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  1. s.varty
    Nice set of pics mate:thumbup1:
  2. s.varty
    Considering some of my customers chuck their logs in a pile outside with no cover so they get wet and burn longer:confused1: guess it doesnt really matter what way they go in.
  3. s.varty
    Personally i dont drink,dont lie,i go to church every sunday, i never look at scantily clad young ladies, i have never sworn in my life, not even when i cut me knackers with my hedgecutter,but i do have one hobby, i,m a bloody liar!
  4. s.varty
    :dito:
  5. s.varty
    We must be the lucky ones by the look of it, dry ,bright,very light breeze. Ideal working weather,,,,,,,,,,,,,for now
  6. s.varty
    as i sell my logs at £75 a 1.2cubic metre load then £120 per ton is a definate no no. It all boils down to how much you charge as to wheather £120 pt is to expensive or not............not sure you,d get many customers though
  7. s.varty
    Impressive set up:thumbup1:
  8. s.varty
    Looks good mate:thumbup1:
  9. s.varty
    Either your pics are massive or my laptops shrunk
  10. s.varty
    Nice set up mate:thumbup1:
  11. s.varty
    I would imagine that the blokes that use this keep a fake beard , moustace and glasses in their back pockets just in case their mates happen to drive past
  12. s.varty
    No doubt about it, nothing like a nice spring day (technically not spring), but you know what i mean
  13. s.varty

    Tree ID

    s.varty replied to shendy's topic in Tree health care

    Yep,oak
  14. s.varty
    The oldest ones ive seen were clay horseshoes, early last century. But wood? theyve got to be a couple of hundred years old at least, 1 inch holes seem rather large for drainage but not having the technology etc. great find. I was told that the early drains were trenches filled with branches.
  15. s.varty
    the least on loans and finance the better, good advice:thumbup1:
  16. s.varty
    4th pic should be on the overloaded thread:thumbup1:
  17. s.varty
    As skyhuck says, supermarkets sell much more processed meat than the small butchers, but small butchers mainly only sell meat and cant cope with a large drop in meat sales, whereas the big boys sell absolutely everything and a drop in meat sales wont affect them at all.
  18. s.varty
    Sure theres someone out there thats thought, the supermarkets have taken a massive blow (horsemeat), lets hit the small butchers
  19. s.varty
    Looks a bit like eucalyptus, then again maybe not:sneaky2:
  20. s.varty
    Oh well, at least i,ll die happy
  21. s.varty
    Gods gift to thieving b******* .................cordless grinder!!!
  22. s.varty
    I would say its VERY likely they ll be back. i,d bet my wifes life on it:thumbdown:
  23. s.varty
    Agreed, as said she was a young lady (not old or vulnerable) they gave a price.she accepted, she didnt have to.
  24. s.varty
    Or "tarmac your droive mrs, we,ve got some tarmac over from a job down the road"
  25. s.varty
    Right mate ,its half time between mu & rm , can you tell us the price in the next 15 mins please.

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