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Topic: shed, bought or made? |
dpack
Replies: 2
Views: 172
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Forum: Land Management Posted: Thu Oct 31, 24 4:00 pm Subject: shed, bought or made? |
that is question one
Q2 if bought wood or metal?
approx 1M x 2M footprint, it will have a solid plinth to level the floor with no rat nest space |
Topic: this years tomatoes |
dpack
Replies: 23
Views: 12326
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Forum: Grow Your Own Posted: Thu Oct 31, 24 2:38 pm Subject: this years tomatoes |
not a good year, weather and location issues
got a few K from both plants, some are still green on a window frame
with decent weather and the newly available locations next year might be better
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Topic: Amethyst Deceiver? |
dpack
Replies: 5
Views: 1176
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Forum: Foraging Posted: Fri Oct 25, 24 10:15 am Subject: Amethyst Deceiver? |
what they said, looks like(few, perhaps no, others are even slightly similar and dangeroos which is always comforting)
one of the more reliable to ID
i would eat them, before i fed them to other ... |
Topic: Long range EVs |
dpack
Replies: 1343
Views: 825830
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Forum: Energy Efficiency and Construction/Major Projects Posted: Tue Oct 15, 24 2:45 pm Subject: Long range EVs |
personally I am the kind of person who buys a car and sticks with it to the end of its life,
ummm, several of mine have been obtained, sometimes improved and kept until end of life
the one that ... |
Topic: Long range EVs |
dpack
Replies: 1343
Views: 825830
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Forum: Energy Efficiency and Construction/Major Projects Posted: Tue Oct 15, 24 12:48 pm Subject: Long range EVs |
my neighbour just got a working picasso (large family car shape) for £275, it is wearing £200 worth of almost new tyres
the SH market is cheap at the mo, at that sort of price some of the parts a ... |
Topic: Long range EVs |
dpack
Replies: 1343
Views: 825830
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Forum: Energy Efficiency and Construction/Major Projects Posted: Mon Oct 14, 24 11:02 am Subject: Long range EVs |
car pricing is not my thing, but £55 a week for a new and cheap to run car seems similar to, if not better than, ice mid-range motors as advertised on telly etc
speed reading cupra born made me th ... |
Topic: are the hamsters poorly? |
dpack
Replies: 94
Views: 118561
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Forum: IT Matters Posted: Sat Oct 12, 24 8:18 am Subject: are the hamsters poorly? |
they seem bright-eyed and happy at their tasks, thanks
these bot AI things need a bit more I if they want to do their job of harvesting knowledge without being thwarted by those they inconvenience
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Topic: are the hamsters poorly? |
dpack
Replies: 94
Views: 118561
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Forum: IT Matters Posted: Thu Oct 10, 24 8:03 am Subject: are the hamsters poorly? |
yep, seems the hamsters are returned to good health, thanks |
Topic: are the hamsters poorly? |
dpack
Replies: 94
Views: 118561
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Forum: IT Matters Posted: Wed Oct 09, 24 11:58 am Subject: are the hamsters poorly? |
borderline, it seems the bots are slowing some aspects and not others
posting happens, not quite up to healthy hamster work, not as bad as some times |
Topic: are the hamsters poorly? |
dpack
Replies: 94
Views: 118561
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Forum: IT Matters Posted: Wed Oct 09, 24 11:55 am Subject: are the hamsters poorly? |
not sure about now but it was moody in the early hours |
Topic: are the hamsters poorly? |
dpack
Replies: 94
Views: 118561
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Forum: IT Matters Posted: Wed Oct 09, 24 11:54 am Subject: are the hamsters poorly? |
ok now , moody in the early hours |
Topic: making "a stout blackthorn" naked. how? |
dpack
Replies: 2
Views: 4883
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Forum: Make Your Own/DIY Posted: Tue Oct 08, 24 9:05 am Subject: making "a stout blackthorn" naked. how? |
thanks, the nowill SF jungle machete might do for a draw knife/small axe
a shave horse would really hurt, the workbench/clamps were ok for the oak one i did ages ago (the one i use if i go out)
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Topic: making "a stout blackthorn" naked. how? |
dpack
Replies: 2
Views: 4883
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Forum: Make Your Own/DIY Posted: Mon Oct 07, 24 5:08 pm Subject: making "a stout blackthorn" naked. how? |
i cut it maybe 12 yrs ago
it has had a mix of hot dry shed eaves and used as a garden prop, it sounds well cured
it is about the right size ( 4 foot by 2 inch, a bit bent, with a fork/ball on th ... |
Topic: Morello Cherry tree |
dpack
Replies: 13
Views: 2155
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Forum: Grow Your Own Posted: Mon Oct 07, 24 8:46 am Subject: Morello Cherry tree |
rogers in yorkshire will post reasonably sized trees |
Topic: Wildlife |
dpack
Replies: 3064
Views: 3256443
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Forum: Conservation and Environment Posted: Fri Oct 04, 24 3:48 pm Subject: Wildlife |
the wasps are hunting insects, rather unseasonal for early october |
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