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All the great things are simple... Winston Churchill
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My google fu must be weak because I googled and found nowt! £15 sounds tolerable,
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Where's the best place to buy 240 litre wheelie bins at the moment? The best I can find on the net is £40 new. I'd be happy with second hand or cosmetic seconds etc.
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From the album: DF
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From the album: DF
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From the album: DF
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Mature student finished for the year but have my digs in Sunderland until June 20th. Looking for work until then. Happy to climb or ground. Or indeed do any outdoor work a fit, intelligent and practical 27-year-old could be expected to turn his hand to. I don't do being late. I don't do heroin at lunchtime. I do do hard work. I come with top handle, climbing kit and the usual odds and sods. £130 a day within 40 miles. Happy to go further for more money/several days in a row (I have a campervan). Please call or text. 07929 855913. Alex Purser
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Jaguar Land Rover recalls 36,000 SUVs in China after media exposé | Reuters I laughed.
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Slightly sore political issue if you aim to come to the UK: A lot of people here would take issue with being primarily described as part of the EU. We generally like to see ourselves as slightly detached and distinct (geographically and culturally) from the rest of the continent of Europe (whether members of the European Union or not) but many here especially don't like the idea of just being a charmless cog in the homogenous EU superstate. Many here hate the EU umbrella. That aside, the UK is quite simply the best place in the world without question and you'd be very welcome! Good luck.
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Buy the lot at that price (if his volume estimates are OK).
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WARNING! Channel 4 Dispatches 8pm tonight (26/1/15) - Car Con
AHPP replied to TimberCutterDartmoor's topic in General chat
Dispatches - The Great Car Con - Channel 4 TCD, I was going to say what an eye-opener it was to goad you into offering your opinion. But actually I'll just ask you. What's the story? Genuine question. I don't know enough to have an opinion. -
Encore!
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I roared with laughter when I saw it this morning. http://i100.independent.co.uk/article/the-man-who-prank-called-cameron-must-have-a-hell-of-a-hangover--lyjO9ICDog 'This is not the first successful prank call to Number 10. In 1998 radio DJ Steve Penk was put through to Tony Blair after calling Downing Street pretending to be Tony Blair.'
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What are the camera/vid settings/timings please? x second shooting interval? y second frame play time?
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170, 461, 880
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Guns don't kill people. Rappers do.
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I love Scouting and I love woods. This is fantastic. Have you got a blog (or is this thread it)?
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Great stuff.
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Would you like to mention that he prefers cash or bitcoin as payment for logs or should I?
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To whoever pointed out the potentially overweight truck. How very dare you run down someone's business. That's very low of you. You're no different to the rascal who obliquely slags off his competition on his website. FIREWOOD LOGS
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I found these on youtube and thought they were worth sharing. Nice change (Hunicke et al's fine work notwithstanding) to see something not filmed with a headcam and done with a bit of cinematic delicacy. [ame] [/ame][ame] [/ame][ame] [/ame] Enjoy.
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Say what you want about the impact on quality of woods they have but woodlands.co.uk have a tasty business model. I'll be amazed if they're not trying it all over the developed world (now or soon).
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Hopefully to whom it concerns, A job is apparently ongoing just downstream of Brignall Mill on the River Greta near Scargill. Maybe in Mill Wood or Hening Wood. https://www.google.co.uk/maps/place/Brignall+Mill+Cottage/@54.4961584,-1.9307531,16z/data=!4m2!3m1!1s0x0:0xb990f5dede7b8502 Not sure what the job is and whether finished or not yet but there is a fair amount of stuff in the river. The river is popular with canoeists. Trees in rivers are very dangerous for canoeists. Would it be possible, whilst the river is low and while trained men with the right gear are there, for the trees to be cleared well onto the bank please. It's an easy 30 mins for you or several hard and sketchy days for paddlers with handsaws. Thanks very much.
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Felling licence?
