Ty Korrigan

Didier just made this for me but I'm anxious that fitting it it might just be a waste of time, putting the truck into limp mode.

You are now on his little list....

Right at the back of the engine top right. Full stretch for me standing on a block.

I've just spent a jolly afternoon wrestling it all apart and cleaning it up after it clogged up after only 21 months. Working local and a lazy driving style is the cause. Now, tomorrow I can get a blanking plate made up locally, I have been advised to have a hole about 8mm drilled in the middle to let some gas through to fool the sensor. Has anyone some experience of Iveco EGR blanking? Will it require reprogramming? (nightmare in France) Stuart

A link to a guide to obtaining a French visa. Moving to France after 1st January 2021 | RIFT WWW.REMAININFRANCE.FR Move to France. France Visa. Living in France. Visas France. Emigrate France.

What area of Morocco? Possibly an Argan. Leaves are a match and the fruit can look a little rose coloured at times. My wifes family harvest the fruit near Essaouira. TBH there are not many broadleaf native trees and aside from olives the argan is the only other common drupe.

Film it so we can share your pain...

I once got hit on the head by a pine cone in sub zero conditions. Despite being a Protosser it was an unsettling expererience. I Googled opportunity's at Lidl shortly after but realised there was no Friday cash jobs, free firewood, Kudos, massive erection from starting an 881 and man glitter. I work Lundi-Mardi et Jeudi-Vendredi because I've gone native. That is all.

At what hours do these issues arise? I like the V1505 because it is simple and common enough for any local Ag dealer to fix. Don't need to rely on a slack arsed chipper dealer.

Maria, you could have used your gender as a weapon, called it in as assault on a female, screamed, cried down the phone. That would have got the attention of the police and you'd have got your chippette back for sure. Shop workers use that for shop lifters, claim they saw a knife or were threatened with violence. .

Instead of using 'Arbrisk' insurance, we should crowd fund a remote pig unit and engage in some summary justice. The meat can then be donated to the travelling community. Not until the last thief has been caught and the last pig fed we shall have peace of mind.

Mid arguement with the ref....

Your such a 'rouge' Dempsey...

Cotinus coggygria Look at the vestiges of seed carrying parts. The bark matches and the wood is yellow and dense.

Have you widely travelled there?

Try not to bring it down a level...

I came home yesterday just at the start of the second half of the Maroc v Portugal match, to a wife totally electrified, never seen her so animated. Leaping out of her chair, punching the air, hands covering face, more air punching, kicking the air, it was infectious. So I sat with her and watched the rest of the game. First ever time I have enjoyed watching football. Now I am certainly no pundit but it was as if the two sides were playing for more than just to win. Whilst the later Englerland v France was less exciting. Like two 18th century 3 deckers trying to block anothers wind whilst briefly engaging cannon fire. It lacked the energy of Maroc v Portugal. In Rabat, the King and Crown Prince left the palace to mingle with the crowds. On the pitch, a players mother, half his height and dressed in the white of a pilgrim was hugging her son. Telling ya, whatever people might think of Islam etc, the people of Morocco are the happiest, generous most open people I have have ever had the privilege of being amongst. Whether their team makes it further or not, their efforts this time will be remembered for along time in every lost hamlet of the Atlas to the Saharan frontier camps.

Christmas 2008 I was milking Jerseys in Westland South Island N.Z The farmer sent the Yank and I off in his 'ute' equipped with a regular carpentry saw to go find a Christmas tree. He gave us directions to a forestry plantation a few kms away. Took a few tries to get one down in one piece leaving a trail of topped conifers in our wake but we did manage to bring home a free tree. Would have been less fuss, more legal, less fun and cheaper to buy one though. Then a bunch of drunk Maoris stole the oldest milking cow for their festive hangi wtf! Farmer knew them by their ute tracks and name calling but let them get away as it was a kind of local tradition. Happy days....

Without Arbtalk I'd be free of you and your hord descending on me every Summer. Endless EE-BY-GUM and accusations of me being a soft Southern t**t. There must be other people willing to bring over my Yorkshire tea and Marmite...FFS.

What occured for MattyF to flounce off from you lovely fellows?

You ever come across the chatty expat who waves an arm at an acre of bog and proclaims he is going to plant Xmas trees? Or come across a field full of weeds and chloritic stunted 'pines' because when your that thick anything green is a Xmas tree...

Seriously, do they exist in the UK? In the Kent area... I've a colleague who swears his cousin is a multi-millionaire off the back of Christmas tree sales. He refers to him as though he was Ronaldo Beckham golden boots and either I swallow his endless drivel or stow his gob with a few factoids of my own. Cheers Stuart

I know that is English, just not a dialect I am familiar with.

I wasn't bored, just my usual boring self, so I began taking a note of standing conifer hedge volumes before chipping. This is really due to a recent regulation in France that requires the m3 of waste to be mentioned on quotes as part of a drive to screw down fly tipping. So I found myself measuring conifer hedges. I have found the volume is reduced between 8-10 fold with chipping. Does this match others experience or am I well out? Yawn....