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Same. Mine must be broken though because it doesn’t work when he’s doing 20 miles an hour after a roe.
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Not a clue. I don't know much about the natural world.
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Sorry. Tracker. Tractive. Been very good. Gets used regularly… Pitpat was crap.
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Just a little screw together capsule I found or someone gave me. It's his colour and jangles in a recognisable way. I tell people I keep a couple of emergency bumps in it but the reality is I'm not cool enough to take drugs and he certainly doesn't need any upping.
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Dog stalks fly. IMG_5316.MOV
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Is holly different, being evergreen? It can wait btw.
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I was wondering the other day how your bigger blocks were doing. Any significant failures?
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Now’s the time then. I reckon the frosts are over.
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For me it isn’t about saving costs. It’s about never having to talk to the water board ever again.
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Doesn’t have to be a hemispherical prism. Could be a geodesic dome for example. What it ****************ing won’t be though is a sweat lodge for womb bathing and breath work ceremonies. I like capitalism, meat and white culture.
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Let’s talk infrastructure. I’ve got this stuff and various things I could clad a hemispherical prism with: black/translucent plastic, scaffold netting, broken heras panels, other steel netting (including some very clean three foot tall chain link fence). Might even have some steel roof sheets or wrinkly tin. Have plenty of wood and other usual crap too. What to make? Some kind of wire walled pig ark looking thing? Static or skiddable? I’ve got about a fifth of an acre to site it in or drag it round. Goals and aspirations are principally swayed by fate and circumstance. Like if I found a bag of giraffe feed, I’d probably get a giraffe.
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That’s strong marketing talk.
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If only there was someone with some spare IBC flasks in the south of England. You could bury/stack a few and run the pump as often as you liked to build up stock.
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I suspect it does have a bottom but will google what you mean. I’m trying to buy a property with no mains connections so I’ll have to learn about it at some point anyway.
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Didn’t fancy spending a few days down there digging and having the wife haul up buckets of sloppy mud? You surprise me.
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Dog watches fly. He got one of his ears pierced yesterday. I was booting a bit of scaffold tube stuck in the ground to loosen it. He was wanting to assist with the extrication by clawing and gnawing at the surrounding sod. Anyway. His ear ended up on top of the tube right as my boot did. Loud squeak, some blood. Straight back at it. Doesn’t give a ****************.
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Enjoy this picture of a slightly gormless chicken as you compose your reply.
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Do you use water from your well, Mick?
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I was asking doobin but I welcome your contribution too.
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Have you ever had to exercise a warranty on a new machine?
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I once cut the fluff off the back of the top but left a 3’ long stub about 2’ above the back cut. Put it on my head and stood up as I made the back cut. Did make sure mainline was low and choked so I couldn’t jump off the top of the pole.
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Nice idea but no need for it. It’s like changing gears on a push bike. If you think you need to change down, you need to change down two. If you think you need a wedge (or this screw thing) for a top, you need a rope in it. Even stout throwline will do for pulling the sort of tops you’re talking about. Easy to take up in a bumbag. Something we're prone to as climbers is clever tricks and getting away with things. I’m trying to get away from being so marginal. It almost always takes almost no effort to stack the deck in your favour. Deal yourself pocket kings every time and enjoy life being easy.
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This one twisted my melon quite badly when I first saw it. Laura London was on the same show btw.
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Did you get a picture by any chance?
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Could it be burnished?
