RobArb
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Missed this, I too can also vouch for Rick:biggrin: Sent from my Galaxy S2
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yes thats right, i think the amount of light you have the "right" to is the equivalent of a candlelight from 6ft away, which is pretty dim:biggrin:
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people on here are brill!
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Council changes mind on school lunch blogger Martha Payne - Yahoo! Lifestyle UK
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apparently that wasw only £7,000 before this news story was out plus, have you seen the page views on the blog, they're sky rocketing!
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Council changes mind on school lunch blogger Martha Payne - Yahoo! Lifestyle UK
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just had a look, but no success there seems to be one in colwyn bay from a few weeks ago on another website so shall have a look there
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My mate had a Renault master t35d 1996 and is after 2 things for it but can't find then anywhere locally (Bolton) He after- Passenger side headlight Driver side door mirror Anyone know where he can try to find them? Cheers Rob Sent from my Galaxy S2
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surely, in the earths lifetime on a 24hour clock, our time here would be a couple of seconds to midnight, with the last 30 years a few milli/nano? seconds... climates in that time take TIME to change, no matter how much science is done, we simply do not have the TIMESCALE of evidence to get accurate results in regards to the theory of "climate change" i read an article in a tree magazine the other day that put it simply and clearly and had both for and against arguements against this "change" in a warmer climate, with more CO2, the the trees in tropical region and some to most trees in the temparate regions would thrive with the cooler climes suffering... i'll say again, its a crazy world out there and we know nothing!
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i'm going swinny, 170 miles for me, tis only a bit of rain, you won't melt:biggrin:
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i've got a piece of ripped willow stem about 8 inches in diameter i put in my garden UPSIDE-DOWN last winter, its started to shoot!
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Couple from the other day Sent from my Galaxy S2
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The diary of an obsessive compulsive arborist
RobArb replied to Tony Croft aka hamadryad's topic in Picture Forum
Grizedale is just east of Lake Coniston and just west of windermere (right in the middle) its a huge place with many interesting trees and sculptures and artwork and miles and miles of aloneness:thumbup: I love the lakes, we went to grizedale last bank holiday just gone, wish i coulda stayed longer:biggrin: -
The diary of an obsessive compulsive arborist
RobArb replied to Tony Croft aka hamadryad's topic in Picture Forum
Get to Grizedale if you can, awesome place:thumbup: Sent from my Galaxy S2 -
do you really want the human race to survive? so we can go ravish another planet when we find one? what percentage of the 7 billion people on this planet "do their bit" People are awesome [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vo0Cazxj_yc]PEOPLE ARE AWESOME - YouTube[/ame], but at the same time, we simply aren't
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Haha! by three minutes..! and your right i am slipping as i didn't check your link as i didn't recognise it as the soilscapes:blush: silly me:lol:
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try this:thumbup: LandIS - Land Information System - Homepage and this http://www.landis.org.uk/soilscapes/
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vanity isn't a sin, according to the list of seven, unless its been updated and i missed it:biggrin: i too recycle, want to build my own "green" house, live off the land, self sufficiency blah blah blah, but it takes time, i will get there, eventually. and i'll enjoy myself along the way with no regrets, no baaaing and safe in the knowledge that one day my atoms will be part of this crazy world spinning in this crazy chaotic universe:biggrin:
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where's that demo tree adam? i take it its the same tree in the other shots? something i've not really used before but have thought of... would it be possible to have a floating anchor between TWO trees, suspended in mid air? (nice work, keep it up:thumbup:)
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We're all screwed anyway when mother earth decides its time to shift the Pacific ring of fire! Indonesia 2004, Chile 2008, NZ and Japan last year, its getting closer to the San Andreas fault line, and when it sites that giant Caldera sitting underneath Yellowstone park, well.... Chain reaction springs to mind, and "experts" (or scaremongers) think is well over due! The human race doesn't stand a chance, climate change or not! Well that was a nice bit of doom and gloom for a night:001_rolleyes: Sent from my Galaxy S2
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ehhhhmen brother:001_smile:
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A normal sized chainsaw exudes the equivalent hydrocarbons in one hours use to that of a normal family sized car travelling 2000 miles:001_rolleyes: Sent from my Galaxy S2
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The diary of an obsessive compulsive arborist
RobArb replied to Tony Croft aka hamadryad's topic in Picture Forum
It was something published/written/researched by Joan Webber:biggrin: Sent from my Galaxy S2 -
The diary of an obsessive compulsive arborist
RobArb replied to Tony Croft aka hamadryad's topic in Picture Forum
Sorry Tony, only just seen this, will dig some stuff out:thumbup: Sent from my Galaxy S2 -
i cheated a bit.... (they're stills from a HD video off my phone from the storm)
