RobArb
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haha, beaten to it whilst typing, nice one andrew:thumbup:
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Garrya elliptica
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I threw my lid reet far the other day coz my cambium saver got stuck in'th tree! Sent from my Galaxy S2
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haha sloth A moose! Ok Ok funny man:lol: I'll use the correct punctuation next time:biggrin:
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Awesome video:thumbup: Sent from my Galaxy S2
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I have the basic green CSCS, expires in 2014 (i think) allows me to go on most construction sites if i need to 5 min exam, piss easy, its come in handy once or twice too with jobs that require it, but it is mainly for construction sites from what i can gather as for the colours, think blue is for digger driving, red might be supervisor.. now i'm just guessing:lol:
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the "paint" in the first two pics would be some form of Lichen i think
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I did note that mould, any ideas? Here's a goosed laburnum in a local park to work.... Note the dirty fingers, worked hard today me! Sent from my Galaxy S2
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Nice little sea anemone that is:biggrin: Sent from my Galaxy S2
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Why did my resinaceum, on the turkey oak, look like that? That's how I ended up going with lucidum... Nice find:thumbup: its not often you see leprechauns dancing behind trees:biggrin: Sent from my Galaxy S2
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yes but at a population of 83.7gazillion, even having 1 child each would out number us brits having 5-7 each:001_rolleyes:
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but its not just this country with a population boom, its everywhere, especially the asian countries, and we have no control over them
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We make choices everyday, some we're conscious of, others we're not. These choices, they effect others, not just ourselves and, not always in good ways. But we all need to follow our own paths, no matter where it leads, and be forgiven for our mistakes as we are not perfect. These choices, they're all up to us now, we should try to make them as best we can. In the end, I guess all that matters is you try to leave this place a little better than when you got here. That time is now Sent from my Galaxy S2
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You've got me convinced now, will get the better picture:biggrin: Sent from my Galaxy S2
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will find out more b2t, just need to get a decent piccy:thumbup:
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or if you've got a multitouch touch pad like me, move 2 separate fingers from each of the outside edges into the middle
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That's the one I was on about! Sent from my Galaxy S2
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Think there was a maths equation somewhere about that... It kind of went something like this... Educated people by the time they are 35 have an average of 3 kids, uneducated people by the time they are 25 have an average of 5 kids, not all the time, but mostly, children tend to follow the example set by parents... There is some definite outnumbering going on:001_rolleyes: Sent from my Galaxy S2
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Nice optomistic post there dean, although I tend to agree with ya:lol: Sent from my Galaxy S2
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No idea, after speaking with me dad, apparently it frequents that fence quite regularly. Next time I'm here, will bring the camera:biggrin: Sent from my Galaxy S2
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Peregrine falcon sat on me dads neighbors fence, pity I didn't have my zoom lens and camera with me, only got it on the phone Sent from my Galaxy S2
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can't wait to go now, never been before, i'll be like a pig in muck.... or cherries...
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How far have you ran/cycled/swam today?
RobArb replied to Christopher Schroeter's topic in General chat
Cool:biggrin: I ask as i'm thinking about taking on a fundraiser and could do with knowing the average time it takes (on fairly even flat ground) to cycle 20 miles, as if i do, do it (the fundraiser), i'm going to have to complete about 20 A DAY for the next 200 days It might even be doable on an exercise bike, especially over winter -
How far have you ran/cycled/swam today?
RobArb replied to Christopher Schroeter's topic in General chat
Just out of curiosity JP, how long did that take? -
wowzers:thumbup:
