nepia
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You still doing those double back somersaults Mike?! 🤣 Jon
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When the snow started the birds seemed to go into panic feeding mode Kill the sound; TV was on and the logburner was crackling (Macrocarpa!) VID-20221211-WA0008.mp4
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Not working I'm afraid
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I wondered that but Camellia is alternate leaved. I hope!
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Uh-oh; I'm heading that way in half an hour from Maresfield; need to get to near Brasted
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Cotinus. The finest, fluffiest bits you can see are what give it it's common name of Smokebush
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I really feel for Kane; he must bee absolutely miserable. But I find this just too funny to ignore; many sensibilities will be wounded! VID-20221211-WA0005.mp4
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I spent five days in the Atlas last June so have massive experience of the country 🙄 but in that short time I was struck by how open, friendly and downright happy the Berbers were that we met. Very poor people completely happy with their lives. I was almost jealous
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From an Englishman through and through - thank you reasonable Scots! My best mate is Welsh and lives in Caithness. It doesn't matter what the sport is - and he follows a lot - once Welsh or Scottish interests have faded he's 100% for England. I'd like to think I'm the same in reverse, mainly when it comes to the Six Nations! Why wouldn't you support your neighbours? Of course they've always taken the piss out of each other - that's life - but there's no need to get angry and smug over it
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Brace yourself then and that's from a fellow goona! I can't see them maintaining the momentum though dearly wish they can
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Christ, call those gardens?! Great examples of 'the customer's always right'. You're right - they look shit! 😂
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I'd claim long-serving bonus! Been here since 2008 I think. I've met probably 30 members and 'know' 10 or so at approximate guesses. I've earned jobs through the site, I've done work for others thanks to it, I've gained many tons of free firewood through it, I've been able to point others in the right direction because of it. I'm hugely grateful and feel morally guilty that it's all free. If Steve Bullman was valued by means of the financial benefits to the site's members he'd be the next Mark Zuckerberg. Life's tough Steve 😧
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Couldn't find the pickup keys at the end of the day. Greedy boards stacked high and I'd hidden the spare key at home so safely I couldn't find that either! Next day had laden pickup recovered to mercifully nearby main dealer for them to provide new code and cut two new keys. Luckily I had keys insurance so ended up only £36 out of pocket (the cost of the second key). Days later I found the spare at home - inevitably. Three months later I lent my chainsaw gloves to my mate for his CS31 refresher and he found a lump in one of them... exactly where I'd hidden the original key while we worked behind the house. So I had four keys for the truck, two of which worked (the new ones) and two which didn't because the truck's code had been changed.
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Well the book's just gone on my Christmas list!
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You may have read this too https://www.organicresearchcentre.com/news-events/ramial-woodchip-production-and-use-on-farm/
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Now that's a new one on me. Wouldn't happen on my soil I think (Weald clay)! But I am wary of mulching heavily with fresh chip in the growing season. I may be right, I may be wrong to be so but it's no biggie to play safe and store the stuff for a while so I can either mulch in the growing season with composted chip or in winter with fresh. Cheers
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I've never heard any discussion before dependent on depth apart from surface vs incorporated. My understanding is that nitrogen robbery is comparatively short-term as nitrogen is used up assisting the decay process: in the long term. nitrogen is returned to the soil in surplus within the breakdown products of that decaying
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Out of the growing season I don't care what age is the chip I use as mulch - I was putting chip round small shrubs yesterday that was chipped on Friday. I'm not aware of ever having suffered problems as a result. Remember this is surface mulch, not incorporated matter. I have though stunted plants' growth by planting into ground recently victimised by a stumpgrinder. So I don't think it matter what chip you use
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I didn't but it'll be the one I meant. Oh dear...🤭
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Victor Borge
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Retiring at your tender age Clive? You must have won the lottery. Enjoy; may it be long and fruitful Jon -
Nowt to do with this thread but I think you're talking about the tank-driving prat in Croydon who also stuck a shark through his house roof as a finger to the LA...?
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One of the best comedy series ever; the oneliners from Hawkeye and MacIntyre were simply non-stop and hilarious
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Does anyone know what kind of tree this is please?
nepia replied to Juliaw101010's topic in Tree Identification pictures
A common garden tree in the south, I doubt so much in the north. So common in fact that we had one at the old house and are growing a baby one here! -
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