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mel b

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  1. Sounds like you hit the jackpot Rs .
  2. Absolutely fantastic dude. You're living the dream . It'll take some graft, but imagine how great it'll feel ???
  3. Yes , but it's still feeling a bit ruff ?
  4. I'd be on that like a tramp on hot chips ?.
  5. Oh my god , a , naked , fat , crazy , woman with a gun . I'm in love ?.
  6. I'm sorry mate , but Theirs just too much plate left around the edge of that food ?
  7. You're very welcome gentlemen ???.
  8. I must confess to liking ladies of a certain age , that have taken care of themselves. ???
  9. As long as you don't look at his tackle , you're good to go ??.
  10. I choose to ignore her testicles and Penis , and go straight for a txx wxxx ?.
  11. I remember you posting that pic mack. What I remember most is the old birds nips in the tight t shirt ?
  12. We looked at a few plots of woodland in Devon. It's a beautiful place , but I couldn't face that five hour drive . My plot in Wales is 90 miles from home . It takes me two and a half hours with my Mrs in the car , or two hours if I drive up there on my own . I'll sometimes pop up just for the day , if I have a couple of small jobs to do. Some of the land up in Scotland is fantastic value for money , but it's just way too far to travel . I've looked at places with lakes in France (my own fishing lake is my dream) , and you can get some real bargains , but it's the travelling again
  13. It's a lot of hard graft getting to grips with it mate , but you're playing a blinder . I wish I had your motivation ?. I wish mine was a bit closer to home . If it was, I'd probably pop up after work.
  14. I haven’t heard of those to be honest . I look into all sorts of projects, but I constantly get sidetracked, and end up doing something else instead. How much time do you spend working in your woodland?. You certainly put some hard graft in.
  15. I haven’t noticed any. Mine is 90% oak , with a few, rowan , Holly, Hazel, and the odd bit of this and that. If your woodland has been used to produce charcoal in the past , you're halfway to your log cabin ?.
  16. They looked OK when they were cooked. I just wouldn't be able to get past that dead rat smell ?.
  17. It would be nice if you could produce enough to make a living. That would be a good reason to build a cabin in the woods.
  18. I reckon that charcoal making could be one of those skills that takes a long time to master.
  19. Just don't tell him about the walnut shell exfoliating face cream , or he'll never leave you alone ?.
  20. That's a cracking video . I reckon it could be quite relaxing once you've mastered the art. Unless you were selling the charcoal, you'd need to have plenty of bbqs to make it worthwhile.
  21. Dude you just can't post things like that on here . You should be posting that on www.takingitupthebum.com where they would appreciate your efforts ?.
  22. Looks like you've had another busy one. ?. I've tried bracken beating for the last couple of years , and although it held the bracken back a bit , it's still growing. This year I've been strimming, and hoping that it won't come back next year.
  23. Only basic stuff like oak chopping boards, fishing priests ,or the odd bowl , nothing special really. I have made the odd unusual thing though . I was once asked to make a wand . A mate made me a bronze axe and knife( so that I didn't kill the fairy magic by using steel tools) , and I made a load of wands . I made them from , oak , copper wire , and , deer antler . I was gobsmacked when they all sold ?.
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