GarethM
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Well just because I'm never invited, doesn't mean you shouldn't know these things. A curious mind and a cleared browser history 😄
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Looks more gang bang in proportions!. Bukka in the woods ?
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Star jelly
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Why would the fungal make the jelly stuff tho. Most fungal want to make airborne spores or something that looks atleast half edible. Do the birds eat the jelly?
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Not sure about the jelly maybe from the berries they've been eating?. But guessing something like a deer or possibly a heron as it looks like it was from a height, foxes and such tend to confine. Anything larger deer, cows etc aren't exactly worried about keeping it discreet.
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MS261 18" best all round, but nice to have something smaller like the MS251 for tractor chipper work. Should have got the smaller bar really for snedding, but keep considering a top handle Makita or the single battery version.
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Valmet 6600 Lift Arms Not Moving - Any Ideas?
GarethM replied to northumbriaforestry's topic in Large equipment
Do they work from the rear mudguard controls ?. Not used a Valtra, but have dropped something off using the rear controls and needed to cycle them to clear the electronic gremlins on McCormick. -
Air control not working
GarethM replied to Philipp Stummer's topic in Log burning stoves and fireplaces
But ... He installs them for a living. -
God, even the woodelfs are choosey.
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Natural Burial - Your help with a survey.
GarethM replied to Agent Green's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
Saw a documentary a few years back saying in Greece it's orthodox so they have to be buried within so many days and cannot be cremated. The climate is so hot and dry the bodies don't biodegrade, so the grave yards are full. -
Natural Burial - Your help with a survey.
GarethM replied to Agent Green's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
I'll have a read, scattering ashes is fine in a rural location such as woodland. Anything more and it's a complete no as legally speaking the land is for lack of a better word turned unusable and makes things off limits forever more. -
Looking at most of the staff they seem to leave on the overseeing & critique what you buy, they're rarely the beanstalks of staff. So probably very high in calories.
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Corroded or scalding, usually you can buy the coil on its own. If you have more than one coil you could swap it for another one to verify the problem and check fuses.
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30 years ago, I had a sideways growing one out 7 years ago and needed a bloody expensive specialist as they don't like the risk of you waking up and hitting someone or dying, whichever. I'm not sure if everyone played the who had the largest hands game, but they could have atleast bought me dinner.
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Wisdom teeth they's won't let you leave on your own.
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I've spent longer than that at traffic lights in London.
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Just buy your self a new axe if you're not prepared to do it yourself or atleast attempt it.
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I'd take some paperwork just to prove you're moving tho. In theory you don't but if you're LR is sign written they could be arsey and waste a few hours. Do know a guy that got pulled doing a regular trip with a trailer, those ANPR camera on the gantry were counting trips as it wasn't personal use.
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DC fast charger?
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I now understand why they call it a frunk and a trunk, you learn something new everyday. It sucks in the frunk and thumps in the trunk.
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So on a £400+ tool they cheap out on a decent conformal coating on the PCB that literally cost them pennies to epoxy coat the thing during manufacture on a professional grade tool. Great job Stihl when Lidl probably build it better for a quarter of the price.
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He would have business insurance, but doubtful it would cover delivery of logs as I've a separate policy for firewood. That's on top of a business vehicle insurance, think the description is delivery to end user or finished product. Most agri or commercial policies cover movement of wet timber and chip but not the dry. Hire or reward one presumes.
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You may mock, but Sadiq has achieved nothing more than dramatically speeding up the death of a capital city, bit like Drakeford efforts. Air quality has not improved because of him, it's the natural life cycle of vehicles slowly being replaced as they die, the same with any other city and town. I could use the Manchester example, which would have been larger than London, for 3 hotspots at road junctions in an area of 500 square miles.
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Remind me again how many airports are in London. If you think it's all about pollution you're delusional verging on the certifiable. Wasn't there a report that said the largest polluting thing in London was the tube.
