Shimsteriom
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Mug of tea and feet up time?Mornin.
I'm in & no lorries arrived.
Guess they are not in a rush & booking slots missed. Look so like both companies are delayed till afternoon
I would just like to say
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It ain't blue 'ere. It is foggy and 'orrible.
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Oh well, that is the good word for it then!
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I has a very trendy tratter. LIke the most popular colour for modern cars it is grey.
Least till I washes it.
Least till I washes it.
Hicap phill
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Evening.
That's the hardest day's work iv done for months.
@Shimsteriom cursed it by saying put your feet up.
Still had time for a sausage roll & hot chocolate bribe
That's the hardest day's work iv done for months.
@Shimsteriom cursed it by saying put your feet up.
Still had time for a sausage roll & hot chocolate bribe
Shimsteriom
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Look on the bright side...
At no point during the day did you say to yourself, "I'm so bored!"
DevonGuy
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Us boys be ome an munchin on soup an bread. Fire be lit. All be well in Er Maggesties Loyal County of Devon.
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A month since the shortest day and we have gained 48 minutes...
Only 11 of them in the morning so 37 in the afternoon...
Sun slowly getting higher...
Only 11 of them in the morning so 37 in the afternoon...
Sun slowly getting higher...
doriz
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Starving, only had a chiz-n-piccle sarni today.
Hippo
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Bin picking thorns out me fingers. Ah bought meself some gardening gloves and they is cr*p. Ah were cuttin n pullin out brambles and the not so little bastids prickled me. Magnifier and scaple job to get em out. One would think gardening gloves would be bramble safe.
jamesmartin
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not if youve ever dealt with brambles
Turboman
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Try cutting the stems at the base with shears or secateurs, and roll the brambles into a big bundle with a garden fork, then stab the fork into the bundle and you should be able to carry them away without touching them.
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We use 'builders' leather gloves from the DIY or, for heavier work, my husband used to wear welders gloves. Both are thorn-proof.
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blue beasty
Leaks an prone to bits dropping off
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I wrap my hands and arms wiv barbed wire, give the fookers a taste of their own medicine
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I'll second welders gauntlets ....
Turboman
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Till one pings out and smacks you on the head ...
Boiler suit and a woolly hat catch most.
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