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I have a sand based lawn, so its not that "hard". About 220 Sq metres though, so back-breaking...the fork was an easier option (hard on the feet), since the plugs got stuck in the hollow tines and I spent more time getting them out of them.
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Exact same one, by coincidence.Originally posted by Scruff View PostThe lawn aerator that I ordered, was so hard to use (required effort to insert deep enough to extract cores) that I landed up using a garden fork to aerate the garden!
Is it one like this, per chance?
Kingfisher Hollow Tine Lawn Aerator: Amazon.co.uk: Garden & Outdoors
It does take a lot of effort but really it's all about mass rather than muscle. Wish I hadn't lost that stone now. I might have to get me and the wife to stand on it together, I'm sure if I was heavier it would be quite easy.
Lucky I only need to do a small area, if it was a decent sized lawn I'd rent a machine (and a man to operate it).
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Not unless they are under itOriginally posted by zemoxyl View PostDunno : injured-pride Boks always seem to produce something special.
We've got the All-Blacks. Always hopeful for that first ever win - maybe the new surface will do it for us?
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Dunno : injured-pride Boks always seem to produce something special.Originally posted by oracleslave View Post

Ireland were excellent and we were tulip. Our nice win streak against Eng in jeopardy next weekend.
We've got the All-Blacks. Always hopeful for that first ever win - maybe the new surface will do it for us?
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Originally posted by norrahe View PostFTFY


Ireland were excellent and we were tulip. Our nice win streak against Eng in jeopardy next weekend.
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The lawn aerator that I ordered, was so hard to use (required effort to insert deep enough to extract cores) that I landed up using a garden fork to aerate the garden!Originally posted by d000hg View PostBalls. The lawn aerator I ordered has arrived today but the PS3 game hasn't.
Is it one like this, per chance?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0060LSEQU
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Balls. The lawn aerator I ordered has arrived today but the PS3 game hasn't.
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TFA
Tonight catching up on the work I missed this week.
But we have just signed the contracts to move.
Tomorrow emptying the house, declutter, declutter, declutter. My cheap (£40) OLD trailer will be popping to the tip multiple times.
ms get on the bike, once you get out there you will start enjoying it.
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eating, drinking, shopping and playing robocraft. should be tier 10 soon. bench time will do that to you.
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Tonight trying to control myself so I can enjoy tomorrow watching hours of rugby on the big screen at a local club. Sunday wondering why a few beers has such an effect and hoping it will have cleared by Monday.
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It's a pizza with kebab meat and chillis and onions as toppings.Originally posted by Pondlife View PostQuestion: Is that two separate dishes or one giant disgusting one? Inquiring minds need to know.
Quite a fixture in every pizza place in the NE but bizarrely I've also seen them served in restaurants in Scandinavia.
Originally posted by I just need to test it View PostSorry to hear that.
Try parkour. It's only a couple of characters different.
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Thanks for asking BP.
Tonight I'm playing football for the first time in 3/4 weeks so I am predicting aches and pains for saturday.
Saturday - dropping youngest off at a guide trip to Drayton Manor. Then spending a couple of hours watching Liverpool-Chelsea.
If the young un gets back in time then we will be going out to a firework display.
Sunday - roast dinner and stuff around the house.
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