fergusonforestry
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looking for a bit weekend cash edinburgh/lothians/fife, ground work, fencing etc etc
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ha! no bother after all its missing black pudding, square sausage, tattie scone and hash browns!
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.... i'll get my coat
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bladdy 'ell! thats shocking, i mind my primary school dinners made by a proper cook from fresh some cracking grub was a sad day for school dinners when she retired!
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don't remember any kinda interview most they did was turn up look at cabinet and leave again
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thats a hell of alot!
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now who is everyone again?
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seen on another forum Virtual Land Rover
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had it before where the switch for the cut out was getting activated to early cos the bolt that contacts it had worked loose so the slightest knock or touch on the bar stopped the feed
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had that quite alot round here, had one last year a large beech that was set on fire we had to take down the remains of it wasn't an easy job either due to the extent of the burning
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a tin of tractol and a brush
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my little work opinel with added pocket security!
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our 80e18 7.5t gets around 18/19mpg
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looks genuine to me an am looking at one the other side of my kitchen the now
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just been looking at that, sure it was in tractor&machinery a good bit back?
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nobody's perfect
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seen this now clearly its not a hicap but that rear body homemade or somthing more interesting? land rover series 3 200tdi hicap ex military | eBay
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:lol:
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Have you ever had a chimmney fire
fergusonforestry replied to predator's topic in Log burning stoves and fireplaces
a length of rope a clump of chicken wire and an old sash window weight -
Have you ever had a chimmney fire
fergusonforestry replied to predator's topic in Log burning stoves and fireplaces
we had a coupla fires in the past,when me dad was a bit behind with sweeping, jus dont feed it keep an eye and let it burn out, don't panick an keep the fire brigade away they make a helluva mess and most times aren't necessary -
cant remember when i had my first axe but had a fairly substantial pocket knife since about 5
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bit of an odd one this but i just had a wee nap during which i had a wee dream about being down a rural road middle of nowhere theres a house parked outside.. a land rover cement mixer! don't ask me to explain that one but got me thinking has there ever been such a vehicle built?
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anyway... if i had £300,000 to soley blow on a car i might be tempted
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thanks fowks its been encouraging to know its not just me lol, due to fowk not turning up ive been by myself with instructor for 2 days don't think it helped on monday being in with someone just refreshing for a re sit yes aye done my case study got the practical to look forward to haha
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anyone else find it real hard going? id always fancied it but now i've got the oppertunity im no sure i can hack it, only on day two of training but really questioning whether im suitable for it i get very panicy in town situations and nothing is sinking in feel a bit overwhelmed by just driving the thing let alone doing it properly
