tree monkey

Depends on the aqueduct, there's also the Telford and the aqueduct Inn by the big bridge

If you find it burns well there may be an argument to changing to a litter tray for your own ablutions, think of the money saved on coal

As always thank you for your work on behalf of the site and its members

Have you seen the price of booze nowadays, it's not that bad if I'm honest, add a dash of lime... Everything's fine Ange, thanks

Apologies for the delay in information, life stuff has currently got in the way of further investigation, BSP will update when life gets back to normal

I'm sure there will be someone along soon who has a better grasp of the engineering issues but trees can help reduce erosion and can help hold some embankments together but it does depend on the actual underlying substrate, if that's unstable trees won't offer much long term help, most tree roots are within the top 50cm or so of the soil. On unstable sites trees eventually become a massive lever and if the soils ability to hold becomes compromised the tree will fail, commonly this failure is brought about by excessive rain or high wind/storm conditions

Oil is fine, it's the first thing I checked

This is the cap.

Dad worked at Vaxhalls for more than 20yrs, he claimed that when a member of staff ordered a car (staff discount) it would always be the most basic model but it would be fitted with all the bells and whistles whilst on the line, including having various bits and pieces hidden behind the door cards and so on