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Recycling And Frugal Living - Any Tips?
terryd replied to Matt's topic in Living Off The Land & Game Cooking
Curious on the bread recipes don’t you have to kneed it keep warm till it rises then kneed it then cook it. Bit labour intensive -
Popular spot with the rhondda boys back in the day lol
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Most likely mate
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It was very good just noticed using double you had to keep an eye every thing was right before you pulled knot tight
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Ended up about 38 yards double strand rigged on 20. Think it’s 15 deep. Ran out of twine and didn’t fancy any more. Got 3 home made nets now a 50,25 and this one. Can’t see me making any more as I have enough now to see me out. Will draw line at stop nets and gate nets from here in
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Funny you should ask mate just finished it tens minutes ago. Got stick running line on tomorrow and will pop pic up
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Thats the thing you see them scifi films and think what load a cobblers but the way things are heading.Who would thought ten years ago the uk could been locked down
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All the little pockets of woodland around my way have been bought up. Then people stick up tents little caravans timber sheds though they never seem to last long. They can be a pain to some one that likes to walk his dog. I was a walking an old forestry the other day with the dog for bit of nostalgia as I used to work in it years ago. Saw a few signs up saying private but thought nothing of it. Walks round corner and was in middle of TeePee valley. Like the little big horn swift about turn needed
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Lovely little thing look forward to hearing how she goes
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First Lurcher was given to me by the taxi driver that took us to school. He new I like hunting and stuff and one morning just handed me a Lurcher pup. Think I was about 15 at time. Poor dog ended up with some sort of mange and was dam near bald. Vet tried all sorts and couldn’t shift it. Was a blessing to be honest when it got out one night got run over. Poor bugger.
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Just finished it now. Good honest documentary it seemed. Can’t take nothing away from the guy and certainly a worker
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Looks cracking haul will you eat them or ferret food ?
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They just love digging the dirt. Media is worst thing ever for everything
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Mentally I reckon after two or there abouts. Of course it varies
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Good luck Keith hope it goes well
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That she does Neil
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Cheers mate I think we ended up around 23
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Never had a proper collie cross before. They seem have lots of character. Bit full of beans but other than that so far so good
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Can see a repeat of Scotland coming. Only matter of time no hunting with dogs any where England and Wales law on foxhunting unworkable, says police chief | Hunting | The Guardian WWW.THEGUARDIAN.COM Trail hunts used as a loophole for unlawful chasing and killing of animals, Matt Longman tells...
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Bunch smarmy idiots. Look at them. Never walked a hedge row in there lives The government blatantly in bed with the antis and open about it Sickening
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Sally had some beardie greyhound in countryman’s weekly recently
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For some one in charge of an army sending the convoy up the main road to Moscow was never going to go well. Good job he had a change of heart
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Not sure which one you mean but we have to get behind them or they will disappear like every thing else. Our local hunt had a show last weekend apparently a success. They put a ton of work and effort into it and it’s a credit to them and appreciated. I never went because when these things are quiet there not much fun. I must make the effort next year. The Welsh game fair they used have by Llandeilo used be terrific day. Thousands of people red arrows the full works. But it dwindled off and got slated by my self included. But it wasn’t there fault just a sign of the times with our gorml
