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Robbyrasta

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  • Location:
    South Dorset
  • Interests
    Climbing
  • Occupation
    Farmer/ estate worker

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  1. Awesome shots. I feel this has been the year of the butterfly- I’ve seen loads. And unfortunately hardly any bees
  2. Times are a bit odd- but could it be milking parlour- vacuum pump
  3. Flail and collector would work- just need to remove the arising from the site. any flail/collector operators in the Dorset area?
  4. Does anybody know of a bio baler contractor in the south? Or simply- bio balers- discuss? I have a small area of solid gorse to remove- ideally the cuttings need to be taken off site- so I thought maybe a bio baler would be an option.
  5. Not my photos, but taken on my farm, by friend doing a bird survey for me.
  6. Some moths/butterflies never sit still- others like showing off infront of a camera
  7. Have you seen missing teenager Oliver? | Surrey Police WWW.SURREY.POLICE.UK We are renewing our appeal to find missing 17-year-old Oliver, who was last seen leaving his home in... It’s hoped that’s he in woodlands, so please keep your eyes open. thanks Rob
  8. What’s a soil rip? I am guessing subsoiling? both plots are surrounded by hard wood planting, so no lack of biodiversity.
  9. Douglas would be the preferred tree, but Both these plots won’t keep it standing. About a foot of soil then solid white clay below. Could be said that nothing quick growing will stand up. western red cedar is another suggestion.

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