Deafhead
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Leylandii hedge close to house - to remove or not to remove?
Deafhead replied to cambadvice's question in Homeowners Tree Advice Forum
That could easily be one of my sites. -
Leylandii hedge close to house - to remove or not to remove?
Deafhead replied to cambadvice's question in Homeowners Tree Advice Forum
Get it gone while you have the chance. -
Help! Frustration with putting a tube in a tubeless tyre
Deafhead replied to Muddy42's topic in Maintenance help
Neat job. -
Saw her in Horsham a couple of weeks ago and she looked pretty good.
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Help! Frustration with putting a tube in a tubeless tyre
Deafhead replied to Muddy42's topic in Maintenance help
If that outer casing is old I should be very wary of putting too much pressure in it. Is the valve offset on the tube or is it central. The other thing you could do is drill another hole for the valve, (blanking the old one off of course) -
I think he also said porridge was best food as it tasted the same coming up as it did going down.
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Bit of a push for a wheelbarrow then, pity cos I have a windblown chestnut you could of had a hack at.
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Where are you?
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Stocks and shares ISA is probably a better bet than a pension, unless you can amass a pot of around the one to two million pounds. A small pension will just get you means tested out of any state benefits.
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Yeah, might change my mind when I simmer down, £30 a year after all.
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I cleared a fifteen acre field in two days ( about seven moles) Two years later all back. Luckily its lightish soil, so doesn't take too much off the haycutter blades.
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Nevertheless I might just bow out and let it go, I virtually only use it for moles now anyway. I gave up clays a good few years ago and grey squirrels just creates a swiftly filled vacuum. It is as you say just a form filling exercise, with no actual examination.
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Not quite sure where to post this but renewing my shotgun cert I find that I now need a medical pro forma from my local practice at £107 plus the cost of the cert. When did this come about?
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I use a similar device, it just has me and a shotgun attached to it.
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How long? How much room and what sort of area? As stated by others ,gangs are no good for anything over about 4" I had a five gang Lloyds setup which would just skid if the grass was too long, a topper can cut fairly short with some care.
