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Gary Prentice

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  1. I can live with that, it's when you're told that one of the cars belongs to a son on holiday or someone else at work and they have the keys!
  2. People who are always happy!
  3. And belts, filters, hydraulic pumps and the like. Lots of parts are bought in by the manufacturer for the original construction.
  4. Probably already got a blue one.
  5. And a planning officer all the way from Camden
  6. Possibly. Get a phytophthora test eat kit to check.
  7. That’s what I try to do, and have spare belts on hand to reduce down time.
  8. I did this last year and would really recommend it. Chris is a great ‘real world’ instructor who does what he teaches. Edit. And it’s a really cheap course, so it doesn’t break the bank to stay overnight at the venue.
  9. I read that as “I took up burlesque dancing” and had to read it again...
  10. yeah, like they 'vaguely look like fungi'
  11. Far be it for me to disagree with Mr Mynors, but that section of his book never seemed to make sense.
  12. I think the spores will already have spread from last years leaves.
  13. I think that he's just an 'attention whore' really
  14. Wouldn't it just be easier to go out with a bucket of hot soapy water and wipe the swingset over before the kids play on it?
  15. I take it that you've met Mark?
  16. If you try a 'home test kit' will you post to let us know how you got on, please.
  17. Not saying that ain’t true Mick and I understand that that a cup of coffee in Starbucks can’t be compared to buying a jar of coffee and a pint of milk in Aldi, but some companies mark ups are beyond reasonable. Buying belts for chippers and grinders, some of the local hydraulic suppliers are 4-500 % dearer! I’d love to support local businesses, but they usually don’t stock what you want, take longer than buying online and then have your trousers done and spank ya ar@e for the privilege
  18. I realised I was one of those years ago, and get reminded frequently, that I haven't changed. Don't worry about it
  19. Very nice. What do you call expensive Mark? I'm in the process of sorting some shelving for my office and (now) I'd love something like that.
  20. Todays award for hyperbole
  21. I’m sorry but disagree. That means that the tree would gain a right to trespass or encroach over anothers land if abating the nuisance caused harm to the tree?
  22. Second that, I believe the veteren tree initiative have a checklist and if the tree has a certain number of characteristics on the list then theoretically can be classified as a veteren They do, I had a quick search on my PC but couldn’t find it.
  23. Veterans have features or characteristics. An ancient tree is one that is old compared against the normal range of that species. So you can have young veteran trees, if they have cracks, fissures, decay pockets etc, that provide niche habitats. An ancient tree may have veteran features, but a veteran tree is not necessarily old.
  24. That's not toothpaste, its lube for when you give up, throw all the bits in a box and go to the dealer.

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