Pinkfoot
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I shall see if my mate wants him , he keeps a few fowl and really needs water. Mind you I could put him on the little lake we have ,he should be safe on there and there is plenty of grub.
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Not within waddling range. It's possible he came up the miriad of dykes and drains that surround the area , but they are not very well connected to the lane.
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This is going no where . Call it ashnut
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It's as fit as a fiddle and very strong.
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I couldn't eat it now even if it was huge.
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Saw my brother running up the lane and he came back hiding something. Handed it to me with a big smile and said " Explain this " Now we reckon it's a Tufted duck . They are a diving duck and like deepish water. Nearest water with any depth is the Middle Level main drain about a mile away. So how did it get here , it's obviously a chick and can't fly. It is however , a strong runner, and beautiful.
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Oak grow surprisingly fast if you can keep mildew and insects away. Give them a pot each and keep the mildew off and they will recover
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Hibiscus tree strange problem. Quarantine?
Pinkfoot replied to jeffpas's question in Homeowners Tree Advice Forum
Looks a bit like fly damage ,plus you have them in a less than ideal environment and the sun reflecting off your feet is burning them. -
Maybe they are bog oaks ! You need some diving gear and a sturdy winch .
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Whatever sort of journalist puts question marks completely out of context like that???? Must have been a Solo attack.
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I don't understand why these people are allowed to walk the streets . I would not mind if the locked them up for good and out of the way.
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Ash mush
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Hope he can make a silk purse ...
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It's called a Rottenbach I think. I got it second hand locally , hardly used for £500. They seem to be from 5 to £700 on Amazon. Tin work is thin , but the engine is strong and it cuts well. Mine is electric start and has not faltered.
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This one caught my eye .. But I bought this one. Chonda engine but pretty good and fairly cheap.
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Very good
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Electric grinder for .404 chain?
Pinkfoot replied to TimberCutterDartmoor's topic in Maintenance help
I got an Oregon bench grinder for £200 from Spaldings. -
What is it the Yanks often say " That will leave a mark "
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My name is not Lawrence and he is not right.
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My thoughts precisely
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Perhaps this should be renamed the Chilling thread ( Chinese Milling).
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£600 . It's not as big as the eBay yew
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Similar to this. There appear to be several with the name Raywood. This is the one I am familiar with .
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Jaspidea should be yellow. Possibly Raywoodii , fine leaves that have beautiful autumn colour , similar to the redish hue in the picture
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Sounds like a good idea. We will require a before and after video.
