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In Welsh locally its rwden for swede & meipen for turnip but often rwden for both i think. But its probably different words in other parts of Wales as they speak a different version of the language down south and mid Wales etc than they do in the North.
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Should be Captain Moore, not Captian Tom he ain't Bowie i.e Major Tom. Just sounds wrong.
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I like eating swedes but don't like turnips, they taste completely different.
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Coronavirus: New Zealand claims no community cases as lockdown eases - BBC News WWW.BBC.COM The country has stopped community transmission of Covid-19, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says. Takes a women leader to beat corona ? NZ has eliminated the virus so can lift lockdown. Are female leaders more successful at managing the coronavirus crisis? | World news | The Guardian WWW.THEGUARDIAN.COM Plenty of countries with male leaders have also done well. But few with female leaders have done badly
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Do you think its the correct address maybe they wouldn't make it that easy? SCHOOL SUPPLIES SERVICE LTD - Overview (free company information from Companies House) BETA.COMPANIESHOUSE.GOV.UK SCHOOL SUPPLIES SERVICE LTD - Free company information from Companies House including registered office address... Different address here....
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SchoolSuppliesService.co.uk - The School Procurement Portal WWW.SCHOOLSUPPLIESSERVICE.CO.UK School supplies and services directory, edQuote eProcurement and concise Handbook of Procurement. Heres there webshite look quite well made? Wonder if the comapanies listed on there signed up or maybe they didn't and are just there as bait for others? Seems alot have being scammed: Edfirst is rated "Average" with 3.2 / 5 on Trustpilot UK.TRUSTPILOT.COM Do you agree with Edfirst's TrustScore? Voice your opinion today and hear what 93 customers have already said. Some only payed £120.....
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You mean another aditional woodstore/shed outside house? I have a small one near house but not using it atm. I just have a loads of plastic trugs(log baskets) so logs goes from polytunnel piles into into 2 trugs on a wheelbarrow to the house so no double stacking etc Have 5 wheelbarrows and a dozen trugs so several usually loaded up ready to roll.
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Just read the details & its not as good as first looked. Thought it was get a chainsaw then £100 quid off batteries extra but only applies to the kits already including batteries and charger not the bare tools. ?
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Redemption WWW.MAKITAUK.COM Redemption
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Trump jnr next president i reckon ??
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Bit of gaffer tape?
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Very old pear tree (dying gracefully?)
Stere replied to AndyJ's question in Homeowners Tree Advice Forum
I see what you mean now thought the lichen on the two dead branches was buds ? You can lop thoose off and it may resprout -
Best vfm for new imo is buying direct from the dell or lenovo website. Around £500 quid for something decent. 10th gen i5 SSD and 8GB RAM etc
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Imposible to say what tree it is unless you have a time machine and root probably has nothing to do with dead tree stump. What other stuff is growing nearby etc as roots go along way
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Very old pear tree (dying gracefully?)
Stere replied to AndyJ's question in Homeowners Tree Advice Forum
Would be a shame to fell it. -
If you had to pick one, London Plane Tree or Common Lime?
Stere replied to JackArbAssociation's topic in AA
Why is the hybrid one worse? -
I just tend to use the middle speed as reckoned it increases battery life over the top speed
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I would of gone with the max blade size also but thought cutting might of being weaker with a longer blade to power, but its got a load of power so get the longest one i reckon. Prices have shot up abit since I bought it. I got 2 5ah batteries to use with it. Makita also got a whole load of brand new garden cordless models out: alot of mowers hegde trimmers strimers etc New products WWW.MAKITAUK.COM
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They have being talking about ramping up and rolling out testing for the last month.Unsure why its such a big delay in the tests, as the excuses made seems to change everyday. Meanwhile Germans have being mass testing for weeks and alot less deaths. Even the italians have managed to do alot of testing, seems UK is just more inept gernerally that other places.
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I have some larch "waste" offcuts from a local sawmill for veg plot edges. (They were burning then to get rid onsite in a big bonfire ) ? Not good for retaining walls though unless you get sleepers made to order. If you live near chesnut coppice area would be ideal material.
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I got this makita battery one happy with it so far done hawthorn a blackthorn hegdes with it. https://www.makitauk.com/product/duh601z.html
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The Dexter Elm on the Dexter estate in Malden. This photo was estimated to be taken between 1894 and 1895. These men are climbing the Dexter Elm to find and destroy gypsy moth egg masses. The Dexter Elm survived for about 250 years.
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Spraying doesn't seem a sensible longterm solution for maintaining a conservation habitat imo. What was keeping the birch in check in the past historically? (Probably was a combination or grazing burning and coppicing etc) Is the birch regen encrochment from adjacent land area that is now managed different? Local wildlife trust place does controlled burning and some strimming.
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The little echos have good power to weight ratios or that rear handle version or the sthil topper CS-2511WES CS-350WES Stihl MS 201 C-M Sthil msa 220 battery saw is 3.6kg without, battery but a battery is 1.8kg so will overall weight i think nearly same as 550xp? I reckon 40cc and over overwise it will be slower though.
