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    Mine started marking at 5 months and by 6 or 7 he was reliable enough to rely on for a bit of sport. If any thing though his marking vocabulary has probably expanded so this winter being his first proper one I need to learn all his little hints that there is something about even if he can't get close to the holes. For example he will swing into the wind and start pointing at a bit of hedge or what ever to add I love seeing a dog mark it really makes my day more so than a dog thundering off down the beam though I enjoy that too
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    Bang on that gnasher. Nail on the head. We must throw 2 meals a week away in my house. Because someone changed their mind or we got too much. We both work full time, got decent paid jobs so why shouldn't we buy what we want and do what we want with it? Maybe it's a generation thing. My old man goes mad. When he was a lad they got a choice of a wagon wheel or a yoghurt. And that was their weekly treat. Lol bloody wagon wheels lol. Used to live in a cafe when I was about 8 and my job was washing dishes all the time. Then every night we all ways had bacon and egg for dinne
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    When my eldest left for uni and a house share last year I gave her my little slow cooker I had spare. Keep her supplied with veg from the plot and she gets a chick breast or a bit of stewing steak and its all ways bubbling away making the house smell nice apparently. Better than junk food and takeaways
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    Half tidy bit of roasting beef in aldi about 8 quid or a £3 chicken and some veg feed 4 or 5 of us guessing about 15 quid maybe less
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    readup how to do it first if it is not starting up correctly lol Lots of folks get a flashing login screen and little else so you need to restart in safe mode etc
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    true yeh she gone out the room the fat prat lol, should be like me good looking+ slim with bad back/knee and fooked gut lol you like to live dangerously
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    Windows 10 is fine but the upgrade may not go smoothly and you may end up having to take it back off which is not too hard depending how comfortable you are with computers
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    good luck Jok been thinking the same threw loads last year so the sooner I start eating the better. Same for leeks
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    hows that raspberry patch of yours looking this year John cracking patch you got as I remember in the picture
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    Planted out some calabrese and cabbage tonight. covered with my state of the art contraptions swedes need thinning this lot are a bit choc a block but will keep the weeds down lots cropping at the moment runners, beans, beetroot and courgettes
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    Its hard not to make a terrier pup look bonny but they seem to have managed
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    very nice you got it all covered there
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    Practice and lots of it. When you can have an all dayer and wake up the next day ready for more you know your in trouble. Thank god them days are gone
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    Mine loves it any thing smelly thinks its great. Luckily has a nice easy to clean coat
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    Just seen it mentioned on facebook if any one needs any bushes https://www.aldi.co.uk/en/specialbuys/thur-6-aug/product-detail/ps/p/product-page-67/ £1.79 each
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    Can some one remind me next year to leave room between my leeks for hoeing thanks
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    Later in the year you can plant some garlic bulbs if you like garlic. The bulbs cost a bit initially but there on after you can just plant the bigger ones you harvest. Seems quite an easy thing to grow as well
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    Its working as a team the little fella down below duking it out waiting for you to get there. You can't let him down where ever there might be so it must be a heart breaker to lose one. Closest I came forgot to lead mine up one day as we passed a big earth where a dog had been lost and he disappeared down it as there must have been a bit of scent about thank god it wasn't at home and he came back out. I dived on the little bugger when he came out lol
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    yea just read this so maybe your right Don't be tempted to touch anything on a roadside, or even near a road, there are a number of really serious (and painful) conditions you could end up with. In addition, a number of these poisons are acclumative, i.e. they lie in fatty tissues and you do not really notice the effects until the toxicity reaches a certain level in the body. In some other cases, there is no cure and/or any damage done is irreversible. Just in case you were wondering: Roadside foods can contain: Lead: This is absorbed through soft fruit skins: interferes with the normal
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    Found these this morning apparently wild plums ? Loads of them red and yellow ones. Might pick some at the weekend. By the side of the dual carriageway not sure about pollution now a days. Sure I have eaten worse
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    I have no problems with parsnip but carrots are a pain for me
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    I bought one of these cheap and cheerful but well made and very strong I use it in preference every time to some of the other posher boxes I have http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/The-Professional-Ferret-Box-/141732049369?var=&hash=item20ffe371d9 had it a few years and still like new
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    sounds like a good year for you jok Did you have any trouble germinating the carrot ?
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    same around here just need some thing with a good honker to put them down
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    we don't do things by halves down here
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