timbernut
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Everything posted by timbernut
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Really sorry to hear about that Philip, but you can't give up because of some horrible little lowlife.
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Igloo
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Illiterate
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Whats the worst thing you've done to your rope?
timbernut replied to stihlmadasever's topic in Climbers talk
Steel core flip line as gag -
Fecund
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Saccharine
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Leprechaun
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2016 New Years Resolutions!... lets hear 'em......
timbernut replied to SteveA's topic in General chat
Give up smoking, PROPERLY this time. And be more self disciplined and organised at work ( been lettin it slip recently ) -
I like that Ian, looks like an ancient monolith. I just used a friend workshop to make this cupboard top from a short cherry stem, not sure what to coat it with though
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What's the baby bottom bit about?
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No £250 between us
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Do you always speak to your phone Jon: suddenly it all makes sense😀😀😀 On topic though I share a yard with a couple of colleagues, it's about an acre of meadow with an assortment of cart lodges etc, no concrete sadly, but £250 a month all 'above board'
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****.
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Venereal
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Epicormic
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That my friend is ******* awesome😀😀Ouch!!
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Forestry workers dwelling.... and that thing called Planning!!
timbernut replied to SteveA's topic in Trees and the Law
You can apply for 3 yrs temp planning in order to prove the financial viability of your business plan (which you must supply to council) and you need functional need to be there in first place. PPG 7 states you need to make and agricultural wage in at least 1 of the 3 yrs but like most things in planning this may well depend on your LPAs own interpretation of planning law. We had a ******* nightmare with them! If I wasn't a pig trottered typist I would write a whole lot more informative stuffbut I'm too slow n need to get to work! PS Ben Law IS a hippy and also a bit of a design genius -
Thanks for that, we used to get all 3 paints a few years ago and would put all coats on our lorries chassis my mate saw his daf that he did in 1998 the other week and that green topcoat with bits of metal in hadn't budged! Nice paint job essential, should prob put up before n after when we do mine.
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Forestry workers dwelling.... and that thing called Planning!!
timbernut replied to SteveA's topic in Trees and the Law
Is this a shack?
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Forestry workers dwelling.... and that thing called Planning!!
timbernut replied to SteveA's topic in Trees and the Law
I have permanent residency for forestry worker and family but not gonna build anytime soon, it took 12 years and nearly cost my missus her sanity! There are several people throughout UK who've managed it, Ithere is a new book called '30 years in wilderness wood' about a forester and family. From memory Ben Law's cost 3k over budget of about 26k and that was cos he hadn't realised the cost of double glazing. -
Sorry for derail, back on topic I'm about to re spray mine: grit blast and prime (pylon primer) £150 then take to 'proper' sprayer for topcoat £200. Sound reasonable?
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Meant to say tw was 8 yrs newer n the entec outdid it may problem! But it's missing a lot of paint!
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Is it a chippit 35? That's what I have, we had a little head to head with a tw 150
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Found wild strawberry with ripe berries yesterday, didn't hav camera though, mental!
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Thought it was only if you'd bin locked up or suspended sentence at the very least ( and not even an air rifle )
