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Feel like I've fallen into the trap of commenting on a moronic comment about an often moronic pastime - telly. Here goes....

It's their saw. Let them use it how they see fit. Presumably their trees, and their rootplates. Let them get on with it.

I'd take my hat off to any man who can make such a fine cabin, and a woman who can build a greenhouse from scrap.

Direct fish composting in that region is a regular thing. Need a lot of nitrogen in a three-month growing season.

The fish trap was built to trap fish to use as bait for fur-bearing game. You have a subsistence licence and can catch so many fish - species you wouldn't put on the table generally.

Ben Fogle appears to be a stroker. But he's rowed the Atlantic, walked to the South Pole and tried to swim the Atlantic this year. And we're all in, sitting on our butts saying to the missus "He's a right knob, that one."

Not everything can be reduced to a few sloppy words.

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Feel like I've fallen into the trap of commenting on a moronic comment about an often moronic pastime - telly. Here goes....

It's their saw. Let them use it how they see fit. Presumably their trees, and their rootplates. Let them get on with it.

I'd take my hat off to any man who can make such a fine cabin, and a woman who can build a greenhouse from scrap.

Direct fish composting in that region is a regular thing. Need a lot of nitrogen in a three-month growing season.

The fish trap was built to trap fish to use as bait for fur-bearing game. You have a subsistence licence and can catch so many fish - species you wouldn't put on the table generally.

Ben Fogle appears to be a stroker. But he's rowed the Atlantic, walked to the South Pole and tried to swim the Atlantic this year. And we're all in, sitting on our butts saying to the missus "He's a right knob, that one."

Not everything can be reduced to a few sloppy words.

 

All good points. And as said, hats off to the guy and gal. I was just surprised I guess that in a situation where parts, chains and fuel etc are not at all easy to come by, and where you have very limited funds, that they weren't more efficient in its use. Perhaps they have their reasons, perhaps they just don't know any better? Either way, they're living their dream :thumbup:

 

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First time I've seen a tree felled that way. The saw stood up to the abuse better than expected and they went on to cross cut the timber with same saw/chain without a sharpen.

 

Not sure I would ever have thought of doing that and I don't have a stump grinder and have lost jobs in the past because the customer wanted the root plate out the garden. :lol:

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