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I have people say that to me and it was usually someone who worked for me doing a private job on the side! Moosie

Worlds fattest redneck!

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I like he way it says 'tree' :-).... just in case

And a little bit more about it.. BBC News - British to the core

At least it was a decent fine!

Very bad.. almost happened to me so ....... on a good note, I now have 3 back up drives :-) when they cost sub £50, what price eh

if you can afford it... you can use it

BBC News - Corsham Court Oriental plane 'most spreading tree in UK'

Whats wrong with my reduction?

It was me.. I did it!!!

My 35C14 does 17.8 mpg average over the last 6 months. Mainly town work. That's just under £200 a month. I love the really high cab height. The engine is quite (compared to a transit). Never buy a non direct (scissor type) ram. They are crap. I think I'm going to chip it for more economy. Moosie

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I love my bowline... when climbing on it I tuck the loose end of the rope under the loop that's the 'round the tree' bit, it doesn't loosen when your climbing then and points away from your krabs!!

Hi, Does anyone know where I can buy metal bird spikes cheaply! I find them to be extortionate given what it looks like to make them! Your help is much appreciated.

Steer clear.... ranking on google is probably the only way!

And a wheel clamp... I can't believe how many people don't do these 2 basic forms of security. Even one of those euro clamps small enough and hopefully a pain enough to try and remove. Just do it guys and gals... £150 all in.. and use it everytime! NEW BULLDOG EUROCLAMP EURO CLAMP WHEEL LOCK SOLD SECURE | eBay UK

Bump!!!!!

From Horticulture week: Brown-tail Moth alert aims to protect people and trees Friday, 13 May 2011 Be the first to comment Brown-tail moths emerging from a hedge have triggered a health warning to staff in a nearby office. Pest controllers warned people to be on the lookout for the moth, which can cause breathing problems, especially in asthma sufferers. Cleankill Pest Control was called after the moths were seen in offices in Portsmouth, echoing similar incidents in Croydon and Exeter. A pesticide barrier was used to stop the bugs crawling into the buildings or colonising other hedges and trees for the emerging moths to devour leaves. Cleankill managing director Paul Bates said: "We are getting more calls this year. We believe the unusually warm spring has contributed to the moths spreading. As well as a health hazard, they will strip a tree of foliage." Officials are dealing with outbreaks in five west London boroughs - Brent, Ealing, Hammersmith, Hounslow and Richmond - and in Pangbourne, West Berkshire. The caterpillar of the brown-tail moth is brown, has a dotted white line down each side and two distinctive red dots on the back of its tail It is a voracious eater of vegetation, especially in spring, and although it prefers hawthorn and blackberry, it will eat practically any type of tree or bush.

What time and where is everyone meeting?

The last couple of years it seems to go up and down in 3 week cycles... used to be 3 month cycles. Thats what happens when your self employed

Nice find!

It's quite what at the moment?

I email them in and it is considered the day they receive it as the day the clock starts... If it isn't on their system then I call them and confirm that they have received it. If they don't do their part that's their tough luck. I am so hardcore!!!

The mobile phone app that can identify a tree by its leaf | Leo Hickman | Environment | guardian.co.uk Home | Leafsnap: An Electronic Field Guide And it's free!!!:biggrin:but it might be too american-centric... just downloading now off the apple app store