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born2trot

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  1. Old bedouin trick that , cools the head by convection . ( I've possibly just made that up though ) Some important advice in this thread though ... i was quite distressed one hard day years ago on a sweltering day which took me by surprise because i was mega fit . Had to go to the freezer section of a supermarket to cool myself down quickly which i'm sure was a timely act . Good to get the keks off aswell at breaktimes .
  2. Would like to add that it wasnt the said implement here that they were using to hook on to the ship , the photo was just an example of its theoretical functionality .
  3. I agree with Spud . I can remember fields covered with hundreds of lapwings and their really apparent demise . This was clearly happening when buzzards were relatively rare and i can never remember there being any great quantities of grey partridge either . It has already been proved bird of prey clutch size is related to available food source so i think it is a complete waste of money .
  4. Thats been posted before . Al Baker knew what it was for . He even sent a pic of them using it to hook on to a big ship from a small vessel.
  5. £40 + postage ? they do seem quite big for mediums ( probably why i dont wear them ) but they are there if you want
  6. I have a pair in a medium , in new condition . Not what you asked for but ...
  7. Be a pussy willow then
  8. I would do both sides at the same time but thats just me . It will come good if it is a happy hedge
  9. It looks well engineered for the price but no way would i replace my trangia for that
  10. Will do Paul . I'll check that out
  11. Its amazing , but if i have to be brutally honest the head is wrong for a springer . The last photo may be not doing it justice right enough .
  12. No , you will end up with a much nicer hedge which can be properly maintained and much easier to future management PS . cut with sharp loppers ( sorry not meant to sound derrogatory )
  13. Yeh , but it could take 20 mins to get it started ! I've seen bigger versions of this and it was a headache to get it started . I can only imagine a much smaller one would be a migraine to start efficiently
  14. I'm not convinced by this at all . To get a good heat from a stove and especially to initially light it the dimensions would have to be bigger imo . Packaged size is only 8 inch by 5 . That would be fine for a petrol stove or meths one but i dont think would be suitable for biomass although i may well be wrong . There are similar ones which are a good deal bigger ( which also power fans ) that i think would be better for cold environments
  15. Yeh replace it with a nice conforming little sorbus . Woohoo !!
  16. Its not dead . Its very alive
  17. Yyyyyeeeeeessssss !!!!

  18. 1 hours hockey training , totally bushwhacked ... love it Did i mention the two Duvels i've softened
  19. Thats remarkable ... thanks for the post Sloth
  20. Come on ye Chelsea !! Hope they do it mate ...

    Good luck , Graham

  21. Good on ya Matt for sending that guy packing !!
  22. There are a few ' hotspots ' up here . I was driving by one quite recently and saw a guy with a professional camera set up at the side of the road . I pulled over and got an amazing wildlife experience , a pair came so close i could see the tags on their wings
  23. Aberdeen must be one of the best places to see them . Guaranteed sightings at certain places . They are very photogenic aswell because they dont mind coming in very close to humans ... beautiful birds
  24. Dont really clock distance etc i'm more working on technique at the moment but youve aroused my curiosity now that you mention that . Need alot of focus for them marathons, not my thing but good luck anyway

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