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Cheers
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You have PM mate.
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Because I do lots of digging.....I'm a gardener
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bump
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Are you just thinking about towing on road in case of breakdown. If so a 3tonne job should do. If you were thinking of pulling them out of some upto the axles mud hole then best bet is a winch but if you can't run to that you should get a 12tonne recovery rope. You could also carry a farm jack to use as an emergency winch.
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Looks like a good day. Is that Rupert Inglesant doing the judging?
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Subject: FW: Riding on the roads Please consider signing up to http://petitions.pm.gov.uk/Horseriding/ The BHS is asking for last-minute amendments to the new Highway Code, which could be in force in August. The BHS suggested amendments to the new Highway Code to the Secretary of State back in February 2006. But according to BHS director of access, safety and welfare Mark Weston, some have apparently been ignored. The Code will forbid riding two horses abreast on narrow and busy roads and when riding around bends. It will also exclude horses from all cycle tracks. There can be many va
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A few years ago my eldest had the chance to go to a meet on a pony during the week. We didn't ask the head for a day off, we told him he wouldn't be there that day cos he was going hunting. Head was not a happy chappy. On another day I'd gone down to Parliament sqaure to demonstrate and again my eldest was telling all & sundry at school ablout it. The head commented, Don't know why you dads bothered, they'll ban it anyway. He's been at a different school for a couple of years now and the only outspoken bunny hugger has fecked off to another school thank god. In September he's going to sec
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I use my double cab L200 everyday for work or play. They are a bit thirsty but aren't they all. Just make sure you get decent boots on each corner if you're thinking of taking it anywhere off tarmac.
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Terrier & Lurcher show. Qualifying rounds for CMW Finals at Weston Park. Entries taken from 11.30 am To be held at The Kennels, Gaddesby Lane, Kirby Bellars approx 2 miles south of Melton Mowbray off the A607.
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I had a SWB seies 111 then got a defender and have had both of them stuck up to the axles in shit. Now I've got a L200 because I needed a pick up for work and couldn't find a landy that was suitable at the time. All I can say is that there is no way I would take the L200 to some of the places I've been in either of the landy's.
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Can't emphasise enough the point about not being too hasty in getting the spade going. Not l;ong after I started ferreting I though I had a lay up and was getting a reading of between 6 and 7 feet. After about 40 mins got digging. Got to about 3 feet and out shot bunny into a net with ferret close behind. You will learn with experience but you will never know it all.
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You can't trust any of them. We had a tory seat since the year dot and the twat who has held it for the last 20 years has just defected to labour. Everybody round here is well pissed off
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Might be able to help you out a bit. I don't get much during the summer but come winter I'm sure we could sort something out. Thanks that'll be great mate, where you from ? Cheers Pete From Grantham, not too far from you I think.
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Might be able to help you out a bit. I don't get much during the summer but come winter I'm sure we could sort something out.
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A woman walks into the doctors with a great boil on her arse. After ages of prodding and poking the doctor declares that its too big a job for him and refers the lady to Gus the puss sucker. Eventually the day arrives and she turns up for the appointment. Gus gets straight to work sucking huge amounts of puss from the boil when suddenly the lady lets out an almighty fart. Gus stops what he is doing immediately and declares.....It's things like that which make this job so disgusting
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Bitter, Marstons pedigree and Port or Whisky. When I was younger When the pubs had kicked us out it was back to one of the gaffs for Malibu and Thunderbird
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Look who just appeared on my lawn
spade replied to heart of wales's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
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LB, depends what you want, ie security, height, formal, informal etc. beech or hornbeam look good or if you need something a bit prickly you could try pyracanthya. hope this helps.
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it is usually a good afternoon. all being well I shall be there rosette hunting
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Saw something saying they were interviewd as witnesses, not suspects. Then why are they digging his patio up. I've got 3 kids, the youngest is our 3 year old daughter. God only knows what I would do if anything like that ever happened to her or my two older boys.
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Anyone see people power on bbc2 last night about the cornish villagers that took over islington green for a day. I thought it gave a good insight into some of the issues surrounding rural britain. what about the two tossers from islington council who told them to go home because they hadn't had permission to go on "their" green.
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Where ever they go they make shit. I was on holiday last week in Northumberland and on the way home went to show my kids where I used to live in Newcastle (I left there 31 years ago). I could have cried. What was a nice quiet street and been all but taken over. A halal shop on the corner, a mosque up the road, weeds and shit everywhere. Then went to see my old school. It had been rebuilt and looked good but it was home time and the majority of parents picking up had hijabs. Fecking terrible. Just over the road from the school was an Islamic book shop.
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Bob, get a pice of paper, draw a circle on it and then draw some spokes. It will soon become very apparent that for every spoke the spaces increase by 2.
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7. 64 spokes = 128 spaces (i think)