High Scale
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There, it's back.
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I agree with Bob, go for the XTC.
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I like it when it happens like that, naturally, I have a problem when the hand of man tries to replicate it.
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Yup, I have to admit it was myself, it's called high french/west country pollard pruning, I will be touring the lecture circuit soon lecturing the gullible on this new natural, lightning, storm damage, straight cutting, good for the little creatures, pruning technique.
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Are they Poplars? Looks like some kind of cool new pruning technique that somebody has made up:sneaky2:
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Looking great Rupe, steel though, damn heavy,or is it? especially for a LDV, mine struggles with a full load and the chipper, was aluminum too expensive? I can't remember what your tool box is made of, steel also? I have seen tarp used for roofing, looks good if custom made but will you need to stand on the roof? I expect so.
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Gerry is the man, just sorting the gear out to try that technique, I am making a footloop out of a dog lead, I don't have a spare Pantin so will try a Petzl Croll that I have never used. DRT is not dead!
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I seem to remember somebody asking me that same question about the Beech in my avatar:sneaky2: Nice work, like the cover on the car.
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Battle of the bean field springs to mind. The Pigs sure got brutal that day. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3JCkUZAwvEA]YouTube - Battle of Beanfield[/ame] Also that video is evidence of how controlled the media is in this country. I didn't say that.
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“A woman, a spaniel, and a walnut tree, The more you beat them the better they be.” Taylor, the Water-Poet.
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It still looks pretty young for a Walnut, maybe a little weight reduction on the vulnerable limbs, you can get a nice shape out of a Walnut though, Until it starts regrowing that is.
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All trees look crap after topping.
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Ha! I was still skiving off school in 84 you old fart:001_tongue:
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Nice stuff Ed, I hope you worked Matt to the bone?
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Phew!
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Nope, I only eat live food. That Sycamore was in a horrible state and towered over the neighbouring garden, luckily for me there was a lovely big Beech to hang from and also to rig off, just as well as the flex in the remaining stem was a little disconcerting.
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I have had the same problem with my old 150, the chassis that the relays behind the control switches sit in, had come away from the back of the box, I glued them back and for good measure, I reinforced the mend with some silicone around the edges of the chassis. Works fine now.
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Leave it on.
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Yesterday, hit a deer on the way to work, luckily I was slowing down from 170mph in my rice rocket and saw the deer spinning to a halt after going right under the car. It was dead. Anyway, working on a Sunday?
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Talking of free parties, I only just recall this one...[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=atLUYO8uV_Y]YouTube - Smeatharpe 1992[/ame]
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No but you can go back...BBC iPlayer - Glastonbury: 2009: 6 Music at Glastonbury: Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds
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That's because the Tory party made listening to repetitive beats in a crowd, in the open air, illegal. Oh and they had a special way with dealing with thieves at Castle Morton.
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I like the nice molding of the soles, good heel, looked perfect for spikes. I am just transferring funds from my off shore account to enable me to purchase said boots.
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You barstewards!
