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Give it a month, we'll have widespread flooding and they'll step up with their equipment and expertise.

Why do you need to dry it? If you get used to using wet kit,then dry gear is just a bonus.

TEUFELBERGER HIPSTAR FLEX has been my go too with the positioner for the last 10 years , I’ll cut a 10 meter in two as 5 m is long enough for a work position lanyard length then keep the other hank for a spare.

I think that on the Britt side,it's " hip" to be decisive. However those who choose to be so,would be silenced if the minority they defend ruled. Cray - zay

its like several exotic hardwoods - breathing in sanding dust and sawdust not good, but finished product not thought to be harmful

I don't know Stubby, but the future of his tree looks a bit bleak.

If the boundary is currently disputed, marked as it should be or otherwise as above then adverse possession doesn't work as I understand it - only works if the original landowner (you) isn't disputing things? For the tree, you might mention to the neighbour that while the boundary is under dispute / discussions that they can only go to the line their side of that border? Assuming some civility with the neighbours. Does the tree cause them issues - as DaltonTrees says?

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Put on a pinny and lay up a lasagne, Pete. This tiger's coming to tea.

Bulldog graft resurrected

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It has been pretty hot here in Norway so the dog has been chilling a lot. Early long walks and late night walks. A double coats must make it pretty hot. Chilling in the garden. There is a Roe Buck that lives in the woods and seems to know exactly how long the long line is and teases her LOL.

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I dare say a few of us might have seen this. for those who haven't, Discuss.

mornign lads greyish today. have a good un

Many thanks for the reply, it was cut earlier in the year so probably due to die back, I only split a couple of lengths so I had a full crate but I have a fair amount in the round so I will have to get a scurry on and get it cut and split.

Basal flares suggest individual trees.

wildlife cameras work fine, a clear picture night and day, however they are easily spotted and taken too, if obvious they are aligned on the fuel tank, a system whereby a number of cameras filming each other can work as they rarely look for more once they think they have the one that captures their actions. the problem is the image will only show the individuals committing the theft and no detail as they will be wearing facemasks, or hoodies pulled over faces, and they don't look anywhere but down, so id is almost certainly impossible. have a covert look around, see if you can find any signs of a parked vehicle, even a little spillage from the stolen diesel, try placing a trail cam in that area, you may get an image before they cover up, and possibly a vehicle number, at the least you might find out who is cheating in the village, I did! confrontation is not an advisable option unless you don't have a problem taking a life over a tank of diesel,, and a lengthy court case as Tony Martin discovered. they will certainly not want to get caught, and may not care about stabbing you, and leaving you to bleed out. you may think all this somewhat dramatic,, but rather that than reading here you were found one morning. I heard one fella thought he had found a deterrent, used a fuel bowser, filled the tractor and other machinery from it, end of the day pumped any surplus back in the bowser and took it home, evidence showed they visited and never got any diesel, two nights later they came and again got no diesel, they took the batteries, filled the cabs with straw and lit it up. bloke gave up , moved to Canada with his entire family, said he'd rather risk living with bears and wolves.

Something odd about using these batteries in the heat .today back to normal with run times but still fairly warm

Oh, the old school Stihl all round protection were horrendous. I bought a pair of the first stretch airs when they came out. Mainly because they did them with a 7cm longer leg. They fitted me Like a pair of jeans. Pretty light and comfortable and no where near as hot as the old Stihl blue with orange stripe or black with orange stripe. So I just got on with it and wore them. Once you get used to them then it isn’t a bother IMO. I have lost count of how many pairs I have had. But not worn any other brand since.

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I think yes they are, and as the male dies afterwards, he want's it to last as long as he can. this is why you never see a male bee leaning on one elbow smoking a cigarette after mating.

Hi All, As some of you may know, ARB Surplus has now been running for just over a year, and we’re really starting to gain some momentum. We’re a little different to the usual. Most of what we offer is end-of-line stock, items that may be out of packaging, or even products where the part number has simply changed. The idea behind ARB Surplus is to help shift excess stock efficiently, making it easier for new stock to flow in. As a distributor ourselves (Fletcher Stewart), we know how easy it is to be left with odd sizes, old packaging, or discontinued lines—especially when the dealer network rightly wants the latest version. That’s why we created ARB Surplus: to offer a practical, value-driven solution for clearing quality kit that still has plenty of life. We’ve recently expanded into our first consumable product—chain oil—which many of you will have seen during our 20% off promotion here a few weeks ago. It was well received, and we'd love to build on that momentum. Now, we’d really appreciate some honest feedback to help shape where we go next: What would you like to see on ARB Surplus? If you’ve purchased from us, how did we do? What could we improve on? Would you be interested in seeing end-of-line products from other distributors and brands listed on ARB Surplus? What other consumables would you buy if we offered an ARB Surplus version? (e.g. files, chains, fuel cans, etc.) Do you prefer to browse or get notified when specific types of products land (e.g. trousers, helmets, boots)? + any other comments or feedback. If you'd prefer to share your thoughts privately, feel free to email us at: [email protected] We typically send out 1–2 emails per week—only when we have something worth shouting about or a decent offer to share. You’re welcome to join our mailing list if you haven’t already. Sign up for our Newsletter WWW.ARBSURPLUS.COM Or follow us: Instagram Facebook Thanks for the support and looking forward to hearing your thoughts! — The ARB Surplus Team