I'm knackered!

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niemeyjt
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I'm knackered!

#11 Post by niemeyjt »

With that in mind, it's that time of year:

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I hope Mr Bayleaf won't be cross I've spoiled his surprise.
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L Austin France
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#12 Post by L Austin France »

L Austin France wrote: ↑Fri Jan 20, 2023 7:48 pm I've been cutting wood for about 16 years now & the initial enthusiasm of being self sufficient has long worn off.
We only burn about 2 cords max. pa so I sense a deal coming along whereby my mate finishes off the hard work, stores the wood in his huge barn & delivers logs for me to stock in our barn. :)
Job done with a little negotiation over a few glasses of Rosé :D
He's going to split it & take all of the wood back to his huge barn for stockage & deliver some to me when I need to augment my stock.
Cost... a few glasses of wine for him & a few sou for his costs. What's not to like?

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Bayleaf
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#13 Post by Bayleaf »

L Austin France wrote: ↑Sat Jan 21, 2023 3:06 pm
Bayleaf wrote: ↑Sat Jan 21, 2023 11:40 am Mr Bayleaf made this for my birthday, years ago
He sure knows how to treat a gal :lol:
That's nothing! Another time it was guttering along the hangar and a downpipe into a large bin - to provide extra water for the animals. Another year, it was putting up those heavy plastic strips as a windbreak in and out of said animals' shed. Oh yes, I like presents to be useful! :lol:

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