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cable damascus knife , first one .
Tuzo replied to midnight's topic in Countryside Skills, Craft & DIY
Thats what I was just going to say Tristian, the wire ropes from a crane would be good. -
No its not that one Paulus.......... Longdog, I think you can only buy direct..........or from his son. He does visit some of the fowl sites so I'd say if you put enquiries elswhere you'll get a response sooner or later.
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Cheers fellas
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I'm sorry if this is in the wrong section but I would like some advice on cctv. I'm looking for a cheap set-up that will have two cameras, useable at night, microphone and will hopefully record any wrong doings. A motion sensor would be ideal. I've looked on ebay and there are literally thousands..........has anyone bought a set-up that would suit my needs and are happy with it ? If so where from and how much ? Thanks in advance for any help.
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Arguably the best in the world................
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That might be the case for cars......but the Trafic is exactly the same van as the Vivaro and Primastar they,re just badged up different....nothing wrong with the second generation Trafics...and they,re English made Had a yard of 50 odd vans years ago the Trafic was just as popular and no more or less issues than any of the other medium sized vans. Thats dead right Gnasher, I worked for Renault for 12 years and although the cars are sailed in from various countries-the trafics are brought by road from Luton to the dispatch centres.
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The one with partridge is good.
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Doga there are plenty of asil bantams around (not reza)-but like I say they are often crossbreeds. There are some bred down from reza's but most are not. Skimmed off the net........ Bantam Asil Weight: Up to 0.75 kg. Bantam Asil have been created at the end of the 19th century by an English breeder named William Flamank Entwisle. The breed got very popular after its creation but after a couple of decades interest in this variety slowly died out. Until the beginning of the 1980s nothing was heard about these little Asil. A Belgian breeder named Willy Coppens created them again using
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Aseel in name Goldy, they are usually made up of different breeds.
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Malays have a walnut come.
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That looks like a chaffinch Paulus ?
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I'd go one step further and say the breed isn't very hardy as a whole.
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Crossbreed or not he is a gamebird and should give the impression he can do a task, from the picture he looks a little short in the leg which makes him top heavy.
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Some asil do come walnut combed. I too would ike to see a bit more lift.
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I haven't seen a Linnet round here for years, well not properly anyway. I see the odd pair flying over and remember 20-30 years ago when the hedges were full of them. I was absolutely over the moon when I saw this fella feeding his hen in a small bramble patch in next doors garden. Apologies for picture quality in advance as it was very difficult to get anywhere near him and I don't own a good camera.
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The top bird is walnut combed................how much would he weigh ?
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Take notice of your avatar................... Them dinosaur chickens in yours need a good feed, wouldn't get a decent meal of them!!!!! A fat lad like you wouldn't................
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Take notice of your avatar...................
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No like you to drop a bollock.................. :laugh:
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Spiderpig was back on the other day...............
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The bird above is for sale, can come with a hen or possibly two.
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Pair or possibly trio for sale.
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SOLD..........................SOLD............................SOLD
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England Terrier & Lurcher show, Flixton Scarborough.
Tuzo replied to wren's topic in Gamefairs, Meet Up's and Events
The weather doesnt look good ................ http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/yh/scarborough_forecast_weather.html -
Millet have you hidden the pretty little chickens ?
