cousin jack
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Ditto
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This chap argues sustainable better than me. Home.avi - YouTube
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Nice, I would be well pleased with that.
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And, unfortunately, there are those in the pest control industry who want to bring it back mainstream.
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alright my friend, merry christmas and a happy new year to you and yours, hope all is well and that times are prosperous. I hear druth won today, but I also hear they are coming down to meet up with Cambern in the leagues. I will call in to see you one day, well dreckley, you know how it is. All the best, Mank
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I have seen a bat or two flitting about here, yesterday at dusk, this morning 8am, but it is incredibly mild.
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What about this one, saw it a long time ago, it was good then, don't know how it shapes up today. A Man Called Horse, starring Richard Harrison. [ame] [/ame]
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Oh yes, and order today before 8pm and we will get it there for Christmas. I have replied asking them for a delivery address to see " if it's within my area". Might just string this along to waste some of their time.
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I thought as much.
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Has anyone else had an email from a Curtis Taylor? The wording justs throws up a red flag to me, what do you people think. Copy of text below. Hi, Am Mr.Curtis Taylor and will like to place an order regarding some Logs from your company to a firm work.. I will appreciate you email me back with the price of Dried logs,1 tonne (96 packs) pallets, or any size that you have available.. Advice so that we can proceed further. Regards, Mr.Curtis Taylor.
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Barf diet is best for canines, and it need'nt be over expensive. Just look out for the cheapest bulk bags of chicken legs/wings, things like that, and let 'em eat horse poo if they want too, does them no harm, and it's free.
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Mark, try this Sometimes A Great Notion (1971) Paul Newman - Stagevu: Your View
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This is a clip from the film. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vKdF-IP7rE0]Sometimes a Great Notion - Incredible Scene - YouTube[/ame]
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The climber was called Hap Johnson, the film was shot in 1978 in British Columbia, I think this is the original. https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=1144972513061
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Love this one [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Rvi6g6M25Y&feature=colike]Mc Donalds med ardennrar - YouTube[/ame]
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interesting loader for quad bike.
cousin jack replied to offgridchris's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
Yeah, it's good to see how things used to be done without grapple loaders and such. As Charlie says, if you are going to be loading by hand, think smart and make things easier for yourself, otherwise you'll just end up with a bad back and big bollocks. -
It's a great boy's toy, wish I had one
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Due to the shortage of cord, someones got a delivery by train.
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interesting loader for quad bike.
cousin jack replied to offgridchris's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
Have a look here.[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ViwcM33xcA]Hants County Beautiful: Winter Logging - YouTube[/ame] -
Pictures of my skidding arch in use
cousin jack replied to the crafty weasel's topic in Large equipment
No problem, -
Try this forum, someone will know for certain sure. Chainsaw Collectors
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the wife says its the last night of x-factor.......
cousin jack replied to MikeTM150's topic in The Lounge
Can't be bothered with x factor, but I am a big Strictly fan -
How come when I put up a link only the writing comes up but you pc whizzkids get the video there right away as it where
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I have the Hathaway-Capstick books Sam, have not heard of the Hemingway one which is a surprise as I love his story telling, For Whom The bell Tolls and The Old Man and The Sea being among my favourites, also his bull-fighting books. It has been an expensive afternoon for me, I went to amazon to find the book Hodge recommended, bought it used for 17p and then bought 3 kindles for the offspring . Still thats Christmas sorted in one fell swoop. But thanks to you I'm now going to have to look for the Swazi man book.
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For anyone who like countryside/farming books there is a nice little set of 3, called The Spacious Days, Hallowed Acres and the Glory Days, by Michael F. Twist. All about life on an estate at Burnham in the pre 2nd world war days. Well worth a read.
