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    Winter washes not heard that for a few yrs is it still a thing in France? See its still a thing/ product anyway didn't realize winter+washes - Recherche Google WWW.GOOGLE.COM Always thought it was outdated like painting over wounds with tar ? How about painting trunks of trees white?
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    Ideal would be concrete side panels on a pad with say 6 bays and turn with a front loader i suppose. Atm mine are brick like this and use pitchfork & everything goes in but could be abit bigger & more bays and turning manually is a pita. Bay size 6ft cube smaller ones don't work as well as normally corners seem to be last to compost also can't swing a pitchfork as well etc...
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    Small ones 2ft Don't like Griselina much its abit "tacky new build generic"
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    Can a mushroomed poll be peened back in shape abit rather than just remove it all with a grinder? Or heated up and done I suppose....
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    Think id go with/prefer the look of the new 40cc echo but already have a makita ea4300 in 40cc saws , so don't need another 40cc saw. Husky need to make a new 40cc one. The old/new updated italian active maruyama 60cc saws look interesting too antivibe is low and power to weight good on the mcv6200
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    Berries can be eaten the turks like em.
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    They do come in pink
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    Zenoah G2200T 2.2kg
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    Big coastal one in Bodnant was blown down Redwood World: Tal-y-Cafn - Bodnant Gardens (Caernarvonshire) WWW.REDWOODWORLD.CO.UK Giant Redwoods, Coast Redwoods and Dawn Redwoods in the UK.
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    Would side dicharge be ok and how often do thet say its needs cutting might affect how well mulching works. Last yr grass never stopped growing nearly all yr round as never had any dry summer & mild spring & autum. Local church is is all wild garlic & they do ocassionally nuke it with some weedkiller so it looks terrible but it just comes back. Graves so tight no chance any mower would fit between the majority of them. Never tried one but look useful Some here but no husky ones anymore? Heavy-duty Large Lawn Mowers with Pivoting Wheels - Offers AgriEuro 2024 WWW.AGRIEURO.CO.UK Prompt Delivery & Best Price on Lawn Mowers & Lawn Cutters with pivoting wheels with front pivoting wheels Selection...
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    Would a pick handle modified work? Access Denied WWW.ZORO.CO.UK hickory one: Access Denied WWW.ZORO.CO.UK
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    I have some old army wire cutters like theese work ok. Mk I Folding Wire Cutters – Tales from the Supply Depot TALESFROMTHESUPPLYDEPOT.BLOG It was in 1916 that one of the longest lasting pieces of British Army equipment was introduced; the Mk I Cutters, Wire... Sprayed them pink
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    Distinctively shaped plastic red top but don't recognize it. Was loads decent red brands about yrs ago kawasaki harry zenoah robin efco danarm mtd lawnflite etc were/are red ? Black cover bit has some symbol centre of it maybe?
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    Interesting: Understanding fuzzy trees — Life in a Southern Forest SOUTHERNFORESTLIFE.NET Three months on, the epicormic growth is astonishing. I seek to learn more, even as I marvel at a sight I may not see again for...
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    Most of the general public & many conservation orgs seem to have a rabid irrational hate of sycamores yet theres mass hysteria over sycamore gap. So yeah wonder if it will change attitudes to probably the most maligned of tree species? Iv'e always liked them as I dislike the people they piss off.
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    Peak oil extraction was predicted yrs ago hasn't happen yet but got to happen sometime?
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    Any pollards underneath oaks though i thought they were more spaced out and not overshaded? Also how old was the tree normally when cut to make a pollard?
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    Canada has the possibly the highest house prices in the world i think so accomadation might be expensive
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    I did that to one a few yrs ago when the top that was 100% dead looking., its 30ft high now with multiple stems Grown over 6ft a yr
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    Use a depth gauge plate instead & ditch the 2 in 1 as that sounds like the issue not the chain brand... I think with the 2 in 1 others have had same issue
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    Pollards under canopy Im not sure that will work due the light lvls? Iv'e read that a hornebeam understory is handy though to stop epicormic growth on the oak stems as they are thinned Silviculture of oak for high-quality wood production - CORE Reader CORE.AC.UK
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    Whats with the the earthworks native indian site?
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    How bout the huge lecky usage bigger than a country etc for the block chain? Environmental effects of bitcoin - Wikipedia EN.WIKIPEDIA.ORG
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    Blanch then freeze, but no they arent as nice as fresh but then its abit like spuds that are not the same as new potatoes freshly dug up...

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