felixthelogchopper
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Hi Kev! You are spot on with the location. I reckon we planted them right at the end of the planting season for 2010/2011. We had a very dry summer after we planted and I was pleasantly surprised to see such a good survival rate, especially given the clay soil. Funnily enough, Lisa and I drove past them on our way to the Mercury in Colchester on Friday evening and I was telling her about our discussion on the journey. BTW, you were spot on about the Donkey pub name.
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Clean chip tip near Ingatestone, Essex
felixthelogchopper replied to felixthelogchopper's topic in General chat
As people may have read in the employment section, I am no longer connected with this site near Ingatestone but I can give contact details for anyone who wants to tip there. I am still looking for clean chip for the charitable trust aerodrome site at Stow Maries if people would be kind enough to help us out there. -
All up to Tom's for a bit of pike fishing then.
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I can't tell you masses Tom but Shetlands are great boats. If the engine with it is sound, I'd stick with it and buy a smaller one as a back-up. I believe that if you plan to use the engine in salt water, it needs to be 'marinised' to prevent corrosion damage. Nice buy!
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Anyone got a good shopping list for the apf
felixthelogchopper replied to walkerboys's topic in General chat
I hope so. I need somewhere to drop Geoff off.
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After spending the last 2 years as an estate manager (albeit in a very hands-on capacity rather than an office one), a happy coincidence of my becoming increasingly bored with the routine of what I was doing and the upturn in the job market has led me to go back to free-lance groundie work again. I'm based in Maldon, Essex, with my own transport and I am happy to travel reasonable distances. I have all my own kit, PPE and saws etc, and am old enough to get on with the job without checking my phone every 5 minutes. I have a clean pre-97 driving licence and a fair amount of experience of rigging work which I really enjoy. I am just as happy doing planting work, whether trees or hedges. I'm also very good at dealing with difficult customers/ members of the public, as several members on the forum can testify. If you need a hard-working, experienced pair of hands on site, pm me or call me on 07739 556764. Thanks for reading.
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I can definitely recommend James Lee Burke as an author. He writes about a character called Dave Robicheaux, a parish police officer just outside New Orleans. I have read all the ones I can find and often go back to re-read them.
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I'm in then. And Duran Duran were crap.
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6 more for me.
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Nice.
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You should do a double act with Pat Ferret.
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Are you moonlighting as a lapdancer now, Ian?
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Be worth going to watch, Tim. Might make a few bob from Harry Hill.
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Is that a euphemism, you filthy beast?
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Looks a bit like Pseudomonas syringea (not sure of spelling) but I don't know if this attacks Hornbeam as well as Ash.
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More importantly, Hohner or Lee Oskar?
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Have towed a TW125 behind a Kawasaki 300c through woodland with no problems.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l57mde018sA
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Because Eddie Floyd says so.
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Wouldn't just be eyes that were sore.
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I need 2 just for me, mate.
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Dan's a bit on the tall side for one of them, Jon.
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I'll pop one on from one of the other ride-ons. No idea of the battery's age. Thanks for the pointers.
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Will give it a try when I'm back in on Tuesday. Must admit, I wasn't looking at battery as the culprit as it failed suddenly rather than over time. I found a buggered connecting block at first and repaired that but no success in solving the problem.
