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    Boston bans artificial turf in parks due to toxic ‘forever chemicals’ | PFAS | The Guardian WWW.THEGUARDIAN.COM The city joins a growing number across the US in limiting the use of artificial turf made with dangerous PFAS compounds Artificial turf potentially linked to cancer deaths of six Phillies ball players – report | Cancer | The Guardian WWW.THEGUARDIAN.COM The lawn replacement – largely fallen out of favor in professional sports these days – contains large amounts of... Not something id feel feel happy about in any garden.
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    As the picture is so blurry that it looks like a monet painting - it could be anything. Small holly at the base of it. Beech?
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    ALPINA CHAINSAW MOD. P680 ALPINA CHAINSAW MOD. P680 CC.62 BAR CM.50 AGRARIAGIOIESE.IT ALPINA CHAINSAW MOD. P680 CC.62 BAR CM.50 Chainsaws Alpina P 680 2-stroke 62 cc engine - 3.0 kw - 4.1 HP -... Looks like a zenoah copy Expensive for a chinese cloned saw which i assume it is? The original: Mike's Chainsaws & Outdoor Power |Zenoah G621 Chainsaw, 62 cc MIKESCHAINSAWSHOP.CO.NZ Zenoah G621 Available as a power head or with 20" - 24" bar & chain The legendary Komatsu Zenoah saws are now back in...
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    Stere replied to gary112's topic in Picture Forum

    Victorian brass 'BEWARE OF THE DOG' sign dated 1st May 1864 and for Sir John Rumbelow, width 12cm WWW.THE-SALEROOM.COM Bid Live on Lot 216 in the ANTIQUES, COLLECTABLES & FINE ART Auction from Lodge & Thomas.
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    Husqvarna XP Power 2 alkalyte is abit cheaper than aspen.
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    I don't know norway maple well so not sure on an ID either way but would of guessed at lime. But from googling images of the barks both look similar..... Limes is very light (esp when seasoned) and soft think a norway maple maybe is noticable heavier in comparison like sycamore. Field maple is defo heavier. Also the way lime bark can peel off easy for cordage might ID it?
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    In the USA some are using amsoil stuff at 100:1
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    Its not true there being less trees? I thought there was more now than there has being for ages?
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    Think it was a thing Komatsu Zenoah developed to reduce emissions & use less fuel then husky called x torq and stihl 2 mix.
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    FOI request would prehaps highlight if all went to a few large companies? I notice coppicing courses mentioned didn't even realize they had a ticket for that? Thought it would make sense if funding would be for the recognized NTPC tickets?
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    Poland to produce over 800 South Korean K2 tanks as part of order for Polish army WWW.AA.COM.TR -First 180 of planned 1,000 tanks will be supplied from South Korea, defense minister announces - Anadolu Agency Thats alot of new tanks. So much for the talk of tanks becoming obsolete or at least less important due to UAV's etc? So Poland will have the biggest tank army in Europe.
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    This could be 2 acres or 200?
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    Gnosticism presents a distinction between the highest, unknowable God or Supreme Being and the demiurgic "creator" of the material, commonly identified as Yahweh, the God of the Hebrew Bible. Several systems of Gnostic thought present the Demiurge as antagonistic to the will of the Supreme Being: his act of creation occurs in an unconscious semblance of the divine model, and thus is fundamentally flawed, or else is formed with the malevolent intention of entrapping aspects of the divine in materiality. Thus, in such systems, the Demiurge acts as a solution to (or, at least possibly, the problem or cause that gives rise to) the problem of evil.
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    Id coppice it at ground lvl
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    The northern alabanian alps is a very poor region, its apparently the region most of the albanians come from -a very mountainous and undeveloped region Stunning region for a visit I know someone who went there but still some villages with no electricity horse & cart agriculture etc. Peolpe don't want to live like a UK peasant from 1850. Abit like how nearly all the USA italians arrived from rural poverty in the south of italy.
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    I don't get why more isn't used for fence posts as treated are so rubbish. I'd get them if the local places stocked any.
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    Is chesnut coppice still mostly handcut or is much mechanical harvested now?
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    Council house like the royale family
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    Schwalbe Ice Spiker look alot more noobly. Always like any folding bead tyres better they are worth the extra cost. People call the rigid wire bead ones "hosepipes" 🙂
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    Why refugees prefer Britain to France | World news | The Guardian WWW.THEGUARDIAN.COM The Channel tunnel acts as a magnet to refugees because the UK is at odds with the rest of Europe in its attitude to asylum...
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    If you want to maximize the lifespan of a pole barn type structure the below ground posts always seem to be first to rot so you could consider having overhanging eaves or using landscaping / french drains etc to channel water away Or saddle stones etc Granite, straight square, staddle stone with steel pin - Round Wood of Mayfield WWW.ROUNDWOOD.COM As these staddle stones are made from natural granite they may contain differences in colouring and surface finish, chips...
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    Black cherry Sungold & Apero
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    I have 8 hens living in about a 50m2 area of a big polytunnel due to the current bird flu restrictions (usually they are free range in a 2 acre woodland /field and kept out of the veg garden as they eat the veg etc) They are doing a very good job clearing & fertilizing the ground . Normally now is when weeds are just starting to germinate inside there but they have keep it 100% bare soil. . Makes sense to put them in there every winter. Fallow areas could also be planted with forage crops for the hens
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    Loads of stuff like that on etsy not sure if its worth the hassle... T+light+holders+wood - Etsy UK WWW.ETSY.COM Check out our t+light+holders+wood selection for the very best in unique or custom, handmade pieces from our shops.
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    Tripods ladder are good but being 4.5m that will need the the biggest 12ft tripod that costs £600 and still be abit short? Tripod ladder plus short pole lopper? ARS made a good & big range of different types and lengths of pole loppers etc. Or the wolf garten pole lopper - u can change the angle. Better if they initially were pollarded at a more sensible height - lower than 4.5m.......

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