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Everything posted by daveatdave
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saws genially come with a plug wrench which are double ended one of mine has a 8mm on one end
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the school comes under the local education authority (the local council) so it will be chasing itself maybe local councilor or MP might get better answer but i do not think will happen fast
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having trouble with the courgettes they seem to be growing bulbus on the start of the fruit only had 2 regular looking fruits off 4 plants don't know what the problem is
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there is 1000s of vans stored around the country on old airfields etc. think it might be a ploy by the manufacturers to shift a lode of old crap that needs a lode of spare parts
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this might help Apple ID - How to use this website (gardenappleid.co.uk) a few years back new someone with what was thought to be a lost variety it took the powers that be about 3 years to confirm it was then they were all over it for 2 years getting cutting off it she got about 10 ready to plant saplings a few years later don't know what root stock they were on
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i got notification last month of a price change electricity is going up about 2 pence but gas is coming down 2 pence but the daily standing charge is going up about 3 pence on each as for smart meters they only benefit the supplier if you continue as before it costs you more as the meters are powered by electricity which you are paying for and the WIFI power and they are not secure they could get hacked and shut down your supply or even programed to pay for someone fuel god knows what some of these hacker can do
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in the early days of railways sheep fleeces were used to get across marshy ground i believe in some pleases its still under the lines that was put down in the 1800s
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Blair set him self up to make himself a millionaire on the American circuit before he jumped ship cummings is trying to do the same and don't forget all MPs get a pension if they loose there seat
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its about 1.5 m3 stacked 1m3 loose filled depends what part of the country you are in it could range from £70 to £120 per cube delivered
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only seen one once at a distance could not get close enough followed it up a farm hedge for about 200 yds it just keep moving further up had to look up what it might be eventley quite rare in the uk
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might be the spring is bust usually right at the end where it clips into the housing
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i have noticed sbd seems to happen after a hot dry spell (like now) then it starts raining a day or so later down they come
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Chipper Vs Shredder for Hazel
daveatdave replied to TattyMac's question in Homeowners Tree Advice Forum
depending on the quantity rap it up in a sheet or put it in builders bags even if you have to make a couple of trips to the tip it will be cheaper than hiring a chipper/shredder -
you could cut them back to ground level and they will come back again saw one once that had been cut with a flail on a tractor 3ft off the sides and 6ft off the top 2 years later it looked a good hedge
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hope its no-one on here
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did you put a capping on top
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the toms are about the same here got some mini cues ready i cant keep up with the Lettice some are bolting I am at my spring onions the runner beans are in flower but no pods yet, the French beans i have really struggled with getting them to germinate this year my carrots are only 1inc long at the moment going to try some spuds tomorrow
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look like its the one just outside Scarborough there was a post a year back or so about it on hear
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Japanese Maples Branches Breaking
daveatdave replied to SamMD's question in Homeowners Tree Advice Forum
maybe wood stogies causing the damage there is a lot of them about now -
you might be able to bodge something up using a bottle jack to get them out if you are lucky the bearing specialist might have a puller/press in there shop
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what about all the webcams that are about as a lot of them are on business premises do they have to pay
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some of the first earlies will be about ready now some verity's will not be ready till the end of next month all that cold weather in April put things back a couple of weeks and not all first earlies flower
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don't forget they had to have a negative test before they were allowed in to these events so its not surprising
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thanks Steve
