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Morning All. 
Another day begins. Great to be alive isn't it?
Have a great day!
Another day begins. Great to be alive isn't it?
Have a great day!
I would just like to say
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12-15" deep 12" wide, sub base is 2.5 ft feet of hardcore.
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I used sarkin board cause it was already treated didnt bother with treating it with anything else in case it harmed the hogs
we have a wire one now with imitation foliage over it.
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Moring all tis over case here atm still warm though. Off for a wee walk aboot ootside.
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Suns oot
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Plywood and cover it with cold bitumen paint and roofing felt.
Or, shiplap boards that have been around a bit to dry out.
Unlikely the hog's will try to eat the wood if you are providing other tasty treats.
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Lucky you!Its hot hot hot
Tapps oan as its too hot !
Is it to early for a cauld beer ?
We are going through our second day of thunderstorms, yesterday's put the lights off once and the whole power down twice.
Right pain.
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My "driven hubs" project for the trike has ground to a halt.
In their infinite wisdom the nice folks at Sturmey Archer (curse them) have ensured that there are no perpendicular/right-angled faces against which to trap a drive-dog. All the possible faces I have tried are at sloping angles which will have a drive-dog "climbing" up the slope. I may have to resort to making holes in the hub to drill & tap in order to affix a drive-plate.
I had hoped to avoid doing anything that marked the hub as non-standard in any way. Ho-Hum.
In their infinite wisdom the nice folks at Sturmey Archer (curse them) have ensured that there are no perpendicular/right-angled faces against which to trap a drive-dog. All the possible faces I have tried are at sloping angles which will have a drive-dog "climbing" up the slope. I may have to resort to making holes in the hub to drill & tap in order to affix a drive-plate.
I had hoped to avoid doing anything that marked the hub as non-standard in any way. Ho-Hum.
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Shouldn't live in a 3rd world country then.Lucky you!
We are going through our second day of thunderstorms, yesterday's put the lights off once and the whole power down twice.
Right pain.
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We had this discussion before but I think the outcome was "I have a mate with a hoist so I don't need to worry".I see no pit?..
Lift or pit, your knees and back will hate you if you don’t
J
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Hmm! will teach me to read to the end of the thread. trubble is I'm in a hurry as there is another thunderstorm around and I'm only on line as W has some Zoom thing on and she'll be Miss Depressed 2023 if she can't do it. so we are playing Russian Roulette with the Sosh box.Lift init bro
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Good for you!
Obvs we can't get the same stuff but we are not overun with the little critturs.
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Ill send you a cubic metre or 300!!!
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That's a shame. Have they changed the design and if so can you get hold of second-hand ones?My "driven hubs" project for the trike has ground to a halt.
In their infinite wisdom the nice folks at Sturmey Archer (curse them) have ensured that there are no perpendicular/right-angled faces against which to trap a drive-dog. All the possible faces I have tried are at sloping angles which will have a drive-dog "climbing" up the slope. I may have to resort to making holes in the hub to drill & tap in order to affix a drive-plate.
I had hoped to avoid doing anything that marked the hub as non-standard in any way. Ho-Hum.
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Afternoon folks .
Well it seems the rain in the afternoon has stopped, we have been on mornings only for the last 3-4 days, like being back in SG again.
Working on the list of pool chemicals probably going up Monday for these.
But a slight glitch in plans has appeared, Mums in hospital with Pneumonia, so we will see how it goes, maybe fly back Monday.
Spoke with her today(facetime, tech is great in the right place) and she seems perky, but I have an excuse as I need to renew my passport this year anyway, worry about Dad too, so I can see flight tickets in my future.
Luckily, My late brothers partner is a real gem and has been taking Dad over to visit and sorting him out. Just wish he would put his hearing aid in when he answers the phone.
Apart from that the bloody grass is going nuts
, cant wait for it to be burnt yellow.
The birds are flying around with beakfulls of bugs to feed their young.
Just fed the cat the last chicken leg raw, believe it or not as he eats it all it works out cheaper than the processed pouches of rubbish.
J
.Well it seems the rain in the afternoon has stopped, we have been on mornings only for the last 3-4 days, like being back in SG again
.Working on the list of pool chemicals probably going up Monday for these.
But a slight glitch in plans has appeared, Mums in hospital with Pneumonia, so we will see how it goes, maybe fly back Monday.
Spoke with her today(facetime, tech is great in the right place) and she seems perky, but I have an excuse as I need to renew my passport this year anyway, worry about Dad too, so I can see flight tickets in my future.
Luckily, My late brothers partner is a real gem and has been taking Dad over to visit and sorting him out. Just wish he would put his hearing aid in when he answers the phone
.Apart from that the bloody grass is going nuts
, cant wait for it to be burnt yellow.The birds are flying around with beakfulls of bugs to feed their young
.Just fed the cat the last chicken leg raw, believe it or not as he eats it all it works out cheaper than the processed pouches of rubbish
.J
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Nor did I reeely, but I thort the question made sense?!!!I dunt unnerstan the original posty
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