How much oil would that buy? Simpler just to get a delivery contract and let them do the calculations based on tank size and consumption patterns or, assuming you keep some records of spending, go thru the invoices for the last 5 years and work out how long your tankful can be expected to last then order ahead?
Vendée - 20kms from Atlantic coast.
"The price good men (and women) pay for indifference to public affairs is to be ruled by evil men (and women)."
I suggest you invest in some insulation then. That's a huge amount.
You're telling me it is. According to the guys who built our place we have masses of insulation. The house is a weird cruciform shape so it rambles a bit. eg our bedroom has 3 external walls
Hosta ... just an idea ... move into the guest room for the winter ... it only has one outside wall, and it’s a very comfy room 😉... and shut the master bedroom off until things warm up.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Not good news from @Yviestevie - I hope they persuade him to stay, and start looking after him properly.
Just about to join in with the latest Kew zoom lecture- all about community gardening in Bristol (incredible edible). A silver lining of the lockdown is the wealth of gardening talks available for anyone to join.
Hosta's oil bill sounds cheap to me, my last place cost 4000-5000€ a year to heat and most of the bedroom rads were turned off. French oil is much more expensive than English oil, loaded with taxes.
I hadn't seen @Yviestevie's post when I last posted. That hospital sounds appalling, would never have happened when I was nursing in the 70s. There don't seem to be enough nurses nowadays, they are so badly paid for what they do and the years they study.
I went to a different SM this afternoon, Intermarché, smaller than Leclerc, about 8 mins drive away. I went there because close by is a brand new medical centre and I want to find a new GP. They told me that a doctor who is on holiday at the moment should be able to put me on his/her list but is on holiday at the moment, I must ring for an appointment after the 15th. I liked the SM. There was hardly anyone there.
We are having an aperitif before dinner, port for me and vodka tonic for him, he's run out of gin. I hate tonic and I hate gin
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According to the guys who built our place we have masses of insulation.
The house is a weird cruciform shape so it rambles a bit.
eg our bedroom has 3 external walls
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Just about to join in with the latest Kew zoom lecture- all about community gardening in Bristol (incredible edible). A silver lining of the lockdown is the wealth of gardening talks available for anyone to join.
I hadn't seen @Yviestevie's post when I last posted. That hospital sounds appalling, would never have happened when I was nursing in the 70s. There don't seem to be enough nurses nowadays, they are so badly paid for what they do and the years they study.
I went to a different SM this afternoon, Intermarché, smaller than Leclerc, about 8 mins drive away. I went there because close by is a brand new medical centre and I want to find a new GP. They told me that a doctor who is on holiday at the moment should be able to put me on his/her list but is on holiday at the moment, I must ring for an appointment after the 15th. I liked the SM. There was hardly anyone there.
We are having an aperitif before dinner, port for me and vodka tonic for him, he's run out of gin. I hate tonic and I hate gin