Lee Winger

Willans t23, do they make other harnesses then................

More evidence of Big Brother, turning the screws Olympics 2012: Germany's Nadja Drygalla sent home over claims her boyfriend is a neo-Nazi | Mail Online

From what I've heard, the silly season extends to here in East Anglia, I've heard of one div that goes out for £280 per day 2 man gang

Yes mate, George Orwell was the true Nostradamus

You never ''ever'' done an undeclared cash job Andy? my problem with this isn't the conviction of tax dodgers, its exploitation of kids too do the snitching, and aren't teachers meant be at school to teach!

More from Big Brother HMRC tells school children: Tell your teacher if a neighbour is evading tax - Yahoo! Finance UK

Cover it over with plenty of soil and compost and it'll rot down within 18 months

What about us groundies, when are we going to get a fancy looking T-shirt, prehaps a big ole chipper or a ''grunt'' brandishing a big saw,I could always model Steve lol

who's the Jo Beau main dealer these days?

To all those who seem to resent others that have inherited money, a farm, or the tree biz, if you do become relatively successful and you have a son or daughter, I guess you'll fold the business before you die so they can't inherit it? Now about farmers, back in the 1980's I know arable farmers earn't a fortune in subsidies, a family I know [2000 acres] used there subs to buy more land and property's, in a nutshell, subs made them!

Thats me delivering to them 20mins up the road and picking results up

I can take a soil sample [if I can't determine exact soil type or the lender/insurer requests it] and have it indexed in 48 hours £40 plus vat

Best to have a name these days that suit the market, Affordable Tree Care springs to mind

Where on earth have ypu been for the last 12 years that article was wrote in 2000, anyway sorry to burst your bubble, but I read a much larger colony of Honey Fungus was found recently in Russia. Also an Aspen grove in Washington state may now be the worlds largest living organism, due to all the trees being genetically the same.

Go to the library

its called a plasticity test, why on ''earth'' don't customers get the right firms in with the correct experience to start with, there are loads of firms that undertake mortgage reports

Actually if the Aussie forums I go on are anything to go by,you couldn't get any worse, they eat clutches and gearboxes for fun, not forgetting the constant silly electrical problems.......

an all time classic [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMxrOOG6jAY]Kraftwerk - Computerliebe (1991) - YouTube[/ame]

I was charging £30 plus vat per hour minimum charge 4 hours, that was 5 years ago,today I'd be wanting £40 plus vat, I was using a 35hp compact with 5' flail

I've seen grinders that use a hydraulic motor run off of tractor/skidsteer hydraulics,all I can say is it was was very very painful viewing, they weren't cheap either

I don't think an MP would be getting involved Steve if it was a red herring, but I do know what you mean about news papers and sensationalist journalism.

I don't always think soaking the root zone with a hose is always advisable, its ok if you've used a decompator to fracture the soil first Using a decompaction tool improvements, can be seen the following year, with leaf colour and or extension growth

Not always the case Tony I've some trees, Oaks especially show signs of distress within a 2 years

When I was a lad I had school dinners, the dinner was as nutritious as food in the 1970's was, we had no choice it was spam fritters, beef stews, pies all with veg and spuds, the desert was always starchy milky and sweet, suet puddings, spotted dick, custard, tapioca, all washed down with tap water Our old head master Mr Rose [a man I have to this day so much admiration for] would patrol the tables like a crow, nobody left the table without eating everything on your plate! regardless if you liked it or not. I watched a tv programme about a family that settled in a small village in France, the school dinner was cooked by 2 lady's from the village in the schools own kitchen, I was amazed at what was on the menu, pork and bean stew with proper veg including and pasta, desert was a fruit pudding of some kind. The little primary school aged kids loved it. If these jerks that are in charge of our kids at school, really cared about them , they'd bring back Mr Rose and employ there own cooks who cook wholesome food, haven't they heard ''an army marches on its stomach'' If I was in power [lol] free school dinners cooked in school kitchens, would be supplied free of charge to every school age child and the meals would be a healthy one choice option!