Arry
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Those 8' caps are just coax ariel plug caps about a £1 each from a television electoral shop. Just take the cap off the plug and throw the rest away . eBay and pro ferret you will get 8' foot collars 15' foot's are more like rocking horse shit and hard to come by. Fixing them is hard, clean the cap the thread the copper pin in the centre may help. On the side of transmitter on the collar near the resin block you will see a solder blob, have a look under a magnifying glass and see if there is a small copper wire broken. You may be able to re solder if it is. but all the components are moulded i
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Good one Mac. Should be more teachings like that. Cheers Arry
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Andy very very tidy mate, your just there, crystal clear and sharp. Wish I had the kit, you can have so many hobbies some times can't afford them all. Keep it up mate love seeing shots like that. Cheers Arry
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Just had a long week end here. These cabins next to some lakes Carp to 23lbs, not that big but lovely place. Three double bed rooms kitchen, dinning room, lounge, three TVs and hot tub. Didn't take a rod it was for the wife birthday with family, might have lost my nuts if I did . Bulworthy Lodges if any body is interested near Bideford Devon. Cheers Arry
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Just an obliging Robin sat on a step. Cheers Arry
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Well Dean the dark section is what you need to carefully cut out down to the leather. This is one that I have already repaired. Hope this may help you. Cheers Arry
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See what I can do but had a few nippy sweeties tonight. Cheers Arry
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Same happen to him. Cheers Arry
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Well I've taken loads of shots of this copse the opposite side of the valley from my house. Different seasons etc. Then my lad and his mate stitched this photo up for my Birthday. A monster ripping my much loved copse apart. Lol. Photo of a photo framed on my wall at home so its a bit out but you get the jist. Cheers Arry
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The Wife is watching it and I keep getting a bollocking for just talking.Lol. Bit of a red rag to a bull, we may not be talking to each other by the end of the program. Cheers Arry
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Yes it can . Turn it over so you are looking at the inside of the collar. With a junior hack saw cut a faction ether side of what looks like a weld longways on the transmitter part of the collar. The leather part of the collar should now pull free, thread new leather collar in and mix araldite and run in the grove. Job done allow to dry easy. Hope this is some help. Cheers Arry
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Priceless times Neil he won't forget his first day and I doubt you will. Savour them times mate. Atb. Cheers Arry
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This is off the PigionWatch forum. I don't know if he on here. Mick Dadd 01142 851372 Cheers Arry
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Well scrolling through old music 1970's on youtube, was listening to an Arbre album I have on vinyl (no deck now) when saw this track. Cheers Arry
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Reminiscing now on one. Cheers Arry
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Another from back then theres just something about this track. Cheers Arry
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Back when I had long hair and flared jeans and a Afghan coat Lol. Cheers Arry
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I was fishing a well known Ray mark at Mothercombe one night, when two more lads turned up and settled in beside use. Said the usual hellos etc, introduced are selfs to each other. Then one said were your second cousins, of course my reply was feck off. Then he said you have a aunty Elsey and uncle Jerry that live in Exeter don't you, I do I said. Worked it all out and feck me they were, we became good mates and even ended up being on the Wyvern Fishing comity with one of them. Cheers Arry
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Mate one thing, its a good idea to just eat a little piece of a mushroom or fungi if your trying it for the first time and keep some back just in case, as I said in earlier post "Some people can't tolerate the "Shaggy Parasol". Please make sure you are 100% happy before eating any mushroom. A couple that live in a village near me lost their kidneys and had to have transplants getting it wrong with mushrooms. Cheers Arry
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Yes mate they do tend to appear in the same places under there same trees, probably not until next season now though but always worth a check. I have a few favourite spots for Ceps etc under Oaks most of them that I visit from the beginning of the season till the end. Cheers Arry
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Did you take a picture the last time. It is possible it may have been a Cep even better if it was. Cheers Arry
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Yea Parasol or Shaggy Parasol both edible (some people can't tolerate the Shaggy Parasol). But as I decided to check I opened the Roger Phillips Mushroom book on page 26 and theres a dead ringer"Lepiota Konradii" no common name its rare and edible so it maybe that one. Cheers Arry
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Could be on the money there FLATTOP also maybe the Orange Birch Bolete both very similar ether way I would eat it, as long as it didn't cut and go blue, which I don't think it will. It really is a nice find in very good looking condition Cheesemastergen. Cheers Arry
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Went for a painful walk (trying to keep moving) around Dartington hall gardens, seen these under a yew tree. Magpie Fungus poisonous. Cheers Arry
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Didn't you have a good run on them Shaggy Ink Caps as well mate. It was so dry this year early part of the season was crap but picked up after the rain started. The Winter Chanterelles just starting and still getting the Hedgehogs, seen a load of Trooping Funnels still about but not confident with them yet. Them blewits came up in my garden, Lol been looking every where for them. Popped a disk in my back while out ferreting Sunday, been in agony since, so I'm bxggered at the moment. Cheers Arry
