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you want inorganic fert for trees do a web search it should com up with something you really want to test the soil to see if its lacking some of the NPK but if all else fails try pelleted chicken manure /cow manure
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SsangYong dealers seem to come and go quite often a lad I know is getting rid (car) because the spares are too costly I used to have a musso about 15 years ago they have a good owners club on line
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just like the bridge at Tadcaster it had 10ft budlears and other foliage growing out of the buttresses which I believe the CaRT were responsible for
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yes before it overflowed but obviously with hindsight not soon enough but in any case it should not have washed part of the slipway out might be lack of maintenance
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they have been draining it but its filling up faster than the drain can empty it due to the amount of rain they have had and still raining or it was about 1800 hrs
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what area might help
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that is why there is so many polish folk employed in this country they are there waiting for you to open the gate in the morning there work ethic is like it used to be hear 40 years ago
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are you licensed to handle bats ? I hope it did not bite you as they can carry rabies, till you see one close up you do not realize how small they are
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rich is this the midnight sun
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I know of a similar size coni hedge 8 years ago cost £400 but that was taking the cuttings away
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profit
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just guessing vine weavel a photo is a must
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look like the lower branch has been cut back on your side of the boundary did you give them permission to clime the tree also it depends on your relationship with your neighbour in the end its done and not too bad a job by the looks
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watched the first episode to see if the BBC had replaced him after the petition he just talks a load of bull and dose not seem to be enthusiastic and its more of the presenters than wild life also it seems a bit late starting as the birds round hear are on the second brood now and the cookoos have gone home, I wonder if he will say anything about the badger cull that's coming up
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it might be this one https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2280764/Farmer-told-MUST-pull-castle-built-secretly-haystacks-loses-year-planning-row.html
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even school kids have to walk up to 2 miles to school unless they buy a buss pass
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Hayter is now owned by Toro the Viking range is getting rebranded as stihl they are good at picking up but the reliability was not good but they brought out a pro range that was better. Kazz used to make mowers for Honda the flavour of the month is weibang but they are quite heavy but do get a lot of praise
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any idea what happened as it said it was a police incident happened about 5 am rain all day hear
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yes otherwise you run the risk of chipping the blocks
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what logs have you been chopping today!
daveatdave replied to william petts's topic in Firewood forum
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will the tag microdots stand up to the cleaning of the saw i.e. Blowing with the air line or a paraffin wash etc
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yes but I did not pay that sort of price, but they do hold there money if you want to sell it later
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I had the Youngman its the best industrial one going I bought it refurbished from a firm in Bradford for not much more than Zarges Tubesca 7 are advertising for they are mainly DIY also it did not state the SWL of it has to be 150 kg in my previous life I was a fully qualified scaffolder and came across quite a few different makes but the Youngman was the best and easiest to erect
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owned by the NT they are not managing it properly where are the fire brakes. same as likely moor owned by Bradford council revoked the shooting license at the end of last season and have not touched it since, before the keepers did the moor management
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if you are only cutting it 2/3 times each season it could be 2 ft. high when you cut it, get a local farmer in to cut it if there is tractor access it will be a lot cheaper than spending 5k on a mower that will struggle to do the job
