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We planted a silver birch (betula Grayswood Ghost) a couple of years ago - it has one of the whitest barks and will hopefully look like the stock picture below. Unfortunately the plans for the end of the garden have changed and I had to move it ten yards today, fingers crossed it survives.
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I didn’t realise they make so many iterations of the 556 now, interesting. It’s super versatile though and my go-to waterproof watch so it tends to live on a Barton silicon or the bracelet although I reckon it would work well on a black horween leather too. Enjoy it, congrats.
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Looks good in the flesh, I like the shade of blue. How does the internal bezel operate, pull to engage or screw down?
@jaybee Nice Sinn, guess the red hand is a limited edition..? I have the same silicon band and very nearly tossed it up when cutting so my advice is go in small increments. Also I’ll be honest and say I didn’t gel with the thickness of the band relative to the size of the watch and went back to the bracelet which is well worth owning.
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Kid is fine thanks for asking, just couldn’t believe after a google it’s a common thing. An occupational hazard for dog groomers apparently. I think the hair must’ve been in his sock and during the day worked it’s way in.
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So here’s a new one on me, anyone here had a ‘hair splinter’ before?
Kiddo was moaning about a sore foot and on removing his sock we found one of our terriers hairs properly imbedded in the top. Had to use tweezers and it was a good half inch deep. Makes me retch thinking about it again.
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Not to worry, it would be a cool thing to have but only if they gave you back the original too which by all accounts isn’t how Rolex like to play.
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Same with B&R Bands although international postage is still a kick in nads.
@Stonehedge that service dial is interesting, have you got a high res pic please?
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We’ve got the Nest doorbell and after a year I decided to get a ‘10 day footage’ subscription, no regrets. It proved especially useful in settling an argument when my wife and I had our cars rifled through and I could rewind the days footage and prove it was her who left them both unlocked. Ahh the pettiness of married life.
Ha, well it’s main job is going to be obscuring the neighbours behind and offering a little shade to the greenhouse which is going on the pea shingle base.
Have you considered a nice Acer? I once took a picture of a Cornus Kousa which was stunning - just don’t ask the price.