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It’s 120 posts in at 1.7km long fence- not sure if re build is worth it. staple pullers would be good idea if the staples weren’t driven into the wood. angle grinder might be the answer- especially if I can cut just one bit and twist it to release the wire, saving the hassle of picking up the bits.

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Brilliant Stephen, congratulations.

not quite as good as Insomnia by Faithless, but good effort Reform UK's Andrea Jenkyns sings own song at party conference WWW.BBC.CO.UK Jenkyns appeared on stage at the NEC in Birmingham, singing her self-written song Insomniac.

Woody Paul was right. We did go back to insurers, who refused to fund more treatment. We shd have stuck to our guns, but we are committed now. I think it's important to make it clear to both insurers and possible future buyers that the subsidence problem has been dealt with and the mitigation works carried out exactly as prescribed. Tree-fancier123, many thanks for that very detailed advice - really helpful to have precise measurements to follow. The problem with letting it grow is that we would be continually having to cut back - not a simple weekend job with a 3m stump. We might let a sideshoot regrow as part of the hedge (if it survives the treatment) and see how we get on. Now that there is more space and light I'd rather embrace the change and plant on either side of trunk with hazel and hawthorn seedlings, more interesting than the leggy privet we inherited.

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I can't think of any other fruit with as much variation in every characteristic. An unnamed Devon cider apple and a Pitmaston Pineapple. Apples are the equivalent of dogs, heavy is the the hand of man.

yes, I recall that was a later model, an old trick to play when we were kids was to bumpstart an old bsa bantam field bike by pushing it backwards, and then offer a go on it to the many asking, they would put in in gear and let the clutch out expecting it to go forwards, but it went backwards instead. pretty soon everyone had caught on.

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There she goes Angela Rayner resigns as deputy PM over failure to pay enough tax on flat - live updates WWW.BBC.CO.UK Rayner also quits as housing secretary and deputy leader of the Labour Party after admitting she underpaid tax on an...

My school mate had one, he said it was cooler than a bike, when we were 16. It had a tight turning circle but you could reverse it by switching the ignition on the dash and staring the engine to run backwards. It had a strange electric starter and also the kick start. It would only start in reverse by the electric starter IIRC.

Graham Greene. Canadian actor with Injun roots. Played Indians and cop detectives etc!

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A friend's dad had one when we were kids, we used to drive it to the end of their drive then pick the back end up and spin it round to drive it back. I think his brother still lives there and the Bond is probably still in a shed up the garden.