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Sorry @tekobo I thought you were talking about a 32" purchase. I am still in a "discussion" phase as to will this be a toy that I lose interest in. To be fair I built a pizza oven and rarely use it as it is such a phaff to get going and my wife can see it in the garden

Ah @tekobo a 32” is on order 😆 Good for you ....

I know @tekobo you are keeping it to yourself what your choices x3 are but when do you think that they will arrive in the UK?

@tony bTo be fair, I agree, a big reason for not making cider again is that I live in Somerset, UK, where I am surrounded by small volume cider makers who make brilliant ciders.

I made some 10 years ago, bought a press and what is called a scratter (a hand driven machine to chip the cider apples as a mush cannot extract the juice) and a day’s effort later produced 5 gallons of cider - so after all the effort I could bought this for £10 - do have all the kit and never did it again Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

@tekobo Also, I should have said thank you for the kind offer, which I may well take you up on

@tekoboI used to work in Portsmouth a lot as I worked for IBM and they were based out of North Harbour for many years - I know it well

@basher Yes it is a very beautiful part of the world. Here is the view from our Orchard to our village 12th Century Church with our four Labradors wandering around.

@tekobo My wife is used to my obsessions, many and various. I think you can judge a person by the quality and quantity of their toys. I see you sold your two Cobalt Blue KK’s and three new ones on order. What colour(s) have you chosen? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

@basher I lived in London up until 20 years ago, I now live one hour west of Bristol in a little village looking out into what is called the Somerset Levels Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

@Basher I like the Cobalt Blue Pebble. I also think that the Olive and Gold Pebble as well as the Matte Black Pebble look really good. If I was in front of them all, I could probably tell you which one I liked best quite quickly, more difficult from pictures. My wife after she finished looking towards heaven, looked over my shoulder at my PC and said she like the Cobalt Blue Pebble, so that's a start

Hello @tekobo Thank you for your response and I will look out for both books. PS. I have enjoyed reading many of the posting over the last couple of weeks as I am considering buying a KK PPS. As a fellow Brit I recognise your sense of humour best wishes

Hello @tekobo Who is the author of your version of "Secrets of the Patagonian Barbecue" as strangely there are two books of this name, one by Robert Marin and the other by Hector Salgardo. Thanks