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April 30, 2008 at 5:23 am #243019
scarecrow
Memberjennifer g said: Oh bummer, i am missing out on some good shows arent i….
Some of us here have give up or don’t have access to television. That doesn’t mean missing out! 🙂
Many of these shows have webpages where they include their information. Many even include downloadable or watchable video clips of their shows.
If you hear of a new or old shows that sound interesting just google the name and they often turn up in a search. Post them on this thread so we can all share them :tup:
Here are some links to shows.
This is the show in that thread above. Vasili’s Garden
Gardening Australia download episodes
Food Lover’s Guide to Australia more food than gardening
Burkes Backyard (Is this still on?)
Some overseas sites from BBC Gardening…Remember these are English sites but useful info just the same!
Alan Titchmarsh How to be a Gardener serieshas audio and video clips
especially this episode on The Productive Garden.
An English radio programme Gardener’s Question Time with lots of links
And from the USA The Victory Garden A list of video episodes to see.
Fresh From the Garden just a couple of videos but lots of info
Just click on those Green words…they are the links :tup:
Happy Browsing 😀
April 30, 2008 at 6:21 am #339135purrsikat
MemberWicked, thanks for those, such a great resource!!!!!!! I’m going to add this link to my favourites!!!! :metal:
April 30, 2008 at 6:32 am #339136paulaorganic
MemberThankyou so much scarecrow, :tup::tup:
I have been looking thru the old threads for weeks now, trying to find the Vasili’s link that I had seen before somewhere, but had no luck and gave up. I had no luck searching for it over the internet either, as I think I had it spelt wrong.
Thanks also for all the other links, as there are quite a few that I haven’t seen before.
I’m wishing for a rainy day now, so I can stay in front of the computer and catch up on all these sites. 😀
April 30, 2008 at 6:37 am #339137Leecy
MemberMaybe a Mod could make this a sticky? This is a fantastic resource. Thanks so much Scarecrow.
April 30, 2008 at 7:16 am #339138MareeSchurmann
MemberThank you very much, Scarecrow. This is terrific.
April 30, 2008 at 8:20 am #339139Anja
MemberWell done scarecrow! Thanks for doing this!! :clap::clap:
April 30, 2008 at 8:41 am #339140Doc
MemberWell done Scarecrow
You are certainly worth keeping :kiss:
Love, hubby :kiss1:
May 1, 2008 at 9:58 pm #339141Mumchook
MemberOf course she is, Doc! 😆
That list is so great to have – thank you Scarecrow! :clap:
I don’t like to watch much telly, and don’t make a lot of time to watch it either… However there are some great shows on it and quite a few I miss, so for gardening shows I can now catch up, thanks to you.
:tup:
Ree
May 1, 2008 at 11:00 pm #339142supergran
MemberGreat I have bookmarked the lot for later
May 2, 2008 at 12:42 am #339143mylesau
ParticipantIf you have some spare time you can look through the Peak Moment TV shows on YouTube. They are uploaded by a user called…peakmoment.
The full list can be found at this link:
They range from permaculture through to peak oil and climate change, with a whole lot more…
The actual TV station website can be found here:
Happy viewing 😀
May 2, 2008 at 1:12 am #339144jennifer g
MemberThanks Scarecrow, I will have another peak, but as I am on the puter all day on and off for work, i find it hard later to sit at the desk for a longer length of time to view the shows online…. I have previously watched little snippets but had to run away after awhile…..thinking of getting a set top box and maybe trying for ABC and SBS. they’re the channels that have shows that i would like to watch.
May 2, 2008 at 1:59 am #339145scarecrow
Membermylesau wrote:
The full list can be found at this link:
I’ve got that one bookmarked too. :tup:
Something else that’s handy is to put key words…permaculture, organic gardening, edible gardening etc into google video search you get videos from youtube and google and other online storage places too.
You can download the episodes/clips and burn the good ones onto a DVD and watch them on a full size TV or portable DVD player.
We do this with youtube etc clips and have themed DVDs with the collections. :geek:
May 2, 2008 at 2:07 am #339146Doc
MemberHi All :metal:
If anybody wants, I can show you how to actually download clips from YouTube so you can watch at your leisure later :geek:
Visually yours
Doc 😉
Ediited to korrect spilling…becommin a hobit :geek:
May 2, 2008 at 2:20 am #339147jennifer g
MemberDoc, I was just going to ask about that as I have never actually downloaded anything to burn onto DVD:o
Thank you Scarecrow for the idea, hasn’t even crossed my mind to do this, what was i thinking (more like NOT thinking)……
I looked up Permaculture like you said Scarecrow, isn’t there some great stuff there! Thanks heaps!!!!
May 2, 2008 at 4:42 am #339148Leecy
MemberI want to know I want to know!!! Another tute Doc?
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