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How did the drive go? Would have loved to been up that way yesterdayOriginally posted by EternalOptimist View PostI got back from Fort William yesterday. I got a great tan walking the cow trail and then sitting outside the jacobite bar while the missus went shopping.
Brilliant

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Thanks for the tip!Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostAlso handy for tipping down the outside drain of a family law solicitor.Comment
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Spectacular, Glen Coe was as you described, and I got a perfectly framed shot of loch Lomand, with mountain reflections, and a carpet of bluebells in the forgroundOriginally posted by Torran View PostHow did the drive go? Would have loved to been up that way yesterday
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got a shiver up my spine (a good one) just reading that.Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostSpectacular, Glen Coe was as you described, and I got a perfectly framed shot of loch Lomand, with mountain reflections, and a carpet of bluebells in the forground

really really jealous
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Top tip ! Move all the fence posts along a foot or so, no need for digging up the old stuff.Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostWise words.
My Mother thought an estimate of £100 too expensive so decided that I could replace two panels for her when I next visited instead. The panels themselves are a doddle to replace, it’s the posts that are a nightmare. Removing about a cubic foot of concrete a foot down isn’t quick or fun. My tip is not to even try to chip away at the concrete unless you have heavy duty power tools – it took me three hours per post. You need to dig around the concrete mass and pull the thing out whole. Putting a new post in is easy though, you can buy a bag of post concrete for that and it sets in minutes.
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Lomand? Shirley?Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostSpectacular, Glen Coe was as you described, and I got a perfectly framed shot of loch Lomand, with mountain reflections, and a carpet of bluebells in the forground

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Oops, sp. Lomond
I did notice something that left me gob smacked
Highland outfit for hire (the Saltire) in the high st, for weddings etc
£785 for the day
Blooming heck. You could get a new fence for that
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no chance!! £78.50 for a days hire or full outfit bought for £785.Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostOops, sp. Lomond
I did notice something that left me gob smacked
Highland outfit for hire (the Saltire) in the high st, for weddings etc
£785 for the day
Blooming heck. You could get a new fence for that

Must have been. They'd be out of business if they were asking £700 nicker for a days hireComment
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