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Giving my mate a hand today fitting sandstone sills to an extension he’s doing, I love working with people who are really good at what they do, next door is Rishi Sunak’s house, that place is massive the owner of this place is in finance but his hobby is messing around with wood, he had a workshop built that has been fully kitted out by Festool, most joiners shops don’t have a set up like this guy
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Griddled chicken breast with garlic and thyme roast new spuds and a leek, white wine and cream sauce, few carrots
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THIS ADVERT HAS EXPIRED!
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The Argyle single barrel 12 bore, bit scruffy, very clean barrel, works as it should, ideal for chucking in the front of the motor or the quad, face to face, no RFD transfer, it’s not worth the effort£40
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View Advert The Argyle The Argyle single barrel 12 bore, bit scruffy, very clean barrel, works as it should, ideal for chucking in the front of the motor or the quad, face to face, no RFD transfer, it’s not worth the effort Advertiser Stavross Date 11/03/24 Price £40 Category Shotguns
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Pot roast beef yesterday tonight was Cumberland sausage, cream mash, cavolo nero and home made shallot gravy ( P.S. the sausages were chipolata style so I had a couple more)
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Looks like they have found the poor kid in the riverFamily of Lewis Penfold-Roche informed after body found in River Tees
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Yes please, I’ve just got in from foxing at my shoot and that is what I’m going to have now, minus the sourdough, it will just have to be on a bit of brown seeded
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Corn beef stew, scouse, panackelty, call it what you will, looks like sh*te tastes lovely
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No mate, 1.6 diesel, I’ve replaced a few of them eco boost engines, the early ones were terrible for overheating and you couldn’t do anything with them apart from replace the full lump on another note, I’ve just given someone 1200 quid for a 66 plate Citroen nemo, just needs a clutch ( which is supplied with the van ) should be a few quid in that
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Sacked work off today to catch up on a few jobs first off cleaned my garage out, I’ve got no idea how I accumulate so much sh*te then replaced the floor in the trailer And then sold a car for a tidy little profit, happy days
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Running concrete in for the piling lads this morning then onto trenching for services to a garage that’s apparently getting built
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Back up to the beautiful north, a quick chicken dinner and a nap in my chair, I’ve came to the conclusion that I hate London and with a bit of luck will never have to go anywhere near the place again
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My mate priced them up, they want them over 2 meters tall and I think the hedge is about 40 meters
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My view for the next 5 hours, stuck in the car with my missus and my mam, wish me luck
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It’s been on our local news a lot lately, it’s sad but a lot end up in the river and it’s normally months before they find them, there was an old girl that went in around Christmas and they still haven’t recovered her body
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All it wanted was some 10mm rebar dropping into the concrete, they are mental, they have asked for a price for a yew hedge and just to buy the plants is over 6k
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Seriously, I’m not making this up, there’s a 6’ wall going there, I dug a 500 deep trench which I thought was more than enough, then they got an engineer in ( who knows why ) and now his mates are piling it 5 meters down for a little under 10 grand ( lol )
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Type one in and the lads are here piling, 5 meters down for a 6 foot wall, no idea why, so I’m leaving them too it and off on a 5 hour drive to Reading for a family wedding, think I’d rather stay and put this Yorkshire stone down
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Very sad, I’m just watching his last program now, RIP
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These are all between 50mm and 90mm thick, almost prolapsed my arsehole moving a few of them
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Not good mate, not good ( lol )
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Don’t know what I’ve got myself involved in here, lifting and relaying Yorkshire sandstone, to heavy, to many random sizes
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Saag chicken curry last night corn beef and potato pie for work during the week little lemon cake and pot roast beef for today
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Capping has a grove in it to sit over the boards, screw it on rather then nails, it keeps everything straight
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Foundation for a sandstone wall today, builder said he wanted it 600 wide ( which is fine ) and 500 deep, I said “ you are building a garden wall not a fu*king house” so we’ve gone for 300, still almost 4 cube to do it the mixer
