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  1. Is that all the variation would be, do you think? Chip from summer beech in leaf has to be a good bit heavier than ash felled in winter... I couldn't be sure, but it seems like it'd be more than that 15%. Anyone ever printed a nice neat little table with different chip weights on it? Would be a handy resource to have.
  2. I wonder what would happen if you ran it through a slushy or ice cream machine...
  3. Laurel is, like, the antithesis of my whole vibe, man. Holly I can dig. Seems aggressive though. Maybe holm oak...
  4. I might try and find an organic or free-range version more local to me for the next batch, though. Might even just forage a bunch of big autumn leaves and scrawl my number on them in felt tip marker. Horse chestnut should do it.
  5. Looks lovely! I got some done on vistaprint the other day, I'm very happy with them.
  6. No pottering, too busy being utterly embarrassed along with some firemen by an equivalent number of rugby players, best of three. There was no third match. In our defence, some of the rugby players had cleats.
  7. Speaking as a holidaying campervanner and friend of many lifelong van-people, no it f*cking doesn't!! 😆 Hats off on getting a flat though, hope it works well for you. 👍 What's the schedule?
  8. Ah come on mate, give us some pictures. They are worth a thousand words!
  9. Would the Adele - Butterdance video work at all? It's 4 minutes long, so settle in.
  10. Yeah, votes every now and then to check you are in step with the overall wishes of the population seems like a pretty good idea.
  11. Murder charges for the father, please.
  12. Gathered lots of brash and scrap wood from around the garden and made a new border along part of the drive, filled hugelculture style, partly with woodchip and part big chunks, then managed to top it with a few barrowloads of soil from one of my spare mounds before it was time to collect the children. Another 6 or 7 barrows should just about do the trick. I have all sorts of rescued plants waiting to go in.

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