Actually, the scent is beautiful. So much so that people love to buy it from our website. You can buy some here.: giftsofireland.com/products/irish-turf-incense-irish-peat-ireland-gift?_pos=1&_sid=81718ed57&_ss=r
yes! Footing: like in my video Heaping: putting it up in a pyramind one big heap to dry Drawing it home: Getting it brought in to the shed Cutting turf: process of taking it from the ground and into the machine to spread it out in chunks onto the land Hopper: the machine thats used to cut it onto the ground Turning the turf: option to dry it by turning it upside down. I will do this on another video - great suggestion!
@@giftsofireland9694 :) writing a book for yanks to understand as many terms as possible when they arrive in your country. working on the Turf section; always learning
@@baxpiz1289 amazing! I’d love to see it. well just let me know if you need any other tips! I also have videos about Irish slang which you can look up.
I just discovered this was a thing today. It was great to hear you explain about it, sounds unique, like hard work with a bit of fun! I loved cutting logs for my grandparents for the winter, maybe it's a little bit like that?
Only the bogs are found in the middle of Ireland. We do actually sell Turf on our website if you would like to get some for yourself where we can deliver to you and you can live in your home and have the scent of Ireland giftsofireland.com/products/irish-turf-incense-irish-peat-ireland-gift?_pos=1&_sid=81718ed57&_ss=r
Hi, Can you please tell me, Is this peat briquettes cause any harm to us while burning inside house. I mean while breathing. Is it contain any toxic gases like that.
We have cow dunk instead of it, in our villages dried cow dunk still being used as fuel....we call it "GOYA"😂 in Punjabi language & Gobar in Urdu+ Hindi...
Protection of peat bogs should be a big priority, because they host large amounts of biodiversity and capture a lot of carbon. Turf is also incredibly inefficient for warming and energy production. You would better off burning even lignite.
