Where abouts is that? Are the post/rails chestnut then? And I notice you have plates on the top of each post, do they split if you don't?Bit of a job in the hills lately.
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Up on the side of the black mountains, yeah cleft chestnut, the plates are more of a precaution than anything else, it can split especially when driven in with the post rammer.Where abouts is that? Are the post/rails chestnut then? And I notice you have plates on the top of each post, do they split if you don't?
it's lovely round there, but I am sure it's probably a long winter. When I speak to my aunt near Hereford, it's often raining here, and sunny there!Up on the side of the black mountains, yeah cleft chestnut, the plates are more of a precaution than anything else, it can split especially when driven in with the post rammer.
Would you recommend taking a Buddha to every job?, to keep the blood pressure down a bitBit of a job in the hills lately.
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Definatley, pretty zen like about it all now.Would you recommend taking a Buddha to every job?, to keep the blood pressure down a bit