daveatdave
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Everything posted by daveatdave
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any body know of someone in the York/Selby area that dos ferreting I know someone that is looking as they have a rabbit problem and due to the location a gun cannot be used
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I wonder if it will have limited steering lock so you have to shunt round mini roundabouts just like your old lwb Ian
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i got a message last week that they are using drones to rekey places first
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first spuds yesterday not bad for 4 sets in the pot try some beans tomorrow
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will not have cable as I have not seen one that installed the cable to UK speck I have seen the cable laid in the bottom of hedges over the pin curb in paths, a inch deep in flower beds etc. when they ring up about it they do not seem to have a clue as to what I am saying
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I have the wolf and a 4mt telescopic pole plus it fits onto the wooden rake/hoe shaft as well
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a grove is a small group of trees in open fields and usually has no bottom in it
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Typical hunt attitude they told me I shouldn't have been allowed to buy my wood. Arrogant ignorant barstewards. its obvious you do not know the first thin about horses or the highway code you should read it, it will give you some info
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a sheep shank is for shorting a rope use a timber hitch or a round turn and two half hitches
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there is a few parts on eBay try and find a parts catalog on line
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had my fist Lettice last week first early spuds in flower some courgettes already flowered and about 2 inch long flowers on one runner bean and dwarf beans flower trusses on about 5 toms cucumbers seem a bit slow this year
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normal deprecation for machinery is 25% per year
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that why I did not recommend it just trying to find out what size is requierd
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is this the size you are after not that I recommend this one
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bit like socks
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it might of been a stag hunt and you say that you support the control of deer
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slatted. they do not let that much rain in and you need the air flow to dry them
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reminds me of that bloke out of slade
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New build - help with this burner and regulations?
daveatdave replied to Buel's topic in Firewood forum
do not know about the current regs but I would make the hearth slightly deeper and full with of the chimney breast then you can stand a log basket on it it might sound daft but make shore they are putting a flue right up to the roof or are you going with a metal flue on the outside wall I do know someone that bought new build and asked for a light in the cupboard under the stairs which they got but there was no switch to turn it off, the builders said you never asked for a switch -
is this a windup ?
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are they any trees left in aus after the fires ?
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Peeling bark at base of Sycamore
daveatdave replied to Readingdave's question in Homeowners Tree Advice Forum
old sycamore dos tend to shed bark this time of year as it springs back to life I do not think its nothing to fret about -
they have only been a member from the 25 April and £200 delivery in the uk is unrealistic, as others have posted photos lifted from else ware as it looks unused other than towed onto the field for the photo I would say its a scam
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my spuds are doing well but the tomatoes are very slow courgettes and cucumber are through the beans are ok
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my dad missed d day by 2 days (under 18) he was in the engineers he and his mate were assigned to a Canadian reg they ended up at cologne rebuilding the bridges and he reckoned one day when they were under aireal attack Churchill was in the next pontoon boat to him I also new someone that was on the Burma railway he would not talk about it he was about 6" 4 and thin as a rake
