penfold
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brooklands was owned by vickers during WWII as thats where barnes wallis had his drawing office when he designed the bouncing bomb so would have been a prime target for the luftwaffe and easy to spot with that massive banked track.
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you did last time i saw you mate. you going to capel?
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don't you drive an isuzu johnny? yeah need it for the kids and the dogs.
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stihl orange with auto fills, not had to replace the can yet, had it about ten years and only had to replace petrol autofill once:thumbup1:
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that will have been the cider on the saturday evening at the chained bull then stevie:001_tongue:
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i came home on the back of a big aa wagon:sneaky2: not this year as i have given up the landy and the van and got myself an L200 double cab as i'm hoping to start on a foundation degree in september so need a reliable motor to get to and from college. going to give it a good run down to capel, not sure if the future mrs penfold will be coming or not.
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whereabouts is that jon? it looks familiar to me?
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its already been done by elveden trees i think.
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tigger get in touch with the college and they will tell you whats included and what isn't. when i did my nc at houghall in durham we just did the basic nptc's to get a job, 30 31 etc. hope this helps and may see you at ABC in september as i'm planning on doing the foundation degree there. And welcome to arbtalk.
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Gardeners insurance to include small tree work
penfold replied to tractorboy1's topic in Business Management
def try the nfu's tradessman's policy: 2.5 million PL and mine says trees up to 10 metres:confused1: -
video removed by user:sneaky2: that was an absolute monster of a machine:thumbup:
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i'm sure it was on here where i saw a video of a massive german mewp that was built for building wind turbines. I think it was about 100m:blink:
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now we know who's been nicking the cabling off the metro in newcastle:001_tt2:
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i'm looking into doing a FdSc in arb at askham bryan college which is verified by harper adams college. upon completion of this and dependent on gaining a merit or above i can "top-up" with a course in land management but with an arb slant to it:thumbup1:
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i use a burgon and ball pocket sharpening steel which looks a bit like a pen. puts a really good edge on most things with just a few strokes.
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i like the photo of the honey fungus bootlaces david:thumbup1:
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if you're looking at a landy, you'll soon start throwing money at it by adding bits and bobs and if it's second hand new parts. speaking as the owner of a thirteenth hand landy:thumbup: (incidentally i'm thinking of selling my landy and upgrading to a double cab hi-cap or worse a double cab transit:001_tongue:)
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love the photo of the street tree dave. someone took time and effort with that:thumbup1:
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i know thomas was at the Arb fair with it last year as i was looking at it and remember thinking not very practical for british gardens apart from footballers and millionaires gardens of about fifty acres with no greenhouses or windows within twenty feet of the tree.
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it sounds like it could be there, not far from skipton to settle really, just a few mins up the A65.
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there was a 4x4 sprinter for sale on ebay i think which was an ex-electricity board one with a gas ring and hand wash and extra seating in the back.
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saw this at the trade fair last year and thought the same as pete mctree although my thoughts were wouldn't like to be any where near the landing area for that thing although it does apparently come with a protective foam sleeve:001_tongue:
