cragrat

Yup, seems the "friendly neighbour" who caused all the agro re noise has done us a bit of a favour in the end as the ground has improved exponentially I'd still like to warm the gimps lugs up tho....

As above , fairly easy to sort out for a sparky but very difficult to explain, once an intermediate circuit has a conductor in the wrong place it'll not work , get the landlord onto it chap D

My local ground too, doing a lot of work to it.always changing the traps By the way it's in knaresborough not harrogate, we locals get quite sensitive about that .... Lol.. ;-)

As said pallets make great firewood, no good if you don't have a log burner.as for breaking them up they are a doddle with a claw hammer and small crowbar Last load I had I remade my log store with them, looks so much nicer than pse

Called in today,just up the road from me,got a cheap wax coat for work and a good mate of mine spoke to a bloke with a beard about a ten magazine shotgun and ended up getting a semi instead..!!! Purchase of the show for me was a Purdy for £28k.....if only !!!

Hmm! Interested, the wife says she's gonna get me a new coat, I'll point her in this direction

I concur there are some excellent shooting grounds oop north I regularly use Kelbrooke, they are very friendly and helpfull, we always leave happy though sometimes convinced the cartridges they have sold have been blanks... Rufforth is pretty good too.

Cheers folks,I know all about hobbies making you skint,I've also got a cosworth Am I glutton for punishment?

Just a quick hello to introduce myself, My names Darren,I used to shoot air rifles a lot as a kid but that'll be 25 or so years ago now. I went clay pigeon shooting a fair few years ago for the first time (for my fathers 60th) and hadn't been again since last Saturday when a very good mate of mine invited me along,and well I have to say I'm probably hooked We are going again next Saturday Anyway that's a brief history of me folks. Daz.