Reply to: Stuff I want but can't bring myself to buy just yet

[DannyF1966]

When I buy my DF I will sell you my D7000!

Although I could go straight to the DF seeing as it's got my initials in the name

"yeah, they just made it, like, specially for me, you know..."

[MaryPoppins]

Is that like a pro version of a Rabbit?

Not in my world...

[SimonMac]

I know what you mean, I've been meaning to upgrade my D40 to something like a D7100 but can't justify it with the number of photos I take. Bought a 50mm f1.8 lens last year which rekindled my interest a lot though

When I buy my DF I will sell you my D7000!

[d000hg]

A carousel horse. I really want one.

Is that like a pro version of a Rabbit?

[MaryPoppins]

A carousel horse. I really want one.

[d000hg]

Having seen the running costs of an Aga I'll skip the option. Get a decent range cooker instead...

It's mainly the joy of burning stuff - which could be satisfied with a stove (or an open fire) much more usefully.

[eek]

I know what you mean, I've been meaning to upgrade my D40 to something like a D7100 but can't justify it with the number of photos I take. Bought a 50mm f1.8 lens last year which rekindled my interest a lot though

Camera's are something that just get replaced in my world. Currently have the a77 ii as I picked it up for peanuts (well £200 after selling the bundled bits) on the bay..

I do want a tamron 150-600 for birds and stuff but haven't seen one cheap enough yet. Will probably buy later this year when one of my other projects starts bringing in cash..

[eek]

I would love a proper Aga/Rayburn. But a wood burning stove would come higher up the list... sadly I'm not sure either is feasible in our house really

Having seen the running costs of an Aga I'll skip the option. Get a decent range cooker instead...

[norrahe]

Aren't they the #1 wedding gift list item in cloggers?

Someone on the mainland was raving about them the other day.

I sincerely doubt it, as they don't do cooking here at all. It's summat you buy if you're serious about cooking.

As the cloggies are such tightwads they wouldn't fork out the 800 or so euro for one.

I'd say a deep fryer is more likely.

[vwdan]

I would love a proper Aga/Rayburn. But a wood burning stove would come higher up the list... sadly I'm not sure either is feasible in our house really

I doubt we'll be able to pull off a proper one, but the 3/4 jobs aren't that much wider than a normal oven and, well, I'll make it fit!

[d000hg]

I would love a proper Aga/Rayburn. But a wood burning stove would come higher up the list... sadly I'm not sure either is feasible in our house really

[vwdan]

Well there are plenty of blokes who'd like those things as well.

I also forgot to add a mini-max Big green egg to the list
And of course a Brewie, brewing machine

not exactly your typical girlie request.

And I'll counter a little by saying the first thing I want to buy for our new house is a range cooker for the wife

[FatLazyContractor]

Tractor driving

Would they drive tractors on the wrong side of the farm?

[SueEllen]

I don't garden or potter. But I'd quite happily spend some time away from IT on his farm helping out.

I know when he starts farming full time, I'm going to be so envious.

Tractor driving

[TheFaQQer]

If it's in a garden it's called pottering.
If it's in a field it's farming.

Both sound great to me.

I don't garden or potter. But I'd quite happily spend some time away from IT on his farm helping out.

I know when he starts farming full time, I'm going to be so envious.