tree monkey
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Worked for me, mind you last I saw them they were in a sainsbury carrier bag
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Partial loss of propulsion
tree monkey replied to Johny London's topic in Boat Building & Maintenance
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My old cauliflower had 22mm connections to the heating coil which appeared to have no reduction in diameter in the coil itself which I suspect might help your quest, unfortunately it wasn't labeled so no real help, sorry The new one had 15mm conections which I didn't notice when buying it, this went a long way towards my screaming abb dabs during the fitting process
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Contact Brian on NB Alton. http://www.nbalton.co.uk
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Twin motion activated chainguns, bit messy and the occasional cyclist gets caught but no one has untied my boat
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I think the stuff we were talking about was vermiculite fire brick
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Just like a modern version of the day visits to Bedlam to see the mad folk chained to the walls
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There are two biggish hotels near the Glendrid roundabout, just outside chirk The lord morton The lion quays Plus Llangollen is full of B&B type hotels, plenty of supermarkets in Wrexham to stock up for the trip or if you want to try some local colour go to Stans supermarket, there is also a superb butcher in Llangollen itself
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A friend suffered a slightly adverse reaction to puffball, only slightly, he just had to stop every few miles on the drive home and throw up and spent the remaining night at home with his head down the bog. He still goes green when talking about it It is rare though, hope you enjoy it
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Justify the work to the TO or forestry commission. I have other less interesting things to do right now, if your genuinely interested I will happily answer your questions and help with any tree issues you might have but as I suspect this is not the point of this I am going to leave you to it. Good luck with your battle with peel
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If the tree hasn't been covered by the various constraints fill your boots
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Because the tree has had some planning constraints placed upon it
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To the local TO or forestry commission
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Justify the work
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As I keep saying, as long as the tree isn't covered by the various constraints, fill your boots
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Well as I keep saying, as long as the tree isn't covered by the various constraints, fill your boots
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As long as the tree isn't covered by the various constraints, fill your boots
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As I have said as long as it isn't covered by the various constraints, fill your boots
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Thats obviously your decision
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You are a very very lucky man then, I would happily offer you my professional opinion on how best to retain the tree safely but at the same time if I considered it dangerous I would also help you with your dealings with the local TO on how to deal with the issue
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Still is, although I point at stuff nowadays, my climbing days are over
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As I said as long as it is not protected by the various constraints, fill your boots
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As I said as long as its not protected under the various constraints you can fill your boots
