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Darren

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  1. I often worry about the environmental impact when I watch such programmes as Axeman.
  2. Couple I took a few days ago
  3. I use Free Website Builder - Moonfruit - Beautiful websites, simply I find it simple to use and free if you just want it basic.
  4. Ok here are links to the basics Animism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Spirit of place - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Out of interest why did you use the name 'hamadryad'?
  5. Hamadryad, I guess from your username and what you are saying that you are animist? And that you are connecting to the spirit of place (genius loci)?
  6. mind you it don't go too well with quality street
  7. gonna buy myself a new spoon knife and carving knife
  8. Hamadryad, are you trying to say man replicates nature i.e coppicing, pollarding and layering. Saw it in nature and thought that's a good idea I'll have a go at that.
  9. Under the UN human rights they are classed as nomadic. Which allows them to have a base to come back to. No reason why you can't be classed as nomadic especial if you have to move around the country selling crafts at various country shows.
  10. That's my thinking. I'll go on holiday and if they ask I'll show them the photos and receipts.
  11. If I'm right the caravan doesn't need to be moved just can't be lived in for more than a season. That's not to say you can't move back in after a day. Planning lawyer would be a good place to start.
  12. Rob sells Granberg ripping which claims to be 20% more efficient than a ordinary ripping chain. My 660 goes through the wood quickly enough. Knee pads are probably a good idea, at they will keep the damp off your knees.
  13. Pigs can be considered forestry work and at a push so can chickens. I hope this helps. I thinking of living in the woods myself. One of my woodland neighbours lives in a static caravan. You need to have a official address as well, maybe a friend or family can help with a address.
  14. That would depend on your site. Mine would fill up with water in the winter. Unless you done some expensive engineering.
  15. No you don't. Have a look at this PDF file http://www.rushcliffe.gov.uk/upload/public/attachments/163/tacaravansiteexemptions.pdf This bit "Agricultural and forestry workers 7. Subject to the provisions of paragraph 13 of this Schedule, a site licence shall not be required for the use as a caravan site of agricultural land for the accommodation during a particular season of a person or persons employed in farming operations on land in the same occupation. 8. Subject to the provisions of paragraph 13 of this Schedule, a site licence shall not be required for the use of land as a caravan site for the accommodation during a particular season of a person or persons employed on land in the same occupation being land used for the purposes of Forestry (including afforestation)." A season in a recent test case is 364 days.
  16. Don't forget you can have a static caravan and live there 364 days of the year
  17. here is a bowl I made out of a rotten piece of spalted Elm. Someone sees rubbish I see opportunity.
  18. Are you talking about the symbiont relationship between fungi and tree?
  19. Brought our plastic one after a few years of felling Spruce in the woods and bringing the top home.Now we have a wood burner it probably drop it's needles in about two days. I can't stop thinking coals to Newcastle though.

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