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Stone56
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No pleasing some folk no matter what you doIve been in one....cause I used to own it. Peeps didnt want to pay you after you've been out at stupid hours in the night
oh you've made the car damage worse cause you've dragged it on its roof through two gardens pulled over someones
shed & a kids swing/chute an two fences....mate its got one wheel & I cant find the other front one with the hub & drive shaft.
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Having venison liver and onion with new potatoes and mint , Swiss chard all from the gardenThey taste like chicken but need a bit of garlic., might be better marinated in a tikka sauce n bbq them.
Venison from the garden…?Having venison liver and onion with new potatoes and mint , Swiss chard all from the garden
Very posh
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Morning All.
Another lovely day in the sky.
Have a great day!
Another lovely day in the sky.
Have a great day!
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When doing motorsports recovery you could have the same problem, some Dhead rallyist would put his vehicle in the bush and then moan about scratched paint etc. Most however were very nice and some even tipped.No pleasing some folk no matter what you do
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So you grow venison now? Nice!Having venison liver and onion with new potatoes and mint , Swiss chard all from the garden
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Bought a cheap ornery bbq yessdi as sick of the lack of taste from the gas one.
We also got some grapebush stems etc as fuel. A mate of ours bbqs with them and his stuff tastes delish.
We also have a lot of mature pine cut down two years ago. Just looked up whether tis a good idea to use it, hmm, no apparently.
So later on I'm off to the dump with it and to pick up the food I forgot to get yessdi after queuing to get into the dump wiv mate's trailer. (That missus forgot to get during the shopping despite it being on her list!)
Sun shining again, flipping hot already.
Have a good one folks!
We also got some grapebush stems etc as fuel. A mate of ours bbqs with them and his stuff tastes delish.
We also have a lot of mature pine cut down two years ago. Just looked up whether tis a good idea to use it, hmm, no apparently.
So later on I'm off to the dump with it and to pick up the food I forgot to get yessdi after queuing to get into the dump wiv mate's trailer.
(That missus forgot to get during the shopping despite it being on her list!)Sun shining again, flipping hot already.
Have a good one folks!
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Was it in a 20mph limit zone?
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To be honest I was deep undercover at the time
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Just back from a tip run. I love driving me tratter, bestest car on the planet. While I was in there, I spotted a Flymo that had been dumped, I asked the attendant if I could take the top cover from it as mine is bust. He let me take it so now my Flymo is fixed. Not quite on the scale of our Scottish friend, but a result nonetheless.
so now my Flymo is fixed. Not quite on the scale of our Scottish friend, but a result nonetheless. Did yer tratter make it out of the dump?Just back from a tip run. I love driving me tratter, bestest car on the planet. While I was in there, I spotted a Flymo that had been dumped, I asked the attendant if I could take the top cover from it as mine is bust. He let me take it
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My tratter has never, ever, failed to get me to my destination. It once got me from Plymouth to Grantham, and then back down to Kent with a burst booster hose. A bit slow, but it got me there.
Surprised you noticed any difference there
(Is there a fasterer tratter then, cos I ain’t seen one)
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Mine is limited by the ECU to 90mph, as standard out of the factory. And it does it no bother. Nobody in their right mind should want to go faster than that in a tratter on public roads, I tend to cruise at 60 with occasional 70mph.Surprised you noticed any difference there
(Is there a fasterer tratter then, cos I ain’t seen one)
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