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1 minute ago, kevinjohnsonmbe said:

You jacked yours in didn’t ya?

 

Only difference, he’s on a green leather chesterfield and yours had Severn Trent written on the side ????

I did jack it. It wasn't bad money if I put the hours in, alas they wanted to change my T&C's to something I found unacceptable.

 

If you are going for "it", get the Water Authority right... Anglian Water.

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54 minutes ago, eggsarascal said:

I did jack it. It wasn't bad money if I put the hours in, alas they wanted to change my T&C's to something I found unacceptable.

 

If you are going for "it", get the Water Authority right... Anglian Water.

Blah, blah.....

 

Different name, same routine!

 

Standing joke hereabouts: 

 

Whats yellow and sleeps 5?

 

A Cormac van ?

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4 minutes ago, kevinjohnsonmbe said:

Blah, blah.....

 

Different name, same routine!

 

Standing joke hereabouts: 

 

Whats yellow and sleeps 5?

 

A Cormac van ?

Who's to blame, the lads in the vans or the people who are paid to organise TM, tankers, disposal sites that are taking imports but fail compliance?

 

 

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argument against single species avenues:

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'An invasive beetle from Asia that has infested trees lining the streets of Johannesburg’s most exclusive suburbs is sweeping across South Africa, and scientists are powerless to stop it.

The only defence is to cut down and burn infected trees in the city, one of the largest urban forests in the world.

It is estimated that half a million of Johannesburg’s ten million trees will be invaded by the polyphagous shot hole borer, which is also wreaking havoc in eight of the country’s nine provinces. It could soon cross borders to blight forests elsewhere in Africa.' Times Uk

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3 hours ago, tree-fancier123 said:

argument against single species avenues:

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'An invasive beetle from Asia that has infested trees lining the streets of Johannesburg’s most exclusive suburbs is sweeping across South Africa, and scientists are powerless to stop it.

The only defence is to cut down and burn infected trees in the city, one of the largest urban forests in the world.

It is estimated that half a million of Johannesburg’s ten million trees will be invaded by the polyphagous shot hole borer, which is also wreaking havoc in eight of the country’s nine provinces. It could soon cross borders to blight forests elsewhere in Africa.' Times Uk

Aye, they look nice but they're a risky proposal.

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