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Yes, a big spade is needed to dig out even the smallest ones. The tap root does not go straight down, it veers under another plant. Usually a plant that you want to keep, and does not want to be disturbed.

I've learned to recognize ash seedlings (well, I do have a LOT of ash trees), so out they come as soon as I notice them. Elder is the sneaky one, but the mower and strimmer keep the ones in the "neat" part of the garden under control. In the wood, I couldn't give a flying flamingo.
 

oldwheels

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Still snow showers but not currently lying much. The mountains are covered but at relatively lower levels nothing much yet tho' the temperature is falling to near zeroC just now.
When I was out yesterday there were a surprising number of motorhomes and one French camper van in the main car park.
We used to go off in winter in our motorhome but mostly stayed at sites with nice warm toilet blocks and electric hookup points. We once stayed in our then camper for nearly 2 months at a site near Aberdeen for family reasons. I wonder how this lot will cope with no sewage disposal and no available water taps to fill their tanks?
 
Wessex Auction Rooms have a toy auction on Thursday and Friday next week . I wonder what prices things will go for . If they are anything like yesterday's then they will make multiples of the top estimates .

People spending the shiny pennies that Santa put in their stockings, maybe?

I'm keeping an eye on four lots on the 'bay. Bit more mundane though, a magazine and three race programmes.
 
There is a Men's Shed on Tuesday and we were asked to take along some of the things we have made again as it is an open day . Today I decided that I would start to make another short ally mudguard but leave it at an early stage. I have one in the finished stage and one in an almost finished stage so I thought I needed another one to show how things started .
 
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