ollie989898
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Cyclists on the roads are now considered an extreme hazard. If you can retrieve their organs safely, please do so but remember to set your hand-brake before you get out. Go for the liver, they are the most valuable.
Could do with clarification on cyclists distance and lockdown from gov
- Thread starter andybk
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- Mendips Somerset
lol , for the 5 dry warm days a year ,
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- Mendips Somerset
to eat or transplant ?
- Location
- West Suffolk
Not clear to me? What you saying??
davidroberts30
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- Location
- pembrokeshire
Castlemartin firing range has been real busy last few days too
Exfarmer
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- Location
- Bury St Edmunds
When I as farming near the Stamford battle area, it was nothing unusual for a passing low flying tornado to line up on you and do a practice run. First time it happened it was pants changing time as you never heard them till the afterburners went on as they went over 20 foot up. More than once seen them laughing as they went past
SilliamWhale
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Ban it !!
And ban cheap infected English straw coming down here too !!!
Oh christ yes!
- Location
- 200 miles N,NW of New York
@Exfarmer, @Forage Trader,
if you have bad knees try rubbing on "Tiger balm" (can buy it online) twice a day, keep it up for a month, and you will see a tremendous difference,
the side effect is it smells sort of like Vic, and does get on the bed clothes and inside of your trousers,
but you will be amazed by how much better your knees will be
if you have bad knees try rubbing on "Tiger balm" (can buy it online) twice a day, keep it up for a month, and you will see a tremendous difference,
the side effect is it smells sort of like Vic, and does get on the bed clothes and inside of your trousers,
but you will be amazed by how much better your knees will be
- Location
- Ceredigion
Thats my regulation exercise done for today
- Location
- Scottish Highlands
There used to be a low level flight line over my house to the target. I tried all sorts of things to get them to move it. Then I saw an article in Readers Digest about US farmers planting crops in patterns, sometimes to show the face of some famous person, then charging punters to go up in a balloon to view them. The article said the pictures could be seen from Outer Space.
I sent the cutting to Whitehall with the following note: "I've been trying to get you guys to move the low level flight path from directly over my house but I can't seem to get through to the right person. So I am writing you one last note. It will be written in very large letters on 25 acres in Roundup but it's pretty expensive herbicide. So the wording will be short and to the point. As you will see from the enclosed article, it should be visible from space. I would imagine it will give the Russian astronauts a good laugh though".
They moved the flight line.
Bogweevil
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Those pesky cyclists won't out pedal a jet!
laich
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I stay, under the approach to the runway at RAF Lossiemouth. There has been no more flying out of here than normal. The pilots have to do a certain amount of flying hours, every month. Bombing practice is part of this.
2wheels
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- Location
- aberdeenshire
aye used to strafe us too. heard them coming for about 10secs and as they got louder and louder as i was sitting on the tractor thinking the bugger is so low he's going to hit me and then the blast of noise as they went over.
gone up the hill
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- Location
- Devon
Roads around here very busy today but not with cars or bikes ( well except outside the supermarket where there was 300 odd people queuing up for hours to get a loaf of bread ) but overseas lorry's..
The lockdown only seems to apply if you live in the UK, anyone else can carry on like normal!
The lockdown only seems to apply if you live in the UK, anyone else can carry on like normal!
yellow belly
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- Location
- south west lincolnshire
Most people will have caught Coronavirus when inside
it only needs 90 percent of people do the isolation properly for Coronavirus will die out
with measals 90 percent vaccination success gives enough coverage to prevent spread
some people cannot have the vaccine and some it does not work
When on the tractor cyclists are a pain especially in bigger groups
their biggest risk is catching the virus from the cyclist in front
it only needs 90 percent of people do the isolation properly for Coronavirus will die out
with measals 90 percent vaccination success gives enough coverage to prevent spread
some people cannot have the vaccine and some it does not work
When on the tractor cyclists are a pain especially in bigger groups
their biggest risk is catching the virus from the cyclist in front
gone up the hill
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- Location
- Devon
Trouble is there is no vaccine currently for this virus and wont be for at least 12/ 18 months.
There will be nothing left of the country if its locked down like this for that long!
Cowabunga
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- Location
- Ceredigion,Wales
Thank the Lord for small mercies.
Cowabunga
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- Location
- Ceredigion,Wales
Woops! Spoke too soon. Should have known better.
Cowabunga
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- Location
- Ceredigion,Wales
I can vividly remember back to 1978 when I was forage harvesting in the field above the house in a MF 595 with a Kidd double chop behind, when I was targeted several times by a rather frightening Fairchild A10 tankbuster aircraft. It's a plane that you cannot mistake, because it has two large jet engines fitted near the tail, above the fuselage. The damn thing came at me at a strafing angle so I could see the pilots head and visor clearly. Probably an American Air Force plane at the time, although I never noticed markings. Well I wouldn't, with the thing jetting down at me, head on.
I can vividly remember back to 1978 when I was forage harvesting in the field above the house in a MF 595 with a Kidd double chop behind, when I was targeted several times by a rather frightening Fairchild A10 tankbuster aircraft. It's a plane that you cannot mistake, because it has two large jet engines fitted near the tail, above the fuselage. The damn thing came at me at a strafing angle so I could see the pilots head and visor clearly. Probably an American Air Force plane at the time, although Ioticed markings. Well I wouldn't, with the thing jetting down at me, head on.
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I had exactly the same experience with the same aircraft. Tractor hoeing sugar beet with my uncle on the IH574 in June 1987. I can still see the plane do a slow roll and come in for the kill. My uncle reckoned the pilot could have seen the time on his watch.
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I had exactly the same experience with the same aircraft. Tractor hoeing sugar beet with my uncle on the IH574 in June 1987. I can still see the plane do a slow roll and come in for the kill. My uncle reckoned the pilot could have seen the time on his watch.