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Turmeric thins the blood, so if you were on warferin, you wouldn't want to be taking the capsules that are available or substantial quantities daily without medical supervision but I don't see the odd few grams on a curry being an issue. I do take the capsules but up till now my blood seems ok thankfully
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This, agreed. They've used it in herbal medicine for aeons and providing you're not on blood thinning meds I've heard a lot of people swearing by it. If you have arthritis chances are your system is too acidic and you need to eat and drink stuff that will alkalise it, easiest way to find out how is the search engines
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A society where damn near everything you are doing is monitored isn't going in the right direction IMO, and I'm as guilty as most in that I don't try to prevent that personally, too much. The main issue is you can finish up a lot like China, and regardless of if many of us can see that coming I think it is, and faster than you might think
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Pfanner Arborist trousers, size small with longer leg, new in packaging£190
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New in bag, unwanted gift. Over 300 new, can post if required£200
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You're right, though 25 litre drums shouldn.t present an issue - I pay just over 88 quid for a drum in Kent and if you weigh that against 1.60 odd for super unleaded plus decent 2 stroke, it isn't loads more. I'm using that in forestry saws so they are running near constantly for hours. If it lessens the risk of cancer, it's worth the extra (and its coming off your tax bill)
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Sorry guys had forgotten to check replies as my partner found Gerry's number on her phone
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Brand new and unworn in bag, grey. Type C not required, hence sale. Longer leg 34, with 33 waist approx, small. Can courier if required at cost£200
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In my experience a gap between the doughnut and the chassis on most of the XP's is pretty normal though yes that possibly is a bit worn
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No idea Duncan I'm a technophobe, what is conversation format
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I bought a Sonim XP5 from the States (via Ebay), they are cheap as chips over there as they are pretty common, and if you get a used one there's no duty. They are pretty much unbreakable and waterproof military-grade but more importantly than anything else the sound quality is excellent, I have had several CAT phones and they are very durable but a lot of the time people struggled to hear at the other end. And battery life is super. Or as J said the Ulefone models are pretty good but I still managed to break the screen on mine
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I previously had an email for an Irish gent by the name of Gerry who puts out requests for hurley ash, does anyone have his contact details. cheers
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LED Lenser are well made and won't stop working after a few months like some of the cheaper stuff, about 30 quid from Tool Station
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Late addition to this thread, but Husqvarna have dispatched the replacement 562, eta Monday / Tuesday. Took a few weeks though
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The 545 is a good saw, have used them for smaller hand cutting and the latest spec model is no exception
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I use a company from Tonbridge in Kent called simply Tree Surgeon insurance, which I know sounds like a misnomer for your needs, but they do coppice cover and I've used them for a few years. Prices are sensible
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Quality Italian piston kit, 35 quid posted in UK£35
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As above, has never been used, very good USA build quality not Chinese tat£105
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Yeah will do Spud, you never know they might keep to schedule eh
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Chainsaw trousers
Acerforestry replied to thisishinterland's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
Can add to that recommendation by saying SIP Innovations are also very good and a bit cheaper. Very light in weight and comfy, and seem to last twice as long as Husqvarna Technicals I have used before -
I recently bought a second hand Hoyt recurve bow, there is actually some really decent kit out there that isn't expensive if you know where to look - and brands like Samick and Bear Archery make respectable recurves for lower 3 figure prices, a little over 100 will sometimes get you a very good beginner's bow. Tenterden has an archery club apparently
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I have been away for two weeks hence slow response, but Husqvarna received the 562 and confirmed the crank bearing had failed. A new saw will be sent to the dealer handling the claim in early October
