Jump to content

Log in or register to remove this advert

Macpherson

Veteran Member
  • Posts

    1,980
  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    2

Everything posted by Macpherson

  1. Yep, and it's well known that the Vikings stole most of the good looking women 1300 years ago.. at least up here😁
  2. Yep, that is weird, was it the same in any of the other cuts ?
  3. Hi, it was only milled boards for some joinery not logs, sorry to say.
  4. Aye, that's my point.. I think we're on the same page. It would seem that Macron, Trudeau, Ardern, Morrison and any other ' leader ' with an extreme response may have similar roots. Feck me , how did I forget about Scotland's would be tyrant ' mammy ' 👎
  5. Fair enough, I just thought it was interesting that Schwab mentioned him in the same smug minute as the others, who to me at least are starting to show themselves in their true colours.
  6. I think he was at the last ' get together '
  7. So Trudeau and Macron for sure, and starting now to show the efforts of their grooming, but to what extent was Putin similarly treated years earlier.. I've no idea on that.
  8. To be honest I've no idea if Putin has WEF roots, but I thought it of interest the fact that Schwab came out with it on camera I thought it worth posting, I see him as a conceited and boastful man who likes everyone to know exactly what he's trying to do, he's often dressed up like a Bond or Star Trek villain. A quick google finds that Putin's certainly been involved with them recently, and warning about war. Cheers.
  9. It would seem that while the world is engrossed with Ukraine [ perhaps as it should be ] in Canada Trudolf is trying to push through a bill that will embrace communism. I saw and posted a recent video in which Klaus Schwab admitted that many world leaders including Trudeau, Macron and indeed Putin all had affiliations to the WEF and their master plan for us all. Covid goes out like a lightbulb and seamlessly Putin starts a war and with these two short videos a link is provided to a common root between the leaders responsible for two very big global stories neither of which is anywhere near over.. imo. At 1.26 Putin is linked to the WEF
  10. Will it take another war with the Welsh to get rid of the ' go compare ' annoying git ?🤣
  11. This machine ?
  12. I thought as much, Limestone's easy to work with and stonework very satisfying and rewarding and if I were you I'd think twice about burying anything but the total dross. Our predecessors laboured long and hard to shelter themselves from the weather with a few primitive tools and knew a bit about craftmanship, if the whole original house is Limestone then any stone even if rough can be reworked relatively easily and rebuilt into something else, I wonder how much you'd pay today to buy a house load of quarried local building stone. The fact that it will fall down easily gives you potentially the main part of another building or a resource to build whatever the stone says to you.. but beware, . working with stone is more addictive than milling😁 and Limestone is one of the easiest to use[ imo ] Probably a pressure washer will clean the old lime mortar off the stone and as you demolish it separate / sort the stone into separate piles depending on potential reuse, big flatties/right angles/graded by size/1 off shapes etc.so it's not all in a jumbled pile, double handling and the back pain. As for your road, I don't think it would be to expensive just to get other loads of ballast delivered. All the best with your plans👍
  13. Thought this insider view from Moscow kind of shows a different view of the situation that we don't hear.
  14. I'm no expert but maybe it could be called a pressure compensated flow control valve or just a flow control valve. Can you not get an online parts list for the machine or contact a dealer. Cheers
  15. You might be lucky and find some nice stone which you may be able to reuse as features in the house you build.. Lintels, quoins, cills etc. I don't know what your local stone is like, but over here the older houses had first pick of what was lying around when they were built all that time ago, and often a lot of it is very reusable. Obviously I've no idea of your plans but you may get enough good stuff for a feature fireplace, porch or something, letting the old house live one. I too will watch with interest, cheers.
  16. Was it this guy ?
  17. I can't say that prior to the last couple of years I had too much time for Neil Oliver and much in the same vein Russel Brand, but as far as talking old fashioned common sense as to the way the world used to be before it was hijacked by nonsensical pish, I think they are amongst the few that are still talking plain old common sense. This is Neil Oliver's take on the current situation and he speaks for me [as I wish I had the words] and I'm sure many others with his analysis of the current state of affairs... Like him or not, who can disagree with any of this ?
  18. I'm quite sure you're right, I wonder if there will be anything alive on the planet this time next year.
  19. It looks like Ukraine has military service so perhaps most would be better prepared than we would for instance. Although this could be wrong as it seems to be one of the subjects that google won't answer directly.
  20. I think if I was a Ukrainian I'd want a weapon, but I take you're point and without training it will probably just lead to a reason to kill civilians. Saw footage of captured Russian soldiers saying that they were tricked into combat thinking they were on exercises, they were just kids who seemed glad to be still alive and with no appetite for war as seems to be the case with many ordinary Russians, cheers.
  21. I wonder how many have died or are mutilated due to the actions of 1 day.
  22. A fairly poor bit of driving then,👎 I can't imagine that the bloke is uninjured, I guess we'll find out the truth.
  23. Disgusting
  24. I was just having a laugh, but at least 30 years ago me and a mate of mine thought that these machines could have been used to generate power, seems just a waste otherwise... the exercise that I take when working at least transforms my energy into something useful [ hopefully ]

About

Arbtalk.co.uk is a hub for the arboriculture industry in the UK.  
If you're just starting out and you need business, equipment, tech or training support you're in the right place.  If you've done it, made it, got a van load of oily t-shirts and have decided to give something back by sharing your knowledge or wisdom,  then you're welcome too.
If you would like to contribute to making this industry more effective and safe then welcome.
Just like a living tree, it'll always be a work in progress.
Please have a look around, sign up, share and contribute the best you have.

See you inside.

The Arbtalk Team

Follow us

×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

We have placed cookies on your device to help make this website better. You can adjust your cookie settings, otherwise we'll assume you're okay to continue.