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That's belting.The stocks set it off nicely.

Thanks they are nearly half the price.I know lanskis are good,but the stones wont be unique to them.

Has anyone had any experiences good or bad on the copy Lansky sharpening systems,The rod and stone type?

Around 20 mpg.

Bang on the money there.All of the places I used to roam over,are now houses.

I feel very much the same.Luckily my lad is following me into shooting.I am 60 now and have been shooting since I was 15.Its changed dramatically nothing for the better in my opinion.

Daughter had the bigger engines toureg. it was 3 litre diesel or just over.Nice car but very thirsty.Went over rough ground ok.

Great idea.Never seen one like it anywhere.

Yes he is a fantastic and skillful engineer.Genius really.I love the flying milliard it's just so crazy.

Pretty much the same really. It's certainly been very different in many ways to what we have been used to.

How very true.He gave the country a massive boost in what was a very low point,RIP sir

Our force insist on the report and my GP completed the tick box proforma that I took with me and charged me fifty quid.

Yes I've had it In bottles. It's very,very nice.In fact most if not all their beers/ales are good.I like hobgoblin from witchwood brewery equally.

When I had mine.The day after I had a very sore arm.Bit like I had been punched really hard. That lasted the day after only.Thats all I had,nothing else

The only way to keep numbers down without causing problems to anything else in the food chain,is to do what we are doing now.Its the only safe and economical way.Getting this across will always be difficult though.Humane shooting and trapping works.And always has.

It's just after 7.30 but I take your point.

I have a G shock.Not the mudmaster though.Its a really tough watch keeps excellent time and has big hands. As you can see its had a tough ish life but it's still working fine.

Heysham head used to sell nettle beer.Dont know if it's still made.

I seem to remember topmark cartridges in the early 80's.Used them for Clay's.I think the 12 bore ones were also green.But it was a while ago.

Definitely not the submerged part of a ships towable log.

Nothing at all on the fylde coast.Pretty normal really.

Lancashire started last September. I have my pro forma at the gp,s as we speak.i have been informed there will be a charge.No idea of the cost yet.

I have a viessmen it's a great boiler.A lot more economical than the old one.Came with a 5 year warranty.Never had a problem at all.

I had the diesel version of the one with the wheel on the back door.Suprisingly very capable off road.swapped it in for a newer shaped one which although a great car not as good off road.

That looks great.For a first attempt outstanding really.It will make a stunning blade.