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Normal tool for a good scaffolder - small spirit level with a magnetic base so they can stick it on a tube and still have two hands for the job.
I would just like to say
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The boy stood on the burning deck his a-- ( you should know that one )
A version of Casbianca....
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Nothing like that, weren't even waiting for the bubble to level.. more going thru the motion..
Our Jays (same family as crows) eat our walnuts. They will find the 1s on the road that have been cracked by the cars, and will often take whole 1s away.
They are clever birds.
J
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i wouldnt be surprised if they didnt place them in the road to get run over
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maybe thats why it looks excessive.. because its not steelBut but all my scaffolding is aluminium. Will the level still stick?
The 3 trees are only a couple of meters from the road, so not much need, but yes I would agree its possible.
J
Afternoon folks 
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Well it don't feel like Feb weather here, good or bad as that may be.
Started work again in the East wing as it don't freeze me fingers oft now. Looking at the possibility of getting the lawnmower out soon too.
Its warm in the sun, M came back from her afternoon walk with her hoddie tied around her waist.
Still lighting the fire most evenings just to warm the air for the evening, and put a little heat through the heating.
M made some Egg, Bacon, Mushroom & Cheese pies yesterday
No not a flan or posh Lorraine, A pucker Breakfast pie, Egg is put in whole. Without the shell of course.
All LR products working and not giving me an excuse to go to the garage.
I see everybody is fine, and checked in recently so thats good news.
J
.Well it don't feel like Feb weather here, good or bad as that may be.
Started work again in the East wing as it don't freeze me fingers oft now. Looking at the possibility of getting the lawnmower out soon too.
Its warm in the sun, M came back from her afternoon walk with her hoddie tied around her waist
.Still lighting the fire most evenings just to warm the air for the evening, and put a little heat through the heating.
M made some Egg, Bacon, Mushroom & Cheese pies yesterday
No not a flan or posh Lorraine, A pucker Breakfast pie, Egg is put in whole. Without the shell of course.All LR products working and not giving me an excuse to go to the garage
.I see everybody is fine, and checked in recently so thats good news
.J
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Bright till mid-day and then everything went downhill.
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I think it is the crows that take mine.
Last year I rescued half a dozen and planted them in pots. Imagine my horror when I discovered that 'someone' had 'dug' them all up, eaten the inside and then left the empty shells on the surface of each pot for me to clear up.
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That's how I get my oak trees thay bury them at the correct depth so the one's thay leave behind grows
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Not allowed now only steel unless its a free standing towerBut but all my scaffolding is aluminium
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Same by use nice in the Sun but are grass is definitely not growing .but the trees are starting to bud up good sign forecast is no Sun for 10daysAfternoon folks
Well it don't feel like Feb weather here, good or bad as that may be.
Started work again in the East wing as it don't freeze me fingers oft now. Looking at the possibility of getting the lawnmower out soon too.
Its warm in the sun, M came back from her afternoon walk with her hoddie tied around her waist
Still lighting the fire most evenings just to warm the air for the evening, and put a little heat through the heating.
M made some Egg, Bacon, Mushroom & Cheese pies yesterday
All LR products working and not giving me an excuse to go to the garage
I see everybody is fine, and checked in recently so thats good news
J
I was just looking at the trees and to my untrained eye it seems they are doing somethingSame by use nice in the Sun but are grass is definitely not growing .but the trees are starting to bud up good sign forecast is no Sun for 10days
.We have been in a fully charged state and float the last 3 days (wasting sunlight) the panels must be just at the right angle for this time of year .
J
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Same by use nice in the Sun but are grass is definitely not growing .but the trees are starting to bud up good sign forecast is no Sun for 10daysAfternoon folks
Well it don't feel like Feb weather here, good or bad as that may be.
Started work again in the East wing as it don't freeze me fingers oft now. Looking at the possibility of getting the lawnmower out soon too.
Its warm in the sun, M came back from her afternoon walk with her hoddie tied around her waist
Still lighting the fire most evenings just to warm the air for the evening, and put a little heat through the heating.
M made some Egg, Bacon, Mushroom & Cheese pies yesterday
All LR products working and not giving me an excuse to go to the garage
I see everybody is fine, and checked in recently so thats good news
J
Have found that to thay do say PV production in cold weather is greater but as you say could be the Angele still a bonus though I have made enquiries about turbines so hopefully will be up and running for next winterI was just looking at the trees and to my untrained eye it seems they are doing something
We have been in a fully charged state and float the last 3 days (wasting sunlight) the panels must be just at the right angle for this time of year .
J
Don't want to increase are battery bank looking for a more permanent solution
We struggle in the winter months so are looking at fitting some Better angled (3 panels) for the winter.
We wanted a turbine to supplement but the guy said no and the system doesn’t seem to allow it. Oh to have the retyred time to look further
.J
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This guy has a novel approach to solar. I like his "Sun-Tracking" pantograph to maximise the Winter sun.We struggle in the winter months so are looking at fitting some Better angled (3 panels) for the winter.
We wanted a turbine to supplement but the guy said no and the system doesn’t seem to allow it. Oh to have the retyred time to look further
J
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Commuter travel, stick it up your arse.
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