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Real kitchens of preservers

 
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I thought I would post this picture, as it shows what my kitchen actually looks like after making 16 jars of Jam and 14 Bottles of elderflower cordial, there is also a large compost bucket bang in the middle of the floor but you can't see that. This isn't even a bad session, you can still see the cooker!
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      Skandi,

     I like that! Doing is far, far better than talking about doing.


    Nice kitchen too!

       Cheers,

 
      Thomas
 
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