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Maybe attitudes different in france, children are less pampered or cared for in what would be in the UK thought of as a old fashioned way, depending on your what your view point is. I reckon there are cultural norms that change over time, & they can also vary alot between countries about what is deemed the right way to do things. For example: BBC News - The babies who nap in sub-zero temperatures
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I don't think i would gone to collect any of the timber if didn't have the money to pay ready. Can understand why the guy was upset, as when some people say they will pay tommorow, tommorow never comes.
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Things are so different theese days Don't remember a cold or flu being a a good enough excuse to skip school unless you started projectile vomiting everywhere. Also parents never used to give any medicine for children for cold or flu etc apart from calpol if it was serious a temperature. Now it seems to be more the opnion of the child rather than just the school teacher etc or the dinner lady in my old primary school.
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Its worth switching provider/tariff if you haven't already. Saved me over £200 on the yearly bill. Any insulation etc in your house you could upgrade , loft etc?
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May I introduce you to Eco Micro Arb (EMA)
face cord replied to Dean Lofthouse's topic in Arb-Trucks
This electric one claims it can pull 4000kg & do 46% gradient hills 40 mph max speed http://www.alke.com/alke-technical-specs/alke-xt420el.html Looks very handy Maybe there the future with petrol prices going crazy? Bet its very expensive though atm to buy new -
Denmark puts the brakes on heating costs with new legislation | anna-leidreiter So they must all be changing to biomass or heat pumps?
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Who needs a scooter thats overkill I reckon thats a dumpy bag full.
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Raised beds, growing veggies, tomatoes, carrots etc etc blah blah
face cord replied to Steve Bullman's topic in Landscaping
Looks like you have asparagus growing in the corner? -
Is you neighbour crazy? How did you come up with that price!?
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There must be 100's of caravans locally with people living in them. In fields hidden behind trees or hedges, or amongst ruined farm buildings, espescially down the remote country lanes, I notice them all when I go on bike rides, & can sometimes smell the woodstove smoke before i spot them. Don't think most people living here realize there are so many as they don't travel all the back roads much or pay attention as there often well hidden. Number locally has increases I reckon in the last few years due to the economy & house prices. Also some gypsy or traveller type encampment of about 10 old buses etc in layby on a mainroad has being in same place over 4 years, right in plain view.
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Wonder what bird hes stealing the eggs & nests from? Or if fledglings have flown are thoose fakes eggs?
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Cubic yards & metric tonnes? Many he should use cords? Wish the uk had gone properly metric & not this mish mash of 2 unit systems all the time, that sellers like to use to confuse people. There was stall at the local market here selling veg by the lbs which I thought was illegal nowadays? His woodland looks nicely managed though but the website is confusing.
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Was all about tree stuff in Snowdonia yesterday. Wild Things - Series 1 - Episode 4 - Wild Things - Channel 4
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Or Corona saw 21 inch PROFESSIONAL RAZOR TOOTH 21 - Hand Tools Find Corona Pruning Saws Buy UK Reviews [ame=http://www.amazon.com/Corona-RS-7160-Razor-Length/dp/B00221Q3GU/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top]Amazon.com: Corona RS 7160 Razor Tooth Raker Saw, 21" Length: Patio, Lawn & Garden[/ame]
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Wonder how this one compares to the two handed katanboy in the cut? Teeth on this look more agressive but katanboy has two handed handle. Theres some other ones similar here but not silky brand: http://www.fine-tools.com/kobiki.htm
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Flue Cube - any thoughts or experiences of this??
face cord replied to WFWales's topic in Firewood forum
From website diagram: You say So contradicts each other hence all th confusuion etc -
This is it: Chain Saw (PN5200), Gasoline Saw, Chain Saw | DHgate Factory Hey look they even make retro STIHL MS070 fakes? http://www.dhgate.com/sarmit-high-performance-stihl-ms070-gasoline/p-ff8080813976b0550139b97dc0c16754.html?utm_medium=factory&utm_source=item&utm_compaign=4907&f=CED|4907||factory|item||6|LHQ Wonder what cc it really is?
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Shame to fell such a pretty giant tree. I know its not what client wants, but theorectically do you reckon you could crown lift or even top a tree like this or would it end up looking crappy?
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Seen one on freecycle OFFERED free because self drive is busted, & they are getting rid of it as were quoted 200 quid to fix Could this fault usually be fixed pretty cheaply with a replacement clutch cable/or drive belt? http://www.mowerfix.info/uploads/sl_manuals/file/3ddca0bf.pdf
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Having a go at pruning fruit trees - anyone interested?
face cord replied to agg221's topic in General chat
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Are you using the No-dig method pumpy, just wondering how you are controlling weeds mulching etc.
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Sounds terrible... No way to make you own personal flood defenses? From what they said on news etc seems EA will only spent money with a cost benefit analysis of the damage flooding does, so will invest to protect cities/towns but not bother about rural places.
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Does he have a forest garden? Stuff like wild garlic & blackberries? Are many crops shade tolerent plants very productive? From the reading iv'e done I think light lvls are abit low in the UK for forest gardens to be very productive due to shading issues, compared to a convention veg plot. See seven layer sytem:Forest gardening - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia They do work well in tropical climates though. Just my opnion though, plenty seem to think they are a viable way to produce food etc. Have you watched that Martin Crawford DVD wood like to visit somewhere like that....
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Acacia karroo Dunno if would grow in UK?
