Mr. Merkel
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That looks a nice plump fish, well done.
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Hi all I am selling this shirt on behalf of a friend who asked me to put it on Ebay for him but thought I would try it on here first as it may be of benefit to a member looking for such a shirt .Its a cotton/wool mix 80/20 Viyella tattersall shirt size 18 neck its not new but has never been worn and still in the original packaging.This shirt is for sale at £50 posted.
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Green Niffi V neck shooting jumper Size is large in pure new wool and in great condition.Has a motif of man and 2 black labs on the chest.Jumper measures 25.5 inches pit to pit 30.75 inches overall length.£20 plus £4.00 postageBarbour chunky knit crew neck jumper, blue/grey mix wool, excellent condition.46 chest, which measures 25.5 inched pit to pit with an overall length of 29 inches.£35 plus £4.00 postage.Both jumpers are in really great condition the photos don't do them credit as I had difficulty resizing them, higher quality pictures can be emailed
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This is an interesting video the circumstances he describes work for me on the Norfolk coast, but the fact that you are out trying is good everyday session is a school day.
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Tale from the river bank is worth a watch, search out myths and monsters a Llandegfed reservoir pike fishing episode.
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Yes please message sent.
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There was some footage circulating a week or so ago of two police horses being attacked by an American bulldog, the owner was doing very little to get his dog under control I couldn't see him with a lead a brave member of the public grabbed the dog by its collar, but in the back ground there were people walking past even a woman with a push chair. that incident although unpleasant as it was could have been far worse. The brain of Britain owner stated that his dog was safe and friendly.
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Really sad to read this, I have admired his cartoons in shooting types but was unaware of his connection with help for heroes RIP
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It would depend on what act and section he was charged under, I think that it would be unlikely he was charged with possession of a firearm without a certificate and more likely possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life, so he could be a certificate holder. But I have been retired for a long time and things change.
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One of these.
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I use a recipe close to yours a little less milk 100mils but an additional 2 tsp baking powder, they rise fine.
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Carr & Day & Martin
Belvoir leather balsam is really good a 500 ml tin will last years, I use it on all my leather goods except boots.
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I am happy with what I have but truly regret selling a Charles Boswell SLE live pigeon gun and would love to have it back.
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Hi, this may help to explain things
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I went down this path some years ago (about 14) and bought a left handed Blaser F3 and not looked back its still my gun of choice, this isn't an ad for Blaser but go for a true left handed gun.
All the best
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Facebook and the local yellow pages can be a good source to find a log supplier.
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Kitchen Sanctuary is also worth a look some really nice ideas on dishes there,
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We saw some in our garden this year for the first time, really nice to watch they loved the salvias but little else.
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Another for Leder gris works well for me.
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These have served me very well
https://www.screwfix.com/p/site-320-nitrile-foam-coated-gloves-red-black-medium/108fr
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I have difficulty with stiffness in my fingers and fading eyesight so I stick to 2 knots if I can get away with them the albright for braid to fluro leaders and palomar for hooks and swivels.
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Would "Aces" fit in your cross word as experts
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I wish you luck with your research
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Try a Googling "The Firearms Co., Bridge Water Somerset ". I am pretty sure they were known for the single barrel shotgun Argyle.
Best of luck
New String for pull through
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Hi Stimo22, cannot help you with the name of the cord, however I saw this on ebay recently it may be of use to you item 276097682729
Its pull through cord for Bren and enfield rifles dated 1944
Hope it maybe of help