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jackdaw

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  1. Evening all. Is there any local kindly folk out there that has the capability to offer the above service ? Basically need a rough cut/flail mower job doing. Fields not been touched for 3 or 4 years, so lots of bramble, saplings, briar etc. Easy Rd access not far from Aldington/Bilsington/Ruckinge. Looking to get it back to useable/mowable condition. Thanks JD
  2. It's been on the lean since we moved in, but stable until now. Previous owner had it looked at by a pro who apparently gave it the ok. Last night it obviously decided it fancied a lie down. I was woken up at 3am to the sound of wood splintering, very weird experience.
  3. Hi All. Woke up this morning to a big Poplar that, was standing at the rear of our garden, to one that is now 3/4 down and hung up into next doors rear scrub boundary. With it having a TPO, am I best off leaving well alone until I've sought advice from the LPA ? First TPO I've had any experience of. It's not in a dangerous state, & I've spoken to the neighbour to make them aware. Thanks, JD
  4. Thanks for the info , very useful.
  5. Evening all. Has anyone had any dealings with Jackson's fencing over Canterbury way, Kent ?. I'm looking to purchase some fencing & entrance gates and wondered if they discount on list price. Total order value going on their web price is around 5k as reference. Thanks JD
  6. Hi All. Looking for a bit of advise. We Recently moved to a new house that has TPOs on several trees around the boundary. These TPO's were put in place when the house was rebuilt following demolition of the origonal shack back in 2000. Question is, can I "tidy" the TPOed trees in any way ?. Thinking removing the odd lower limb that have grow out over sheds/greenhouses etc. Many Thanks JD
  7. From one Ziggy to another.........Welcome.
  8. Totally feel your pain my friend. Ive been through it twice and still have a quiet word with my " lost " pals on my daily visit to a few acres of woodland that we own (their forever home). Lost one 14 years ago, the other 2. Still makes me chuckle when my lab has a sniff and cocks his leg up their crosses, little fllker !! No doubt bobbys been there for you many times, its now your turn to return the favour. I was holding my last dogs head in my hand when he slipped peacefully away, it ripped my heart out and still does when i recall the memory, but it was my last gift to him and, despite the pain, something you just have to push through and just get on with. Think i was just on autopilot mode thinking back. Best of luck.
  9. kin ell, ive only got 1 Husky 346xp and if that went walkies id be devastated, Hope you get back on your feet asap, will keep an eye out over here in the Ashford area.
  10. House was built in 1995, so assume it was from around that year.
  11. If It helps, both side panels appear to look as if they lift off at a tug.
  12. Evening all. Moved into a new house last week and am trying to ID the Log burner. I've attached a few pics & hoping, after a gander, someone might be able to advise. Its a ruddy big beast, and the only thing that cant be seen from the pics is a numbered wagon wheel sized ( chocolate version !!) dial on the left hand side that seems to be another vent. Thanks in advance:thumbup1:

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