All credit to you as I once tried to play with the opposite hand and I was lucky to strike the ball, let alone talk about accuracy or power.
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Snap, I like a 4 iron though and I putt right handed.
Bob Charles was the same, played lefty to stop his right arm overpowering his action
Tipp blue
If I agreed with you, we’d both be wrong.
I possibly could be quite good if I had both combined on one hand.
Got an allotment a couple of weeks ago and have had a couple of days to off work so had the opportunity to really get stuck in. Lots of hard work getting it straight but it's a really peaceful way of getting away from everything. Just seeing it come together slowly, bit by bit is really satisfying.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
What are you planning to grow ?
Lickle eric
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Im ambidextus.im rubbish with either hand.
carlos21
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Yo Eric.
Toast
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I played cricket with a Zimbabwe test match opening batsman for a while.
He played left handed, but he could genuinely bat nearly as well right handed.
I could defend well enough playing with the opposite hand, but the scoring shots were impossible.
Spuds, peas, beans, sprouts, carrots, onions, shallots, turnips, radish, cucumber, lettuce, cabbage....nothing out of the ordinary and its worth having a go at everything now I've got space and the seed is very cheap as I got it all when it was being sold off for next to nothing last Oct/Nov. There's 3 mature apple trees there as well so I might try and cram some strawberry planters and a couple of other fruit bushes in there somewhere as well.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Are you starting from scratch, or do you have green fingers ?
My grandad had an allotment and he grew blackcurrants and strawberries, just the smell of them was just incredible, never mind the taste. Good luck with the pests though.
I've enjoyed gardening for years, especially when the hard parts done and you can just sit back with a cold beer, relax and watch the birds and bees come and go. Never had the space to do veg and fruit though so there's a learning curve. Pests can be a pain but I'm not one for pellets and sprays. Netting, careful planting and encourage the birds that like to nibble on slugs and snails.
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He`s busy until then stockpiling cans of chickpeas, tinned tomatoes, curry powder and dyson hoover parts to enable survival after the No Deal Brexit Apocalypse.