cousin jack

I'd certainly let it grace my garden, proper job

"oh but MY dog would never do such a thing, it's ever so well behaved, that's why I don't need a lead, and it was'nt chasing those sheep, it was only playing with them". Is'nt that what they say

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[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BcYa80mnyEM&feature=player_embedded]YouTube - Timb-Arrghh - DIY Tree Felling Gone Wrong[/ame]

Walls or Lyons Maid!

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Shooting man, by any chance.

Benbows, 01939 200242

Tractors, mogs, valmets, will never give you a free replacement,

Congratulations, hope Mother and Daughter are well, it's a great feeling!

Wear a mask whenever I use the sawbench, otherwise my chest will tighten up.

I hope it loosened every tooth in his head, unfortunately for the horse, ignorant people like that usually find a way of getting their own back.

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A silent one from Scandanavia

Horse logging, in Virginia, we've probably all seen the felling demos before, but look at what the horses are pulling, towards the end of the vid, and getting the hang up down. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a3Jq_oeFDpg]YouTube - Logging Poplar with Horses-February '11[/ame]

I put up with it for years, spent hundreds on over the counter remedies, useless. Went to see the doc about it and he gave me some prescription drugs and it's 10 times better, I only take a course of tablets through June and a nasal spray once a day, wish I had done it years before.

I grew up a poacher, but as I have got older and wiser, have turned to becoming a sort of gamekeeper. Don't get me wrong, I am not against killing things, and love my meat, God forbid I could ever be a veggie, and I think if you have a respect for your quarry, or trees, whatever, you will do your best for them in the long run. I realise that things have to be managed, killing some, sometimes for the better of the species as a whole. Since becoming involved with this forum for example, I look at deadwood in a new light. Where once I only saw firewood, I now see habitat for all sorts of invertebrates, birds, bats, etc. and do my very best to leave it as such. A classic example is the otter, it was the otter hunters who first noticed their declining numbers, simply by noting that they just wer'nt finding them in the numbers they had previously. They then introduced a voluntary ban on hunting them, before they were made a protected species by a statute of law. I think that as long as you look to the future and realise that you should try and leave for the next generation the same things you have enjoyed, you are on the right track, we are merely custodians, and if only we can put back as much as we take out, it's about the best we can do. Not sure if that sounds like a load of bollocks, but I know what I mean

There used to be a barber in Chipping Norton, would give cuthroat shaves, as you say, a real experience, hot towel, and all. You would come out feeling immaculate.

Just caught up with this thread, some fantastic pics there Bart!

congratulations chap, as others have said, make the most of it, time will fly by.

heard yesterday, "a bit more, just a dick hair".

It could of been worse, you could have had a fag going

Ditto!

I can't make out where you are though, you're goin ave tell me.

Thas a good stile boy, proper job!