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  1. jok
    Ya daft bugger. I was on about the frosty shoulder
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    You all live in cloud cuckoo landI get frost every morning at about 6.30. Ah well. Keep trying. Lol.
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    Tiercel. Why is that? Is there an alternative that carrots like? Reason am asking. Father used to muck everything on the farm and from a hazy past he grew everything. I do remember some granules he put in potato trenches but other than that it was a boot up the arse and hard work.(Nitram I think).
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    Blooming heck. Leave it alone. It's great seeing someone out there doing the business and sharing that little bit with us. Keep at it and all your other bits and bobs.
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    DF. Got my brewer saving all his spent hops, some cracking leaf mould, 4 year old muck and a bag of compost. Should make a good trench filler for the tap roots.
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    How bad was that frost last night? Bet it caught a few out
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    I'm having a go with plants this year (parsnip) the plugs are about 40mm and healthy. First time. Also put in 5 celery plants which a friend gave me. Haven't a clue other than to ridge them to blanch the stems. Now't ventured now't gained. Another first for me, bought some fleece which I've put over the carrot seed drills to hopefully stop the fly. Onion plants coming this week.
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    You'll notice that most plaques are cut diagonally. If crosscut, they will split as in I he inner rings will hold together but the outer rings will reduce through normal drying. When cut on the angle they hold together better and in the case of, for example, cherry, take on a much better finish because the bark stays intact.
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    Fully dressed and looking good. I doubt crowns would sell.
  10. jok
    Nice comments. I wasn't trying to re invent the wheelThe point I asked was lightweight box. Moxy, from what I have heard you have made more than a few. Fair play. I was only jesting about the Cayenne.
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    Week or two early for the carrot and parsnip ;in my opinion) bit cold.
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    Absolutely brilliant. Chuffed for you pal. Good sized fish as well. Jok.
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    King. I wouldn't have thought it, but yes you are correct. Handy. Hob one side, two Jill's other and the box in the middle. Not a bad idea really. I wonder how many guys have a lightweight like this??
  14. jok
    Move back South. Getting my earlies up. Lol.
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    Oh. Drive a Porsche Cayenne myself so am a bit ignorant lol.
  16. jok
    Stunner like a lot.
  17. jok
    Just great when someone has a go. Too heavy to take in the field which is why I've gone lightweight. Beech?
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    Navek, yes mate. And that is why it is worth doing the prep. Bear in mind he sells for £3.50 .
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    Well son. I have a Jill coupled with a hob as we speak. I'm doing a fishing trip in Rye sometime in the year. If I have a result then you are welcome. Both are white and very,very small. I know it doesn't answer your question but it's a thought. Jok.
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    Sorry ratattack. Not stealing thread. Just conversation. Hope in some way it helps you. Jok.
  21. jok
    £1.50 a pigeon. £2.50 a rabbit. £1.50 per lb venison. Do the math and it's quite good.
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    Good afternoon chicken man. What do you think of the double box? I've just finished waxing and the strap is on so looking good, in my humble opinion.
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    Over finch?? Never heard that one.
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    Love it. Man after me own heart. Jok.
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    Hope he likes it.
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