Arry
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Any you guys done field walking for Stone Age flints? I found my first ones while sat in a hide pigeon shooting, while sat waiting I spotted two flints at my feet. Pick them up and as I held them thought somebody was hunting on this spot maybe 3000 years ago. Any way I started looking for them after the fields where ploughed and harrowed and after a good shower of rain. Hope they may be of some interest. This is a Oblique Arrow head late neolithic about 4000 years old or so I was told. Very small Leaf Shaped Arrow Head. Two small barbs 20mm long, stuck in the s
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Hope things go well for the dog mate. Bxstard when some thing that seem so small can escalate. Cheers Arry
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Never realised there was a post already Lol. Its already on the second page only heard this morning. Great same he was a real card. Cheers Arry
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R.I.P Johny Kingdom Exmoor wild life photographer. Seems to have been killed in a digger accident. Alway made me smile with his accent and the way he was. Cheers Arry
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Thats a good example. Good to show people. I think I'm right in saying there is more people poisoned by them than any other mushroom. Cheers Arry
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Nice fresh one that, haven't seen one of them in years now. Your right about needing some rain, lots of young stuff coming but starting to dry out. Been finding Bolete's but not sure what they are. Think they are called "Iodene Boletus" cut white no red, no staining and no bloody good Lol. Cheers Arry
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Thanks mate bit far for some fungi, I'm down near Torbay mate. Nice of you to think of me though. Been out today few Chanterelles, need some rain its dry as a chip. Atb. Cheers Arry
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I broke one apart I think there is other components, Quite a while ago now but think there was a capacitor and a resistor in there mate. Cheers Arry
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Just saw your post, thought I would have a mess about. Got an old radio tape player out that my lad left behind turned in on Long wave and bxgger me it started clicking it was on about 150 KHz to 160 KHz down near the bottom end. That was a MK 1 collar. Cheers Arry
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You know I said there were loads in the town where I live, well they only wanted to a have a gay road crossing, instead of a black and white zebra crossing they wanted a rainbow coloured one. Even the council were in favour, would have been the only one in the world FFS. Cheers Arry
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Gone over to using similar one Called Renata, I will never go back to using them cheap ones. Cheers Arry
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Three parts of the way through last season I had collars go down when ferrets were under ground. On one occasion I had two to ground and both went dead this was still okay and used a third ferret to find them, all sorted with a small dig. This could have been a bit different on some of the other ground we do. Any way its the cheap batteries we had bought of eBay you know the ones 100 for about a tenner, they would suddenly die. Also I think they leak as I was alway cleaning the centre copper pin in the collar that had got black. Started using good quality ones that are made for hearing aids ne
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Town where I live is full of them, but why do they all seem to have red hair? Also a higher % of them are lesbian anti's Cheers Arry
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I was at school in the 50s and 60s didn't like the dinners much, the dinner lady's used to ladle the sloppy mince meat on to the plate it looked like a cow pat. The butter beans were like wood (still can't eat them to this day), Liver was like leather. Used to eat it as wasn't getting another meal. Used to like them little bottles of milk though and remember the caretaker would drink one down in a oner used to fascinate us kids how he could do that Lol. Cheers Arry
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I can't stand cats in my back garden pissing and shitting on and around my veg or creeping up at the bird tables etc. The guy two doors up said as he laughed saw my cat sneaking up on the birds on your feeders. I said so did I and he soon fxcked off when I twatted it with a paint ball from my blow pipe, it wiped the smile off his face. I have to cover all my veg and if I clear a bit of ground, I don't see why people can just let a cat out to roam other people gardens and murder all the wild life in the area. Seems to be the only animal you can own that you do not have to be responsible for an
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Vin try an email to your local MP, surprising what happens when they get involved. I would have your lads base ball bat that he left hanging about near the front door real handy. Worrying hope you get it sorted. Cheers Arry
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Out for a forage today, nice feed of Field Mushrooms and Chanterelle's and a few Charcoal Burners. Cheers Arry
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So, Tell Us, What Are Ye All At In The Veg Garden?
Arry replied to JohnGalway's topic in Living Off The Land & Game Cooking
I don't grow Chillies but put my Tomato's in about the second week in Feb with heat underneath. There up about a week later I then keep them inside in a bay window, you get a real good start that way and you could use your own seed. In the past I've grown the woosy birds eyes chillies it work on them. Worth a try mate. Cheers Arry -
Should have known GL you would be eating the pig Lol. Cheers Arry
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Happy Birthday yesterday mate and may you have many more. Atb Cheers Arry
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Looks well tidy that mate, my mouth is watering looking at them. Out tomorrow with Darren of here and his girl friend and Bry my mate hope we can find some stuff. Will be hoping for some Giant Puff balls but only found one last year, Bry found a couple. Just finished knocking up some big pasties a bit of survival food for tomorrow Lol. Cheers Arry
