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im thinking about switching. Our BT is £75 a month at the moment...i'd rather pay my money to someone looking to do good in the world.

I'm interested in the Starlink option. My broadband with BT goes up to nearly £40 a month at the end of March and I don't even get a landline. How different is it to a TV satellite dish? My house is surrounded by trees and TV sats don't work very well. I have to use a digital aerial and freeview. Wouldn't want to pull the pin if it isn't going to work.

I wish I could find some decent waterproofs for hedgelaying that are breathable and tough enough that they won't be ripped to bits by thorns on the first day. Impossible quest it seems.

Your best bet will be a Bulldog or Morris hook from an agri-merchant at this short notice. Stihl also make a billhook of sorts, so an agri store that's also a Stihl dealer may offer a choice. None of them will be much good though and you'll need to spend about half a day putting a usable edge on them. If green heart above can sort you out with a working vintage hook that would probably be the best option.

Thatched cottage on corner. Turn onto Henfords Marsh and our big yard is immediately on your left, lots of space for turning and tipping. lLooking for firewood mainly but happy to accept woodchips

Woodchip suitable for mulch please, not next to/from farmers fields which have likely been sprayed, but anything else welcome thank you

Nothing so complicated it seems.

They make quite a big range, as i remember? I think they are easily available, but perhaps at the cheaper end of the market? Not knowing which jacket, I think you'll generally find them quite sweaty if doing treework or anything energetic in them. Others on here will recommend Swazi or similar. Have a quick look on the 'search' bar here?

You might pick up a Bulldog one or similar, from Chelford Farm supplies. There will be other farm suppliers nearer to you, tho, I'd guess ? If push comes to shove, we have several older ones here -South M/c based. DM me for contact details .

How did you find the install? Did it come with all the necessary bits and cables and were they long enough? I'd also be curious to know if it drops at all during very heavy rain, I know freesat TV can do but that's a different technology. It wouldn't put us off as our copper phone line drops in very wet weather anyway. As for you landline phone, do you need it or can you just use the mobile phone via wifi? Or route a landline number to the mobile via wifi.

Just dump it at the end of the drive or next to it. It’s fine to block the drive. Give us a ring if you need any info or help.

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Morning all, Day 1 of long hornbeam hedge reduction. Possible 14 degrees at 2pm, crazy change, not complaining though.

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Morning all . Dry so far and 9c .

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Good Morning Hump-day already. Excitedly waiting for my chainsawbars delivery... bar conversion for my Echo 2511 clone to run a 10" 1/4 chain. Back to it. Have fun.

Still in Scotland doing my thing. Meeting on of our engineers to look and test something then hopefully heading south tonight. Be good y'all! Roar, Nick, Orbit.