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daveatdave

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    wetherby
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    house and garden maintenance

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  1. i just use my storm glass its more accurate than the daily express
  2. daveatdave

    Cramp .

    get the salt and pepper pots out and use them, also put salt in the pan when boiling the veg
  3. next door still gets their coal delivered in sacks
  4. i found that if you use one in the borders it sucks earth and grit up and wears the impeller as others have said bag fills fast, i found just blowing them out of the borders and raking up quicker
  5. they are not that big only about .12 cubic meters capacity. what is your idea for their use ?
  6. VID-20250321-WA0042.mp4
  7. dose not want to play sorry
  8. VID-20250307-WA0084.mp4
  9. VID-20250307-WA0084.mp4
  10. slightly off topic driving down a single-track country lane yesterday a bloke walking down the middle with his back to me, got up to him about 4 foot away followed him for about 2 minutes i could see he had ear buds in. in the end i had to blow the horn at him
  11. pawl might be what you are looking for
  12. what are you supposed to do with it as modern cars don't have ashtrays
  13. retired now but i like the local radio station on with traffic announcement switched on
  14. before I saw the photos, I thought they would show 30 ft trees but it's just a hedge that has not been toped for about three years. cut them off about 5 ft up from the ground dig round them and pull them out, get rid of the ivy and then repoint the settlement cracks in the wall.
  15. is there a sensor switch under the seat (driver present) and or on the brake or handbrake

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