Woodbutcher Pringles

[WirralBoy]

[Botty Cough]

That's cool.

Why do they do it?

[Mark Bolam]

Just so it can be handballed I reckon.

[sime42]

 

21 minutes ago, Botty Cough said:

That's cool.

Why do they do it?

 

Just cos the driver is showing off and it looks cool on Insta.

[peds]

I understand it is on a palm oil plantation, and they don't chip well because they are too fibrous. They "pringle" the old trees and windrow them between the new trees. The pringles don't make a good home for a beetle they've got problems with, which are worse if the stems are left whole. 

[sime42]

20 minutes ago, peds said:

I understand it is on a palm oil plantation, and they don't chip well because they are too fibrous. They "pringle" the old trees and windrow them between the new trees. The pringles don't make a good home for a beetle they've got problems with, which are worse if the stems are left whole. 

 

Good knowledge!

[Botty Cough]

Fair enough