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Woodburner
Joined: 26 Jul 2007
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Location: Deepest Essex, well, a village...
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The roof is so well insulated you're not likely to get condensation there, the walls might tho.
Brilliant job btw  |
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fletch
Joined: 31 Jan 2008
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Location: Horsham, West Sussex
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| Yep .... first class & a brilliant effort D! |
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Dopey
Joined: 13 Feb 2008
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Location: Heathrow (Outer Mongolia)
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| Well i WAS going off roading, but i have no clutch!! it was fine yesterday when i filled it up too, oh well a 50 year old car will do things like that, but i now have the time to finish my hen house off i guess |
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Sedgewort Bramble
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Well if you own one of those 'Old things' what do you expect??
Ha ha ha!
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Dopey
Joined: 13 Feb 2008
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Location: Heathrow (Outer Mongolia)
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Yea But my heater works Bob  |
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Sedgewort Bramble
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Oh Tony,
You know how to hurt someone don't you?? 
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Woodburner
Joined: 26 Jul 2007
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Location: Deepest Essex, well, a village...
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You shouldn't have laughed  |
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Dopey
Joined: 13 Feb 2008
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Location: Heathrow (Outer Mongolia)
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| He would have but his heaters broken and hes cold but then again at least he can drive his!! |
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Sedgewort Bramble
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Still you can sit on your drive in the warm!!!!.
You could always put a nest box and a couple of perches in yours and turn it into a chook house.
Meowwwww? |
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leggy
Joined: 14 Feb 2008
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| hey dopey what you got, i got a 62,landy with a 3.5 v8 and 3 sped auto that i got to fix needs a new coolant hose its been sat in my yard for 2 years used as a shed.lol |
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Dopey
Joined: 13 Feb 2008
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Location: Heathrow (Outer Mongolia)
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Hi leggy i have SII 1958 swb Landy, its pretty much original (ish) im in the S2 Club so is Bob that’s how we know each other
This is going to be the last of the photos, its just about finished now apart for the chicken wire, the guy next door to me is getting me some for FREE, so its did cost only £0 in the end, have a look at the perch please, is the bit the hens stand on too wide?i painted it to blend in with the back ground
Its Lime Green and Blue, with some Turquoise thrown in, and i didn’t clean the brush between using the different colours ]  |
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Sedgewort Bramble
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Too wide. 2 inches square with the edges rounded off would be ideal. Whats that door bolt???
Looks shiny.....Hope you didn't pay for it!!
You may have to extend bottom supports, don't want them falling off their perch do you.
Landy fixed yet?? 
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Dopey
Joined: 13 Feb 2008
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Location: Heathrow (Outer Mongolia)
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| Quote: | Whats that door bolt???
Looks shiny.....Hope you didn't pay for it!! Razz |
I found it in the shed (honest Guv') i wouldn't cheat
I will cut the perch a little narrower then by about 1/2
Ta Mucho Bob
No leaving it, gona change the gearbox anyway, and put an overdrive in, so, the clutch plate etc, so i might as well do it then, i need parts fist, so probably Friday (ish) |
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Sedgewort Bramble
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Just looking a photo's. The fence between and your neighbour looks just the right height.................
for your birds to 'pop' next door.
Will they...........yes 
Why........because they can 
If there's something they can fall over/in/through/down, or get stuck in, they will 
Why because they're chickens  |
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Dopey
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Location: Heathrow (Outer Mongolia)
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| A Boom handle? |
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