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Looking for hardcore for a patio base, about 20 tonnes in all. Just outside Brecon, mid Wales. Any local builders wanting to save a few pounds landfill costs please drop me a pm. Many thanks.

If it only runs for 6 months, and runs till 13 September 2017, it's only just begun.

Both now sold.

Price drop to £90 and £50.

Still trying with photos.

Two gun cabinets, two keys per lock. Smaller is for three guns, the larger for six. Used but in good condition, a few scuff marks where fitted but nothing else. Pick from Cardiff preferred due to the weight, but will courier if you organise it. Smaller, 3 gun, two locks - £60 Larger, 6 gun, one central lock operating three bolts at the edge and one each top and bottom - £100 Photos to follow.

Hushpower, book posted. Thanks

Tedward and Crowman, books posted. Thanks

Adventures of an Artisan Hunter - D Brian Plummer £5 + pp The Shore Shooter - Alan Savory £5 + pp Guns Wanted (a novel) - J K Stanford £5 + pp Pigeon Shooting + Archie Coats £5 + pp Shotgun marksmanship - Percy Stanbury and G L Carlisle £5 + pp Clay pigeon marksmanship - Percy Stanbury and G L Carlisle £5 + pp The pursuit of wild animals for sport - Dr John Henry Walsh £5 + pp Shooting and Stalking - Charles Coles £5 + pp The Sporting Shotgun - Robin Marshall Hall £5 + pp The Big Shots (Edwardian Shooting Parties) £5 + pp Purdeys (the guns and the family) - Richard Beaumont £5 + pp Speer reloading manual ( Number 10) £5 + pp BASC The Handbook of Shooting £5 + pp The Sporting Rifle - Robin Marshall Hall £5 + pp Shotgun shooting, techniques and technology - John Brindle £5 + pp Shooting facts and fancies - Gough Thomas £5 + pp Border Reflections - Lord Home £5 + pp The Sporting Gun - James Douglas £5 + pp The Shooting Man's Bedside Book - BB (Denys Watkins-Pitchford) £5 + pp Gun Digest, Scopes and Mounts - Bob Bell £5 + pp Gun Digest, Gun care, cleaning and refinishing - J B Wood £5 + pp Gun Digest, Combat hand gunnery - Chuck Karwan £5 + pp And finally.... A Brief History of Time - Stephen W Hawking £5 + pp All in used good condition. PM please.

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Table and chairs in good condition, £90, ono. Collect from Cardiff. Photo too big to upload but I can e mail to anyone

My MiL bought one and loves it. That said, she's 84 and her garden is flat with a lawn of about 50 square metres. She finds it easier than her previous electric mower as she hasn't the worry of a cable to cut.

Well if there is, I'm happy to 'photo fund' and give any allocation I may have to Viking. I enjoy this thread and it wouldn't be the same without the pictures.

I really do not know enough about the pros and cons of staying in or leaving to form a decision. I'm hoping, over the coming months, to be better informed by listening to the debates, but I suspect this might not happen. But I live in hope!

Kent, I've just bought a 7mm - 08 so if karbon cannot meet you and you are anywhere near South Wales.....I'd be happy to meet up and try to take bits off your hands.

If you have a .22 you should have somewhere to use it. Can't you zero it there?

I use Smidge and just a few dabs of tea tree oil on the forehead. Seems to work.

Is that a Chinese made race horse trailer?

You need to tell us which rifle you bought!!

Thanks for the advice. I've reduced the overall size and weight of the branches and staked and duck taped the trunk. I think it's worth trying and now to just hope for the best. Thanks again.

I have a large Californian Lilac bush (or small tree) in the garden which is very special. My wife died 7 weeks ago and as it was her favourite plant I placed her ashes in its shade. During the rough weather on Monday night it has blown over. The roots are still in the ground but the trunk has snapped about half way through some 6 inches off the soil. I'd rather not cut it down if it can be saved. Has anyone dealt with this sort of damage successfully? I wondered whether strapping the trunk and staking it might save it. Any advice would be welcomed. Thanks.