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DCLane

Found in the Yorkshire hills ...
Looks to be wet all day here. I’m inclined to get a walk in, in this weather, rather than ride. Weekend looks drier.

Wet here too. I decided to go track racing in the dry at Manchester.
 

Jenkins

Legendary Member
Location
Felixstowe
Good morning from Soggy Suffolk as there's been more rain this morning in addition to last night's wetness. First cuppa downed and a quick trip into Felixstowe is in prospect after breakfast as I need to get a couple of birthday cards and some weedkiller I reserved for collection. Later on I'll drop the Spa Elan into the bike shop to have the brake hoses professionally cut to size and then do a big shop and get a tank of diesel ready for the weekend.
 
That's the car dropped off at the garage for 4 new tyres. See how long it take Mrs 73 to get though these.

so fun getting new tires! congratulations!
 

Speicher

Vice Admiral
Moderator
I have a question for people who know about woody things. Long story short there were some railway sleepers large timbers to stop me falling down a steep bank at the end of the garden. After about ten years the sleepers rotted and were replaced. The old ones were placed nearby in the hope they would rot away, but this is not happening and just looks a mess. I do not mind a bit of a mess, if it will be beneficial to insects etc.

I could turn them over, and my question is whether insects and/or small rodents, snakes etc, would nest underneath. If the wood has rotted, I assume any preservative treatment has "gone", but is it still toxic to insects? I asked my neighbour and he thinks it would be okay, but I am not sure. What is more toxic, leaving them to rot in situ, or taking them to the tip, where they are likely to go into an incinerator.

What does the panel think?
 

pawl

Legendary Member
For any afficionados of that era, Elkie Brooks, followed by Joan Armatrading, are in concert this evening on BBC Four.

Great Last time I saw Elkie Brooks was at Loughborough Town Hall
She had to abort the performance at the interval .She was back again a few weeks later.Tickets were valid from last performance
Good value one and a half shows for the price of one
 
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