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  1. redmoosefaction
    we once put a log of plane on the ground.. 3 weeks later it ROOTED and sprouted!!
  2. redmoosefaction
    Could anyone get a guide from kew to show us around. They do tours at 11am. But maybe a special one for arbtalkers would be uber cool anyone got any contacts? Moosie
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    A-ha but he hadn't put the camera down at that point. He was just trying to locate the drain. By the way. He didn't find it??? (the drain, that is):-) Moosie
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    Definitely looked like a metal detector. But then drains are usually made of ceramics, especially Victorian ones, er, and not metal. Interesting. Moosie
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    Just saw the dyno rod boys working next door this morning, they had a metal detector (or did they?) to look for pipes for a cctv inspection.. got me thinking, would a metal detector be good before you do some stump grinding, or is a cat scanner better, or what did they have?
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    We had one of the first batch of bc150's and we had a problem where the fly wheel housing was designed where it did not fit (like as in a circle but had a squared out area where the debris could eddie around) and it would dribble then block up to eight times a day, I presume yours has been changed, ours was and it made a huge difference, check it just in case. just keep everything serviced, greasing, changing blades, new air filters once a month, oil and filters every 100 hours, anvil when ever it needs to be done (£80) and when you do London plane, don't over stuff it give it bit of breathing space between branches. When it over heats the top red light will stay on, clean the pre filter on the radiator, and put the blower on gentle into the front of the rad.
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    Found this big (well it's big for us townies!) stump in a hamlet near Hoarwithy/Ross-on-Wye.
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    Just seen the price and hence the reason for the book club!!
  9. redmoosefaction
    This lot springs to mind Mutoid Waste Company - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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    http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/attachments/lounge/62004d1303059299-few-tattoo-pics-yesterday-img_0610.jpg Hey, I saw some one in the curry house last night with that tattoo... except the one on the right was red and kinda of looked like a fanjita:thumbup:
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    My Brother in law has written a book on Lalique, he got to know the family in Paris and interviewed them. I had a friend who would always get his tats at one of the conventions, you would get the 100 top artists in the world, and hence a fine piece of art work.
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    nice... what did you film it on?
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    Throw line, throw line cube bag and a couple of throw bags. A pint and got to watch the only girl to climber Jonsies beech tree ( well done who ever you are!!!) Moosie
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    Moosie
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    ...To have the date when the thread was started on the 'Today's Posts' page:biggrin:
  16. redmoosefaction
    Just kind of barbering a little there!
  17. redmoosefaction
    Houses.. houses!
  18. redmoosefaction
    Me Mam was just talking about these the other day, she said they had them allover central Europe in the old days, but they reached to the ceiling!
  19. redmoosefaction
    Probably carcinogenic..... remember not to touch your eyes if you get some in them!!! I think may those buff like neck things could work well and make sure your not the one chipping
  20. redmoosefaction
    Errrr... g.u.m.?
  21. redmoosefaction
    [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-8yvgDEbGCc]YouTube - The Importance of Spelling[/ame]
  22. redmoosefaction
    Yeah. I find the pedals too small in the BMW with the big boots on. Oh that would be the streetcars I hire :-) not mine... Why would I buy one of those.
  23. redmoosefaction
    Use of Explosives Some danger trees are too hazardous to fall with saws because of loose bark, large cracks, slabs, school-marms or other defects.
  24. redmoosefaction
    http://courses.forestry.ubc.ca/bendickson/FOPRLibrary/Library/Safe%20Work/WCB%20fallers_buckers.pdf
  25. redmoosefaction
    Sounds like muttly at 1:24 :-)

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