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That stick is like a Donkeys hind leg lol. will be nice thumb stick if he can straighten it, but its nice bit of black thorn and they are like rocking horse shit. Cheers Arry
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Wifey and sister loved it Lol. Was a good mooch mate thanks for the company mate. Cheers Arry
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Let's See Your Phone Shots !!
Arry replied to mattybugeye's topic in Wildlife and General Photography
Apparently its a Pale Tussock Moth Caterpillar. Cheers Arry -
The first thing about this thread I like is how positive it's been every body trying to help. Lewis I it was my collar that was not working I would clean all connections the touch the battery then get put a fresh battery in get a powerful magnet and keep passing it over that none working collar. See if it's just the mag switch thats stuck . Cheers Arry
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To be honest was not sure that was right so I found this on line. What are the best ways to manage gout WWW.VERSUSARTHRITIS.ORG Read our tips for managing gout - talking to your doctor, staying at a healthy weight, moderating purines and alcohol, drinking a glass of skimmed milk daily. Cheers Arry
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A good mate of mine got gout and he was told by the doctor it was because he was eating too much oily fish ( mackerel in his case) and Marmite. Cheers Arry
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I don't remember Mixie hitting and I'm 70 so would have only been 2 when it happened. Remember father saying they were piled up on the side of the roads. I was a nipper when I first went out with the ferrets and my father and two mates and me tagging along would be lucky to get a brace. Things slowly got better and better with mixie hitting in the summers often. Then recently this bloody RHD came along and I find down here it's patchy now little thick patches and other places just a few fields away void of them. Cheers Arry
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Chicken and Leek Pie. Cheers Arry
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Cheers Arry
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Bet its got one of them f***ing flashing bloody modes that I hate. Cheers Arry
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Where I live we still have Three proper Butchers in the High Street which is handy for selling rabbits. Also a market on Fridays and Saturday which has a good stall selling Evergreen Farm Dexter or Ruby Red meat which is excellent. I have had meat from Sherberton Beef which is Belted Galloways from Dartmoor at Hexworthy. You pay the same price per kilo for best cuts and say lower cuts or mince etc. If you buy a kilo of prime steak say you have to have a kilo of mince or such like, not a bad system. Nice meat as been grazing on the moors all year mixed moorland grasses. There are two
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Crackers mate I like them a lot. Cheers Arry
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There my lads dogs mate, he's a Pointer cross Collie the left hand darker one is Collie cross Retriever. Cheers Arry
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Did a Lamb Roast today lads. Cheers Arry
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Think of all the positives mate. Get up on the Moors and take some deep breaths. You asking for help and that a good positive step but please mate see a professional it's not a weakness think of all those solderers that have sort help. All the very best. Cheers Arry
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Start Mushrooming by picking really easy ones mate. Giant Puff Ball is the safest one, Parasols another easy tasty mushroom if it's big has like a snake skin stalk safe mate. Another good one is the Hedgehog Mushroom a White cap with spikes instead of gills nothing to muddle that with except the Terracotta Hedgehog and you can eat that as well. Two others The Hen of the Woods grows at the base of Oak Trees or sometimes Sweet Chestnuts and Chicken of the Woods grows on the trunks of mostly Oaks phosphorus yellow sort of throngs plates often one on top of another. A few good books are alway
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Do you know what Sir David Amass seemed like a good hard working sort and my thoughts go out to his family. Rest in Peace David. Arry
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Plenty of Parasols About at the moment well tasty. Parasol WWW.WILDFOODUK.COM A great tasting, easy to identify mushroom that is large enough to spot from afar. Cheers Arry
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This brought a memory flooding back excuse me for going off track. I was about ten I reckon and our family ask a farmer ( Commander Young) on the banks of the river Yealm in south Devon not that far from where we lived if we could camp. A nice green bank just above the high water mark. A smashing little place that emptied right out on the low water to expose big wide area of flat mud flats, us kids love running and wading in it Lol. Any we are all enjoying a nice day playing around and in the back ground a load of heifers are doing a lot of calling in the meadow just beyond. When all
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This is taken way across a valley think latter in the year but see him waiting for her to be in season. Cheers Arry
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Aberdeen Angus, Ruby Red, South Devon and Long Horn is a few can think of mate. Cheers Arry
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imo it's about finishing the stock off properly which you don't see much of these day. Years ago local Butchers had a couple of small fields they would buy bullocks and finish them off putting the layers on. It also used to be proper beef cattle not the mix of bits and pieces you seem to see in fields today. Was on a farm last year and said to the farm "christ John you got them bullocks looking nice" ( South Devons). We had a long conversation about finishing off and he's right most don't seem to bother. As for grass or grain imo it's grass then grain to finish them off. Cheers Arry
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Cottage pie. Cheers Arry
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Hard to believe Pink Floyd did Dark Side of the Moon in 1973. Seems like yesterday a lot of people all time favourite album. Cheers Arry
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They were lovely mate as said Joe gifted them to me from his allotment pigs nice bit of flavour. Big portion of mixed wild mushroom helps make it mate. Cheers Arry
