njmusk

Bad boy! Naughty boy...in your bed!:sheep:

Have you noticed jon has gone rather quite

Who's images did you have in your head then sky?

I think he will be buying several rounds in the pub. Did you throw the satnav out the window

Baa, Baa,Bbbaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa:lol:

WOMEN at the arb camp!!!! Tut, Tut!!!! whatever next, were you plying em with cizzer then jon:001_smile:

Aldershot will be full of squaddies (paras depot), nice, not,

:lol:So far have you now got to travel now? Don't know the area at all. Whats wrong with using an old fashioned map. Feel sorry for you and the other passengers

Thought I would test mine Stihl EM4806 Ebay special Model MD812 Stihl read 2% higher than el cheapo 14-16% in a piece air dried ash

Lovely and warm under here.

Hi jon, well that's what we got told we were going to get, but it was quite windy and wet all afternoon, then it all stopped and the sun came out. The missus has just said there is snow at glencoe, about 3 hours drive north of us. Nigel

You must be nearer the coast. Our farrier was here this pm and said it was a lot worse in castle douglas.

Must say its a bright sunny evening, surprisingly, best part of the day.

Can't be bothered to lite it so have a blanky over my legs.

Calmed down here, stopped raining and sun is out.

I took ians advice and bought a 280 and 360, like he says take a while to run them in, but brill and nice and light. When I think my carvings are any good, I will post some pics ian, at mo, trying to carve 3 leaping trout, a bit ambitious, done two and started third today.

Like that then gal, he had better get his thinking cap on then huh! You could leave a book on castration beside him:lol:

I think he was going to take you for an overnighter at the arb show.

Well done Bert, really good, as are the mushrooms. Just waiting for the eye tool to come from shaun as well. Nigel

Every year the missus and her friend camp for a week at Burghley horse trials, so one year I relented and said I would meet them for the day, grabbed a random fleece off the peg, chucked it into the boot of the car and set off. Picked them up from the camp site and drove the 10 mins to the members car park. Pulled the fleece out of the boot and put it on, wasn't till we were walking across the car park and felt a lump in the top zipped pocket, pulled a rolled up bundle of twentys, bound in a lacy band, £200, seems it had been in there from the year before when we had been on holiday to cornwall. Only last week, came back from shopping with her, turfing the receipts, card wallet and loose change onto the counter in the kitchen, there is a back door type key amongst it all, WTF!, what key is that, is it your mothers? no hers is a front key, don't know then, turns out to be one of customers back door key she keeps in the pot in the car, how the hell did it get in my pocket. And the 12" steel rule which is always kept with chisels etc next to the lathe, cussing at the missus to put things back blah, blah, found it 2 weeks later beside the vice on the bench where I sharpen me chains, less than 6 feet where it should have been.

Years ago was moving bricks, piling them on one arm as you do, similar looking one to yours bit me on forearm and a small lump appear

Don't worry he is probably dreaming about what luxurious place he is going to take you for your birthday:001_smile:

Welcome, I am a total novice to carving myself, and I am sure some of the more experienced will be along to give you advice. Do a search under chainsaw carving in the meantime, nigel

There you go mull, Donald with one of his bitches, Charlotte. This is our third cock, the first had to go as he took to attacking people with his spurs, the missus still has a scar on her leg from him. The second has gone to one of her cleaning customers for their hens. We inherited Donald from some friends who were moving and could not take him and the hens with them. He is a force to be reckoned with, even the collie wont go near him and he fought off a vixen last year.