Stere
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Even a book about it: The Shock Doctrine - Wikipedia EN.WIKIPEDIA.ORG Isn't it a zero sum game though? Sure possible for some to make money but at the expense of the majority? Fuel is a flat tax which always harms the poor more.
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If its its a loads of docks and nettles it etc means nitrogen is high and is often down to human input somehow even so though they are still a good habit for the insects nature etc. Wild flower meadows need cutting once a yr and the hay removed to reduce soil fertility which helps favour the flowers over grass to maintain them in some kind of statsis, . Uncut will gradually turn into coarse tussocky grass then bramble/ scrub thicket etc . Having yellow rattle also helps as is parasites the grass.
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Trouble here is nearly every bank and many lawns are cratered all over with rabit scrapes. Didn't used to be so bad but last few yrs populations have exploded for some reason.
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Fractional Reserve Banking Doesn't Cause Inflation - Here's What Does WHATISMONEY.INFO Fractional reserve banking is often blamed for many of the problems inherent to an ever-expanding money supply. We... Inflation explained here...... As for low wages alot of factors: Weak trade unions, pound has devalued against euro and dollar esp since brexit low productivity due lack of investment poorly skilled workers etc. UK has had the lowest wage growth in western europe for yrs and lowest salary when adjusted for cost of living List of European countries by average wage - Wikipedia EN.WIKIPEDIA.ORG
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Mexican peasants had the right idea in cowboy films all white cloths huge Sombreros 😄
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It is not dead but, better remove the tree imo, as the brown section but won't regrow so will always look ugly.
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Yeah workers village looks more prison gulag than "cyberpunk" which seems the look they are aiming for Neom if it ever gets finished seems MBS is a big sci-fi fan.
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Anish Kapoor’s scupture/ helter skelter the longest and tallest tunnel slide in the world apparently
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Totally bonkers and surreal. https://www.bloomberg.com/features/2022-mbs-neom-saudi-arabia/?utm_source=pocket-newtab-global-en-GB
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Why Are Toads Climbing Trees in the UK? - EcoWatch WWW.ECOWATCH.COM Citizen scientists in the UK went looking in trees for bats and dormice and found toads hanging out as high as 10 feet up.
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Are batteries really that dangerous to fiddle with? Short circuit could happen somehow if internal parts come loose damaged / bridged by something conductive? Also suppose water isn't any good for battery fires as lithuim burns in water.
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What type of wood is that greenhouse frame raised beds etc all locally milled stuff etc or stuff from builders merchant? Saw a really nice similar one that was made from larch and vistalux sheets .
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Tips for straightening out a willow tree
Stere replied to uwvid's question in Homeowners Tree Advice Forum
Think that lean must be due to the prevailing wind or shaded on that side? -
2 girls one cup style cup 🤨
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Its all over UK in wild bird pops atm 1000's dying etc in larger numbers than in recent yrs. Im not sure what will happen in future with commercial and domestic with regards to regs & free range birds. Kept my domestic hens inside for months when advised to but no one else local seemed to bother. Think what you said is sensible.
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200 quid for new motor if thats whats knackered but it may well be something else.... cheaper too replace? Husqvarna Motor Assy 540ixp - 5984025-01 WWW.DIYSPAREPARTS.COM
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Battery is the way forward for hedge trimmers Never using petrol again for hedges as battery is just better in all respects also for the dinky topper 18v mak chainsaw
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How come your selling all that cordless gear?
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Sometimes handy to stop small logs spinning on saw horse
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How big is yours? And ... Does size matter ?
Stere replied to John Skinner's topic in Firewood forum
Some big large gnarly seasoned hardwood rounds with knots in is best. Had a few dozen big elm rounds left over from dutch elm disease dead felled trees was using for yrs made wonderful chopping blocks. Also have a few tonnes of hardcore and some drainage pipe under the ground below the "lawn" area i split so doesn't get muddy etc Don't bother with using grenades hammers wedges etc, if the maul won't spilt it just put in to one side then "noodle" it with chainsaw its alot quicker & less hassle imo. For kindling I made on of theese: -
Looks like this type. Not better than a regular fork tbh This design seems more sensible
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Have a antique "potato fork" with wider tines still stab them though
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Anyone seen any trees recover someone said some trees can/may still recover but iv'e not noticed any trees do that? Seems to be the ones with it only getting worse so far?
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Always grow charlotte ones
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Looks like fancy a himalayan one? Pricey specimen tree newly planted?
