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Stere

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  1. vistulux clear corrugated stuff is ideal for roofing comes in 3 grades of thickness
  2. Stere

    Covid-19

    The Germans make some: Smartphones WWW.GIGASET.COM Noit sure if that means all parts are german made.....
  3. anybody still use theese type of bench saws have one similar looks lethal never used it.
  4. Stere

    Covid-19

    Now lockdown is going to be eased abit on Sunday but cases are still high atm. Surely means it will carry on(both lockdown and deaths) for months longer if R value is around 1? Germay easing lockdown but look at there numbers....
  5. Loads of companies are using covid as a perfect oppurtunity to make a shed load of money by ripping off the goverment and yet there "service" so far seems a complete shambles. UK government 'using pandemic to transfer NHS duties to private sector' | Business | The Guardian WWW.THEGUARDIAN.COM Critics claim Matt Hancock has accelerated dismantling of state healthcare
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    ULEZ

    Supposedly all new vehicles will be lecky by 2040 or before but seems a very unrealistic target atm unless they increase subsidies for them or fuel tax etc? Also not sure there enough lithium in boliva? Probably woodfires banned by then in cities i reckon.
  7. Milan is to introduce one of Europe’s most ambitious schemes reallocating street space from cars to cycling and walking, in response to the coronavirus crisis. The northern Italian city and surrounding Lombardy region are among Europe’s most polluted, and have also been especially hard hit by the Covid-19 outbreak. Under the nationwide lockdown, motor traffic congestion has dropped by 30-75%, and air pollution with it. City officials hope to fend off a resurgence in car use as residents return to work looking to avoid busy public transport. The city has announced that 35km (22 miles) of streets will be transformed over the summer, with a rapid, experimental citywide expansion of cycling and walking space to protect residents as Covid-19 restrictions are lifted. Milan announces ambitious scheme to reduce car use after lockdown | World news | The Guardian WWW.THEGUARDIAN.COM Coronavirus-hit Lombardy city will turn 35km of streets over to cyclists and pedestrians
  8. Don't like em but thats matter of personal taste I suppose, you always see them in 1970's bungalows gardens, or caravan site landscaping. The big ones look good in Tuscany:
  9. Thinking about the enviro impacts and wasted resources but then it kind of pales info insignificance compared to this. $500 billon new city? (Think they left two zeros off the headline) ‘It’s being built on our blood’: the true cost of Saudi Arabia’s $5bn megacity | Global development | The Guardian WWW.THEGUARDIAN.COM It has been billed as humanity’s next chapter, but beneath the glitzy veneer of Neom lies a story of threats, forced eviction...
  10. Needs better dreadlocks. ?
  11. I reckon with ash dieback progressing every tom dick and harry will be out felling & farmers will be getting there young newphews standing up on the front loader buckets/telehandler felling the trees. Gonna be countryside hegderow carnage.
  12. Makes me think about thoose blue people in Avatar. ? Or Primitivism - Wikipedia EN.WIKIPEDIA.ORG Is high-tech and some kind of "eco utopia" mutually compatible? Keep the best of the modern stuff without the enviro downsides?
  13. Might be ok as long as not ring barked all the way round? Looks abit knackered though....
  14. Had to look at photos few times before I spotted that maple peaking into shot Good detective work ?
  15. Yanks going batshit crazy overlockdown ? Stormed the state house in michigan: Think they have being playing to mch COD on the xbox?
  16. I had some prehaps misplaced idea that the French general public were less ignorant than the British about nature seeing how there woodlands and countryside looked to be managed etc maybe that isn't true?
  17. Maybe Dominic Cummings being at the SAGE meetings had something to do with herd immunity, it sounds like something he would come up with? Even the torygraph is reporting on it: Dominic Cummings tried to influence lockdown advice, Sage members suggest WWW.TELEGRAPH.CO.UK The Prime Minister's chief adviser attended several meetings of the scientific group Hes like some kind of second rate Bond villian into eugenics etc. Advocating Eugenics in the UK Department of Education: HuffPost is now a part of Verizon Media WWW.HUFFINGTONPOST.CO.UK
  18. Hey its only £89 quid now ?
  19. Don't see why the chain being new or old or dirty is important. How sharp it is maybe..... Any links?
  20. Seen the a florabest 40v one there and a 20v parkside ones in before: Florabest there "pro" brand as more £ than parkside? ?
  21. Would nail plates do the same?
  22. Could try a plumb bob https://www.bartlett.com/resources/determining-change-of-lean.pdf
  23. Bit hasty to throw money at it? ? Could be leaning due to prevaling wind direction not girdles? More pictures would be usefull showing whole tree etc and surroundings
  24. Have them in a loose pile apart from front row "wall" would helps airflow but they thry will take up more volume. Also pallets against back wall and underneath.

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