RobArb
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slipped that in didn't you:001_smile: and i've a pretty long way to go before i'm as cocksure as you:001_tt2: In all honestly, i don't have a problem with peoples religious beliefs and respect the people that do believe in something greater than themselves unless they a) preach and take advantage of the uneducated and vulnerable (and they do) b) cause war (and it does) c) say the world was created by a god (i can't believe it was when so much science says otherwise) but christian, muslim, jew, buddhist, agnostic, atheist etc etc i'll be friends with them all if a little bit of respect is shared:thumbup:
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one word, fate... you make your own each choice is half chance, it goes one way or the other, you cannot change it, it happened and you move forward from it You can look back, assess, and draw strength from mistakes and triumphs, you can look forward, plan and acheive great things, you make best of what is thrown at you, right place right time, wrong place wrong time, in the blink of an eye it can change I'm not saying everyones future is already written but fate seems to play a big role in my life, the toss of a coin, it makes life interesting no god, no allah, just me! and boy its good to be me:biggrin:
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You can tell its an emotive thread, 10 views, 9 posts... everyone viewed has commented Atheist here, no time for preachers as above, each to their own, but just don't preach!
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i could've put those D. confragosa shots here from the other day:biggrin:
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blonde moment:blush: although, i ain't blond and i ain't got hair!
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does what, I'm confused now? Sent from Rob's GalaxySII
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Thought these were the pants he got? Ps, doesn't show dates on tapatalk, at least not on android Sent from Rob's GalaxySII
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It does, read above:biggrin: Sent from Rob's GalaxySII
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woop woop I was right:biggrin: Sent from Rob's GalaxySII
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I'll give you that:001_tt2: Sent from Rob's GalaxySII
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Cool £107 for a lid:lol: The woods in which i found it are pretty old, there's some ancient woodland species in there apparently. This ones not worth much and don't know what it was doing there but it was on a pretty steep slope? Sent from Rob's GalaxySII
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Sorry tony, going to have to be a pedant with the latin again and correct you:001_rolleyes: Cordata, or cordate means "heart-shaped":biggrin: Sent from Rob's GalaxySII
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indeed:thumbup:
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I wear just a belt with mine (stretch airs) , and it works fine, comfy fit glad yours fit too:001_smile:
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3, maybe 4in, i'd have to measure it proper thick glass too
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nope:lol: woulda hurt if i did, tis about 10in long:001_smile:
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V.T.A symptoms "the chatty trees"
RobArb replied to Tony Croft aka hamadryad's topic in Tree health care
you can just see over the edge of the cliff in the second to last pic, was a 30-40ft drop and this tree was right on the edge:biggrin: -
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Yes i do:biggrin: I've got a friend who lives in West Virgina whos got a Platanus occidentalis in her front garden and we always bicker about which is the sycamore and which isn't:lol:
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no its heald wood in stockport
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V.T.A symptoms "the chatty trees"
RobArb replied to Tony Croft aka hamadryad's topic in Tree health care
Some nice chatty trees today and yesterday first lot, a phototropic oak searching for light second, sycamore limb reaching out and being supported by graft thirdly, ash growing on top of a cliff at a weird angle ontop of a cavity with roots showing (how its still standing i'll never know!)
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yep forgot to submit first time round, done now:001_rolleyes:
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todays job, a bit of rhodi bashing:biggrin: (helps if i put pics on)
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I keep finding stuff:thumbup1: What if its not sphaeroblasts its torpedo aerated water bottles! Found this in the woods today filled with mud and leaves Looked it up, its a torpedo water bottle embossed with Schweppes & Co, Siberner's Street, Oxford Street, Genuine Superior, Aerated Water:001_smile: Circa 1840-1870, worth about £20-£30 quid but i'm keepin it:001_rolleyes:
