foundation degree.

[@SardiPax]

You may want to buy a stud/wire detector before you put holes in the walls to hang things. In general cables go vertically from sockets etc but not always.

[@nicola4789]

I'm glad you bought Led lights. They use 85% less energy. The ones I buy here in Canada are good for 15,000 hours. I get the 60 watts replacement and they only use 9 watts of energy. I only buy the Warm White ones....they give a beautiful light. On another note, I think you drink 4 cups of tea daily..some days 5.

[@seniorbutterfly1934]

Oh, I'm delighted that you showed us your two lovely cats. Please do try and show them more often. I'm enjoying your videos tremendously.

[@seanjamescameron]

They can only appear a few times a month, it's in their contracts ;-)

[@Camilshka]

Haha I second that, maybe they’ll be interested in some overtime?? :P

[@debravaldez1196]

Himalayan rock salt would be good in the bath Sean and although you can have it on your food, the sea salt will be a better mineral balance for your body x

[@MaximusMatthews_123.]

Just a thought why not get a shopping trolley if quite handy when poppingvto shops on bus iv got one and not embarressed to use one down the high street surprising how much shopping you can get in them

[@user-ob3eg4hs8u]

How lovely to go to a local show - hope you enjoyed it - would so love to be able to do something like that 🤗

[@louise8582]

Hi Sean , nice breakfast with the eggs but could I make a suggestion to swap out the sauce and replace with Kimchi or similar. Yes it’s more expensive than sauce, but those sauces are just processed sugar. Kimchi and fermented foods are super tasty and really good for your gut health. We use the Loving Foods brand, Kimchi with turmeric and black pepper and also the ruby kraut red cabbage and beetroot , both are really good. Would a trailing aubretia trail down your kitchen wall? , not sure how much sun you get at that part of the garden. Looking forward to your adventures at the allotment!. Best wishes as usual.

[@stevendowden2579]

real enjoyable video sean

[@ingridbond3432]

lovely, a sweet community production. nice adventure, enjoyed seeing the streets of the town. thank you :)

[@zzydny]

My knowledge of Endymion is actually rather different than the scent company probably intends. I'm sure they mean to reference the mythological shepherd who loved Selene. But here on the Gulf Coast, we know Endymion (en-dim'-ee-uhn) as a Super Krewe that participates in New Orleans' Mardi Gras. The krewe riders of Endymion are famed for "throwing until it hurts" because they are so generous with parade throws (gifts for the spectators). Oddly enough, I've been busy all day cooking cabbages that were thrown at a St. Patrick's parade (it wasn't Endymion) that was held this weekend. Yes, parade riders actually do throw cabbages, potatoes, onions, oranges, lemons, and more! I'm going to be cooking for days.

[@joannehutley5740]

It will be nice to keep some colourful flowers outside in your garden in front of the wall. I was just thinking during your last video how nice they look. I have some raspberry ripple tulips coming out now.

[@TheoriginalANGEK439]

I used hard core for under my shed. So I didn’t have to used heavy thick plastic base. I try to avoid plastic when I can. Didn’t you have slabs already laid at the bottom of the allotment plot. I am sure you had a base already down there. Just use concrete blocks x 4 and build your shed off that. That way it gets air flow, and is less prone to rot. Just a thought..👍❤️👍

[@seanjamescameron]

No, nothing. Will take another look when I visit though.

[@welshmanjasonpatrick8607]

Buss down south wales stage coach and avvia Cup I think u drink 10 cups day have visit local diy store Treorchy good see great small town led bulbs saves money on electric great video

[@rubyjools]

I propose 7 mugs of tea a day Sean ☕. Love it! Every day is Christmas day at your place too..all these parcels 🎁🛍

[@diannecarey9031]

I love the English countryside! So green and peaceful. Wish I could live there. I feel very drawn to Englands countryside, i don't know why, I live in Australia! Have Irish heritage and Aboriginal heritage. The bus is a great way to see the views. Thankyou. 😁 I'd say 5 to 9 cups of tea in the day and night. Your pussycats are gorgeous. 😍

[@muddyboots2531]

Welsh countryside of course. Different to English. Often more stunning. 😉

[@bobbidazzler1343]

Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland are all countries in their own right. They're not part of England.

[@judithcressey1682]

​​@@muddyboots2531 If it's true that Welsh countryside is more stunning it can only be because there is some left. Every last inch is being built on England. Not for the English though. Btw, I like Wales (not your govt). Support the farmers.

[@marypiper8161]

​@@muddyboots2531not sure l agree with that, both are beautiful in very different ways.

[@jodean2823]

I’m in Norfolk,we have a lot of beautiful countryside

[@maccampbell8359]

Nice 20 mph signs all over the shop. No wonder the busses run late.

[@susierogers2207]

What if you have a container garden with a climbing rose on a trellis outside kitchen window? That might be nice for you.

[@paulinewarner157]

Hello Sean I am a new viewer , I really enjoy your channel thank you so much . pauline .

[@suecox2308]

You will love your home made butter--it couldn't be simpler and it tastes delicious.

[@beaulieuc8910]

It is nice to know your mint is growing Mine haven't germinated yet. I went to Kew gardens today and bought some poached egg plants, a hosta and some sweetpeas. I like to go there and buy something different. The shop was packed and they had a lot of nice books and botanic jigsaw puzzles. They had a huge rockery and they were growing alpine plants, apparently they are decreasing due to climate change as the mountains are getting warmer, same with heather, it is decreasing. The cherry blossoms were out and they had a mini music concert by the cherry blossoms. Most of the daffodils were gone, they don't bother to dead head them.

[@sootysmurf]

Sean if you have room, veg should keep well in the fridge. Also potatoes should be kept in a dark place to stop them turning green

[@marshacashmore628]

I do so enjoy my half hour with you and your chatter I think you consume 10 cups of tea per day 🫖🍵

[@gillidee3400]

Thats a membrane sheet to stop weeds growing through the shed base. I guess 7 cups of tea.

[@gillidee3400]

I think it's for damp proofing too

[@margaretg7861]

Lovely catch up again Sean.. Square sausages are a fab idea . .makes far more sense . .I reckon 12 to 13 cups a day. Yorkshire tea is the best . .I hope you are having a good time on the allotment today, it's dry and bright hopefully . . maybe a bonfire if not too windy ..

[@nickgrimmer7274]

I’m just got myself a hand turned butter corn , looking forward to it.

[@nickgrimmer7274]

Just let you know I just curled my cream and got my butter, wow you will love it , it taste so much better than store bought, hope it goes well for you too. 😊

[@mattszalwinski6869]

Your leek collection is beautiful 😂

[@glynnisross7974]

Such a lot of content! Your home is coming along nicely but guess the new plot will take up more of your time going forward. I am curious to see how your butter making goes and what ingredients are recommended. Also as a guideline, I think around 7 mugs of tea. 2 in the morning, 2 lunchtime, 2 afternoon and 1 before bedtime. Bye for now.

[@glynnisross7974]

Thank you so much for letting me know.

[@lancslass8]

@@glynnisross7974 A You tube channel called John Kirkwood has 2 videos on how to make butter. John is a retired cook from the north east and makes bread, butter and traditional English meals. If you just type in You tube John Kirkwoid butter, the videos will come up.

[@janicecoulson5388]

I always keep a small bottle of milk in my freezer for emergencies

[@browniemitch8]

12 cups per day of the fine yorkshire tea 😊