OneGuyFromBarlick

Garlic flowers are edible. They are best when immature or just beginning to bloom. As the seeds develop, the flower buds become hard and woody.

chinatyke wrote: ↑21 Jul 2021, 15:06 Garlic flowers are edible

I've got quite a clump in my back garden. Actually I've got out of the habit of using it in cooking now, and don't really notice much difference.

So is it Garlic that has bolted?

Don't assume I'm right, it was just a guess!

No! Much too big and tall for that. What would I be growing that stayed in the ground till winter....

Leeks?
Come to think those flowers look like large chive flowers so leeks or onions.

Got it Stanley, they are leeks.

You can take the miniature bulblets from the seed head and grow them on for next year. Down here we don't get the daylight hours like they do up Norf to go in for competitions. .

Good God, me getting a gardening object? Some mistake surely.

Where are we and what can you see if you look through this window?

Hmm, no takers. You need a clue? The window is so you can view something in the cellar which might remind you of a popular hot beverage.

If there are no offers I might as well knock it on the head.....

No idea, and I don't even know how to cheat. Must say though, that bicycle is quite a mystery too.

Devil's kettle.

He's found it David. Come on Kev give us the full story....

Giant's Kettle!

Wendyf wrote: ↑24 Jul 2021, 14:18Giant's Kettle!

That's the badger, I knew it was something to do with kettles

https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/hag ... 20basement.

Interesting. Something similar is the cause of `rock shutes' on parts of the Cornish coast. Lines of weakness in the rock surface become gouged out by large pebbles being rolled back and forth, up and down the shute, by the waves and with the tides. We have a print of this picture on our wall by Cornish Artist Sarah Vivian. Cot Valley is just south of Cape Cornwall (which itself is a much more interesting place to visit than Land's End!)... Art of Cornwall

Those are definitely large pebbles!

What and where?

Somewhere in Germany, a school maybe?

Hitler youth.

Is it the original US allegiance salute? It looks more USA than Germany.

He's right kids, California in 1930, allegiance to the flag.
But let's have the proper name for it....

Bellamy salute.