Tiercel
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Why the hell can we not like moderators posts? Have a few on me :thumbs: TC
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To my knowledge a bell rope is used for a peel of bells not hung of the clapper. The ropes that hang of the clapper are usually tied in fancy knots such as a monkey fist or a hangmans knot, or braided such as an end splice. Willing to be proved wrong though. TC I tried to google it and search earlier to do just that I soon lost interest. I'm sure I can sleep at night lanyard will do for me. However. If you were to show how exactly a monkey fist is tied or some of the other fancy nautical knots. I'm interested. http://www.animatedknots.com/monkeysfist/ Now if you were to put a s
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To my knowledge a bell rope is used for a peel of bells not hung of the clapper. The ropes that hang of the clapper are usually tied in fancy knots such as a monkey fist or a hangmans knot, or braided such as an end splice. Willing to be proved wrong though. TC I tried to google it and search earlier to do just that I soon lost interest. I'm sure I can sleep at night lanyard will do for me. However. If you were to show how exactly a monkey fist is tied or some of the other fancy nautical knots. I'm interested. http://www.animatedknots.com/monkeysfist/ Now if you we
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To my knowledge a bell rope is used for a peel of bells not hung of the clapper. The ropes that hang of the clapper are usually tied in fancy knots such as a monkey fist or a hangmans knot, or braided such as an end splice. Willing to be proved wrong though. TC Looks as if I am wrong once again, it is called a bell rope. Sorry. https://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&site=imghp&tbm=isch&source=hp&biw=1280&bih=891&q=ships+bell+rope&oq=ships+bell&gs_l=img.1.2.0l7j0i30l2j0i5i30.10082.12768.0.16397.10.10.0.0.0.0.217.1477.0j7j2.9.0....0...1ac.1.64.img.
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To my knowledge a bell rope is used for a peel of bells not hung of the clapper. The ropes that hang of the clapper are usually tied in fancy knots such as a monkey fist or a hangmans knot, or braided such as an end splice. Willing to be proved wrong though. TC
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I can taste those farr now, Lightly steamed with lashings of salt butter....MMMMMMMMMM TC -
Yep. Cheers for that. Worked like a dream. Now I need the rope thing that attaches onto the clapper. What are they called? And don't say "bellend". Lanyard? TC
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Thats what the link was in my first post. TC
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TC
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Have you never heard of Patina? You will ruin it. TC
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I remember that he put Charvis out cold, with a fair but hard tackle. TC
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As some may have heard Jerry Collins and his wife Alana were killed in a car crash in France, his young daughter who was in the car is critical in a French hospital. This is the measure of the man who was a tackling machine on the field and the perfect gentleman off it. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/rugby-union/33025064 RIP Jerry. TC
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Moorhen chicks. TC Wrong! TC
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Moorhen chicks. TC
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They are lovely looking moths. TC
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I just googled it and came up with this. Fair bit of info in the thread. http://www.lureanglers.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=8435 TC
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I read an article many years ago about spinning for mullet with Mepps with the treble covered in maddies, they done well on them. That was down in Cornwall somewhere. Settled weather and a low /mid day high water tide would help with the clarity of the water. TC
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Neither am I thats why I asked you.
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We had a nice afternoon today, little wind and sun. The thyme is in full bloom at the moment and I noticed there were a few bees on it. In all I thought there were four different species of bumble bees on the flowers,. I took some photos, and while not great there is enough detail to make out the different markings on the bees. So, Mr Darcy can you enlighten me please. The one in the first two photos is nesting under my shed. Back view of the same bee. Number two. Three. Four. Are they different types of the Bumble bee or just workers or mal
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Same here. Mind I was not expecting one from a labour MP. TC
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Thanks. TC
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I bow to your superior knowledge, but why not maggots? Just curious as I have seen many different birds feeding on maggots off corpses. TC
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Per vim dolus.
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Haven`t got a clue. Legal term related?
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By guile, literal translation "Through the power of deceit"
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Google's a wonderful thing! Lol
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Maggots, ants any insects you can find? TC
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why do you assume the hard ones to read were gypsies Because a hell of a lo lot of gypsies can't read or right write and come out of school before high school and a lot of gypsies have lurchers... And a hell of a lot of them can read and write a lot better than yourself. TC
