shavey
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hello there it is a fantastic programit does fill you up when it goes right for the people searching for their family:thumbup:
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thanks jon i will call them and get some tomorrow:thumbup1:
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hello you put up some realy nice quotes and pictures since you left london for the christening of your grandson nice one andrew perfect hinge and cut you could win a felling competition with your silky:thumbup:
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nice one jon:thumbup: can you post some down south mate bit thirsty here cheers andrew
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hello jon no i wasnt at the arb show i think i will be going to the forestry show at longleat in the autumn andrew
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sorry iam having a blonde moment how do i pay the donation to the childrens trust thanks andrew:thumbup:
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its a pleaure you two had such a good weekend it was good reading cheers andrew
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hello yes i said i will donate £10 and i will as soon as i can find out 100% where to send it :thumbup: that helmet was perfect for the day:thumbup1: maybe get some ear defenders and visor and sell them as chainsaw helmets but not online though:lol::
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Imported kiln dried logs - does anyone actualy buy them?
shavey replied to ash_smith123's topic in Firewood forum
this is a very good point and a very good post:thumbup::thumbup: i sell alot of logs throughout the year and i only sell mixed loads its just the way it gets stacked some loads will be 15% softwood some will be 50% softwood but all the wood will be well seasoned and most of the softwood used will be wood that isnt good enough for timber ie knotty or croooked so the wood is heavier if it is knotty there are always people that complain but thats my deal so take it or leave it people buy the lognets no problem full of softwood i would sooner have a nice load of douglas rather than a load of turkey oak any day :thumbup: -
iam gutted i cant go jon but if you see something nice you must tell us all about it cheers:thumbup:
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that ginger ale looks nice did you try the cornish cider:thumbup:
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no iam not going:thumbdown: but love rock and metal there is a mgood lot of acts this year i hope maiden outshine the thrash metal bands:thumbup:
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nice one i fell right into thst answer:laugh1: is it plus delivery
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i was wondering how the log is cut and what is the log filled with:thumbup1:
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can anyone remember inchs cider??
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your friend had a wonderful turnout yesterday iam glad everything went as well as these sad occasions can:001_smile:
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i just read this thread through from the start it is very informative and wonderful photos a credit to all who put it together a big:thumbup: which will help the untrained eye spot the problems just a small question does this fungus/disease affect the oriental plane trees
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yes i have watched it those guys are mad as hell
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i bought this amazing postard on ebay last week just thought i would share it with you it is 12foot 7'' across the hinge cut shame there isnt a picture of there crosscut saw:thumbup:
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that one looks tasty :thumbup:
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yes he does it is so sad when you see somebody change from the person they were and suffer with the cancer i hope they pull some good logs for jimmy:thumbdown:
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and you can have some dry cider a bit of medium scrumpy and top it up with sweet scrumpy
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yes it is a good cider they have a farm shop near thornfalcon where you can fill up your container straight from the barrel :thumbup:
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that would be jon good cant wait to meet everyone on here:thumbup:
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any idea where you can buy tuckers i will try any new cider with a good thumbs up:thumbup: from you chaps out there cheers andrew
