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  1. GarethM
    I had seen them advertised, shame they're not DEFRA exempt as I would have one in a heartbeat.
  2. GarethM
    At £67, you're paying for stuff your obviously not using or refuse to use. Most internet only deals are less than £40, post office include it for £18 on their cheap and slowest product. For reference, sky use yahoo for email.
  3. GarethM
    Is that a Ala Talkkari boiler ?.
  4. GarethM
    Put simply, it's in the cloud so they can earn a living as people pay a small subscription. Buying a new computer every 10 years and using free software like thunderbird isn't exactly going to keep the lights on. Even accounting software is pay monthly, most accounts software has been cloud only for atleast 5 years. Even OneDrive comes free with Hotmail and 5gb.
  5. GarethM
    Think you'll find most email software on computers has moved entirely to the cloud. If you're using it for business you can pay for additional storage or buy office professional.
  6. GarethM
    And how many acres do you think that will buy, and then what to do with it. You can't build anything, you can't live on it, you can't develop it and you can't take much timber for your own use either.
  7. GarethM
    I think if it as the domestic version of time shares in the 90s and part of me hopes the industry eats itself alive before too many people get scammed with false promises and ideas of the good life. Okay I'm biased as a farmer, but realistically unless you own the whole forest or the farm it's just a pointless waste of money. I had one the other month asking about dog fields, she quickly realised fencing, planning etc etc makes it unviable. If it was I'd have done it 20 years ago
  8. GarethM
    Probably not a bad idea to ask the parents, no doubt they'll be a tree surgeon and possibly even a farmer with equipment including a loader that you can encourage to help.
  9. GarethM
    We don't really care, if you wanting to try and brag your definitely in the wrong place.
  10. GarethM
    Ask a local cattle farmer as they bag up the silage wrap for recycling in dumpy bags. Not entirely sure what they do but there was a thing a few years back as the same company also recycled shotgun cartridges from clay pigeon shoots. With that many I'd be tempted to get a cheap electric chipper and reduce the volume. Okay my first thought was bonfire, but each to their own.
  11. GarethM
    Seal would be my guess, especially looking at where the neck is, it's almost in line. Most land animals have a spine where the head is plonked on top for maximum turning, seals just seem to move the whole body as they're practically aquatic.
  12. GarethM
    Trespass is a civil matter, made even worse if the land is public access, owned by more than one person or subject to a multitude of access to other areas or even neighbours. That's not a it's all mine argument, but as Dave pointed out sporting rights would need to be documented. As you might be surprised what's not included in your contract of sale. Mineral rights, tree felling etc.
  13. GarethM
    BASC isn't even worth the paper it's written on, an organisation that's long past it's prime and working against the people it's supposed to support. Plus never advertise the fact with signage, at worst put no trespass.
  14. GarethM
    On the veranda built in the middle of nowhere on a plot of land you're legally not allowed to do anything with.
  15. GarethM
    Probably the blower motor or switch.
  16. GarethM
    God loves a chancer.
  17. GarethM
    Could just need a carb rebuild. If you turn it over does it feel okay, splash of fuel on the air filter should get it firing for a minute or two just to see if it sounds okay or a bag of spanners.
  18. GarethM
    Hydraulic transfer deck for firewood processors with two hydraulic outlets. WWW.KELLFRI.CO.UK Kellfri's SB220 hydraulic transfer deck that fits all processors equipped with two hydraulic outlets. You can get a local dealer to order them.
  19. GarethM
    You're oil boiler does the job when it's on tho doesn't it ?. As a low tech solution, rewire the pump to always be on regardless of the heating. There are more elegant solutions, but that's a simple way, as you don't want it boiling again if the timer turns the boiler off when your in bed 🙂.
  20. GarethM
    Unlikely you've cracked it, but valuable lesson for you all the same. Still probably needs a bigger tank and or better fire control as you should never shut down a gravity radiator system, yes it can boil over but it's also a big grenade without knowing how to use it safely.
  21. GarethM
    Are you sure you didn't just boil the hot water cylinder?.
  22. GarethM
    Well just because I'm never invited, doesn't mean you shouldn't know these things. A curious mind and a cleared browser history 😄
  23. GarethM
    Looks more gang bang in proportions!. Bukka in the woods ?
  24. GarethM
    Star jelly
  25. GarethM
    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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