
cragman
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Played the drums in a group in the seventies, self taught from an early age and could just pick up where I left off. Toying with getting another kit once I retire. Had to sell my original kit years ago to make Christmas happen for us during harder times
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My neck of the woods. Spend a lot of time on that area
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Lads, I’m picking up a Peugeot Partner Tepee this week, a kind of early retirement present for myself (I’ve flogged my shares), and rather than scroll through every page here looking, has anyone got or had one and used it for sleeping in? I’m hoping to be doing some travelling around and using the car to sleep in when I finally retire in a few months time so any tips/help in gear etc will be gratefully received, thanks C
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BBC should have wiped it before he got going but as ever they let it go and the damage is done and his notoriety made. Glastonbury…my idea of hell but each to their own. Heard that pri%k Dom Jolly this morning saying he won’t be watching Rod Stewart later because he’s a “Reformer”! It’s a music festival ya fat Cnut
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And size. The cuckoo is a large bird but it’s egg in comparison is tiny, otherwise the host bird couldn’t brood it
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Hi tabs, they’lll lay in a few. You’ll get Robin/cuckoos, Dunnock/CC, Reed Warbler/CC pied wagtail/CC pipit/CC etc and these will specialise in only one species. They may be others that drop an egg anywhere in the above birds nests. I think 50 odd birds have been recorded as being parasitised, but only a few are used regularly, as above. …insect feeders and eaters
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Meadow Pipit tabs. I didn’t have to work hard finding it, I watched her laying
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Watched a female cuckoo lay her egg yesterday afternoon. It was a long day on the moor, but I got my reward. It took her twenty minutes to find the nest, lay and leave.
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Let's See Your Phone Shots !!
cragman replied to mattybugeye's topic in Wildlife and General Photography
Curlew, second attempt This will have four in now -
“You are what you eat….I’m a Cnut!” Bernard Manning sometime in the 70s
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Nice job
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I don’t know if many on here have the coffee bug but I buy one when I’m out and about, sometimes on the way out shooting or hunting. It all started off at about £1.50 a cup a couple of years ago but on Friday, I was charged £4 for a mediocre Americano from a place I’ve used many times. No more, that’s it for me, I’ve found a guy who runs a greasy spoon and does a Nescafé for £1.50 ️ Can anyone beat that?
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It’ll be minimum wage jobs for the liebour party illegals flooding into the country.
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cragman started following Spring air pistol
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