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fresh young sycamore about 5 fot long, i pick all the wee branches off till the last 2, i leave them on as they are good for flicking stuff with, bendy and flicky, flick flick flickity flick, its good for garden dog eggs, but then i get adventerous and try shifting timber with my flicky stick and the end breaks, it now becomes a jabber, jabb jabb jabbitty jab, but after a while it breaks up at the end and shortens to a whacker, whack whack whackity whack, great for brambles and dead plants, but then i decide to whack a tree and the shudders run up my arm and it breaks again, now it is just a bit of wood, dont like wood, i like sticks!!!!!!!!!

 

Just peed meself.................your a card Stevie:lol:

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I like a piece of regrowth of around 5ft in length from a coppiced ash, it has to be one of the most resilient and whippy sticks and its just too much to resist, I can hear the squeels from my colleuges, wailing, oh we do like a laff!

 

These things do tend to get out of hand though, but thats when it starts to get interesting!

 

damn those things sting, wish ballistics had rear protection!

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