#winterising

The trees are almost bare and the evening arrives sooner each day. We all know what that means: It’s time to tuck away our classics into storage. We may have published this article in 2018, but it’s still our go-to checklist, and we hope it serves you well. —Ed.  Just when you thought you’d heard every suggestion and clever tip for properly storing your classic automobile, along comes another…

Winterising a classic car is essential for preserving its condition during the cold months when it’s not in use. The process involves preparing both the exterior and interior of the vehicle, as well as ensuring that mechanical systems are protected from potential damage due to freezing temperatures, moisture, and lack of use. Here’s a step-by-step guide to properly winterise and store a classic…

As a shepherd brings in the sheep when the snow begins to lay. As the temperature began to drop, I moved the worms into The Potting Shed.  

If the weather gets really cold the entire wormery can freeze. As a precaution against the cold I always bring mine inside, place an old woollen jumper on the top layer of the wormery and wrap the whole thing in bubble wrap. They do a good job with the compost and provide great plant feed and I think the least we can do is make sure they don't get too cold.

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