[Bert]

Hello First thing you need to know is I have dyslexia. So apologies if the spelling is unreadable at times! (as I will not always have the dictionary if front of me. like now ). Now I've finished making my excuses, down to the important stuff.
 I live on the Isle of Mull (it's fantastic!). I am a jack of all trades a master of none. At the moment I'm a gardener at a local hotel. The kitchen garden is my favourite part, love growing veg. I've got 10 quail (love my girls) and then there is seven the retired working collie ( yes his name really is seven). Should mention I also have a Bob, he is the other half. In the very near future will be getting some chickens. Going to do some house work now, then I will be back to ask lots of silly questions .
   

[Dan]

Hello Bert, and welcome to the forum. 

Don't worry about spelling and punctuation, it's optional for some members anyway and so long as we know what you mean everything will be fine. 

I love Mull, worked there a wee while as a forester when I was young(er).

Looking forward to hearing more from you, and the only silly questions are the ones you don't ask. 

Dan

[Fleecewife]

Hi Bert and welcome from southern Scotland.  I too love growing veggies so look forward to learning from your experience.  Seven Bob - love it, or is that 7/0    As Dan says, don't get yourself in a twist about spelling - no-one else does 

[HappyHippy]

Hello & welcome to TAS from me in Lanarkshire 

I LOVE Mull, such a beautiful place !
Look forward to hearing more and hopefully helping answer some of your questions  Like Dan says - they're only daft if you don't ask them ! 
Karen 

[lill]

Hi Bert and welcome to the forum, hope you are not in the path of the mull rally when its staged, anyway welcome again from central scotland 

[bigchicken]

Hi Bert and welcome to the forum from the bigchicken fay Fife. Mull is fantastic been there a few times and I thought the west coast was somethink else.

[deepinthewoods]

hi from cornwall!

[Sandy]

Hi Bert, I spell atrotiousely!! very badly, I am not dyslexic but my husband is, he spells OK but uses his own made up words that often make me giigle....anyway, I love the sound of your  job, growing or forraging for food is a great way to keep healthy, Welcome, from Central Scotland!!!!

[The Woodsiders]

Hi Bert.

A warm welcome from West Sussex and good luck, you will find everybody on the forum very helpful

[chrismahon]

Hi Bert and welcome. We used to holiday in Mull once or twice a year for many years until the cottage was sold to a Dutchman from London 6 years ago. Was at Calgary bay by the side of the beach near the tiny camp site and stayed in the Bartholemews place. My friends sister lived there and her husband was the chef at the big hotel in Tobermory -or Balamory if you watch kids TV. She got 'island fever' -panic attacks when the last ferry left and she knew she couln't get off!!

Love the place, even the twisty single track roads and the tourist traffic jams that result! You are really really lucky living there.

[little blue]

hello and welcome

[Cinderhills]

Hi from North Yorkshire. 

[SallyintNorth]

Hi from north Cumbria 

[Lesley Silvester]

  Hi and welcome from rainy Shropshire.  I used to live on the Isle of Arran and got to many of the other islands but never made it to Mull.  I'm training to be a dyslexia teacher so may practice analysing your spelling. 

[Small Farmer]

Hello from Bedfordshire