thursday in the absence of any sane alternative
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That what I say but really it's Cleveland (originally).Webboo wrote:
North Yorkshire.Pinno wrote:Webboo wrote:Just back from trip out with grandson. £7.70 for 12 mile round trip on the bus no wonder no one uses public transport.
Where the heck do you live?!
I can go to Dumfries for £8 (75 miles).
What trees are best to shout at? Which one's respond better?
Me did last few bits of painting/touch up me. Then mad espresso sauna followed by cake and coffee (well, Almond and pear tarte) as we were running out of time because I decided to have a tidy at PPP. I actually found some stuff and tools I had mislaid. Funny that.
Need to source a circular saw. That should be fun.
Laters.
Seems shoulder problems are a North Eastern thing..."I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
Webboo wrote:
North Yorkshire.Pinno wrote:Webboo wrote:Just back from trip out with grandson. £7.70 for 12 mile round trip on the bus no wonder no one uses public transport.
Where the heck do you live?!
I can go to Dumfries for £8 (75 miles).
What trees are best to shout at? Which one's respond better?
Me did last few bits of painting/touch up me. Then mad espresso sauna followed by cake and coffee (well, Almond and pear tarte) as we were running out of time because I decided to have a tidy at PPP. I actually found some stuff and tools I had mislaid. Funny that.
Need to source a circular saw. That should be fun.
Laters.
Anywhere near Brompton?seanoconn - gruagach craic!0 -
Shropshire public transport pricing is similar to North Yorkshire
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No,that’s about 35 miles away. I’m on the bottom edge of the North York Moors.Pinno wrote:Webboo wrote:Pinno wrote:Webboo wrote:Just back from trip out with grandson. £7.70 for 12 mile round trip on the bus no wonder no one uses public transport.
Where the heck do you live?!
I can go to Dumfries for £8 (75 miles).
What trees are best to shout at? Which one's respond better?
Me did last few bits of painting/touch up me. Then mad espresso sauna followed by cake and coffee (well, Almond and pear tarte) as we were running out of time because I decided to have a tidy at PPP. I actually found some stuff and tools I had mislaid. Funny that.
Need to source a circular saw. That should be fun.
Laters.
North Yorkshire.
Anywhere near Brompton?0 -
That would be an expensive journeyWebboo wrote:
No,that’s about 35 miles away. I’m on the bottom edge of the North York Moors.Pinno wrote:Webboo wrote:Pinno wrote:Webboo wrote:Just back from trip out with grandson. £7.70 for 12 mile round trip on the bus no wonder no one uses public transport.
Where the heck do you live?!
I can go to Dumfries for £8 (75 miles).
What trees are best to shout at? Which one's respond better?
Me did last few bits of painting/touch up me. Then mad espresso sauna followed by cake and coffee (well, Almond and pear tarte) as we were running out of time because I decided to have a tidy at PPP. I actually found some stuff and tools I had mislaid. Funny that.
Need to source a circular saw. That should be fun.
Laters.
North Yorkshire.
Anywhere near Brompton?
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True, the number of sheep that you would hit driving over the moors will really dent your car's bodywork.TLW1 wrote:
That would be an expensive journeyWebboo wrote:
No,that’s about 35 miles away. I’m on the bottom edge of the North York Moors.Pinno wrote:Webboo wrote:Pinno wrote:Webboo wrote:Just back from trip out with grandson. £7.70 for 12 mile round trip on the bus no wonder no one uses public transport.
Where the heck do you live?!
I can go to Dumfries for £8 (75 miles).
What trees are best to shout at? Which one's respond better?
Me did last few bits of painting/touch up me. Then mad espresso sauna followed by cake and coffee (well, Almond and pear tarte) as we were running out of time because I decided to have a tidy at PPP. I actually found some stuff and tools I had mislaid. Funny that.
Need to source a circular saw. That should be fun.
Laters.
North Yorkshire.
Anywhere near Brompton?"I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
Pinno wrote:What trees are best to shout at? Which one's respond better?
Sitka spruce mostly, I shout and shout then when I come back they have cut themselves into different products and stacked themselves at roadside, very obedient.
Not to mention when I have new ones put in the ground, I shout and shout then when I come back the next year they have sometimes grown 1m! Crazy world0 -
HaydenM wrote:Pinno wrote:What trees are best to shout at? Which one's respond better?
Sitka spruce mostly, I shout and shout then when I come back they have cut themselves into different products and stacked themselves at roadside, very obedient.
Not to mention when I have new ones put in the ground, I shout and shout then when I come back the next year they have sometimes grown 1m! Crazy world
So by that logic, I could really annoy the neighbours by shouting at their Cypress Leylandii?seanoconn - gruagach craic!0 -
Pinno wrote:HaydenM wrote:Pinno wrote:What trees are best to shout at? Which one's respond better?
Sitka spruce mostly, I shout and shout then when I come back they have cut themselves into different products and stacked themselves at roadside, very obedient.
Not to mention when I have new ones put in the ground, I shout and shout then when I come back the next year they have sometimes grown 1m! Crazy world
So by that logic, I could really annoy the neighbours by shouting at their Cypress Leylandii?
Definitely, although I'm not sure that bloody stuff needs it...
When I was a tree surgeon before I went to uni about 70% of all the work we ever did was with leylandii0
