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Even though they may not reuse an old nest, it is not unusual for wasps to add on to a previous nest in a desirable spot. I've seen some that are several feet across!
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Wasps are very useful for much of the year, both for pollination and pest control. I'm no fan of them either!
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I've often noticed wasps in bags of coal, which then start waking up again when the heat inside the boat warms them up to break winter dormancy. Vinegar is an excellent antidote for wasp stings.
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Too many egos at work these days, in a confrontation no one is prepared to be seen to lose - even if they were in the wrong.
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It may be a corporate promotional gift, sent out to customers/contractors.
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As a generalisation multi fuel stoves are heavier built and many have some form of baffle between fire and flue.
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I was just going on what I was told when Hawkesbury was in Stockton for steelwork and had no reason to doubt it having worked on it myself.
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As many people do, I used the nearest metric equivalent.
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The big boats had 6mm sides and baseplate, and the engine room is just under 3mm thick.
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