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It's basically a Planet X frameset, they acquired the Holdsworth brand in a Sports Direct manner.

At least they make decent firewood, the same can't be said of the other tree weed, silver bloody birch...

Neat SBK does the job perfectly well and is available over the counter, simply drill large holes 3" deep and pour in.

No, they have a butler to do that for them.

Did you realise that the sneaky Continentals operate their front brakes with their left hands? This adds to the evidence that they're all cowardly surrender monkeys. Some French brakes (like CLB) even have their cable entry on the left. The dastardly French have even been seen to lean left when cornering.

Because entry from the left is against traditional Conservative values and can only lead to being nice to people less fortunate than you, the repeal of Brexit and the risk of increased prosperity for the masses who should be suppressed.

Of course, they only enter from the right if you are sitting in the Conservative, or driver's seat (saddle). Viewed from the front, they enter on the left.

Centrepulls are the giveaway sign of the Centrist Dad, pulling from or towards the centre should be avoided at all costs.

Hope that helps.

Euph?

It's the belated coining in on relationships that have always been normal which annoys me.

Can I add 'Advanced Hair Clinic' to the hate list? Just caught up with Catalunya after a night out and had the privilege of watching their latest offering (requires ongoing maintenance). Snake oil salesmen to the unnecessarily desperate and gullible.

Virtue signalling in recent TV advertising.

The perfect (white) family with good teeth that we mere mortals have always been meant to aspire to was bad enough. Compulsory mixed race families was a step forwards. Gay couples are a belated acceptance of the real world.

When Oak Furniture Land have a mixed race lesbian couple 'enjoying' their wares who gets exploited next? Will the mixed race and transgender couple with a cute child with an obvious yet excusable disability be next in the firing line?

Ad execs, pretty please stop trying to peddle your tawdry wares with your nuclear arms race based on a humanity you clearly don't understand.

Should've posted that in 'rant' but, hey...

Bricked over.

You can pretty much halve the number of bricks by using 4" blocks at the rear (about £2 each, 1 block = 6 bricks) and brick the front and top, see below.

Blocks.

Ask a Belgian (count your teeth before and after).

Raised planters would do the job, but they need watering and ain't cheap. How long and high is the fence? Clematis Montana and pretty much any Passion Flower would cover pretty damned quickly if trained along wires.

Any concrete slab or prepared stone slab will crack on clay, you need at least 3" of concrete beneath it. If and when you get round to the walling and path, dm me your number and I'll tell you exactly how to do it, it only appears to be a small area and well within DIY boundaries.

I presume you mean GP A272-Heathfield ?

Wind and occasional rain forecast and no Kirby, should be great, live coverage starts at 1.15 (sofa booked). In other good news for Classics watchers (but not riders), it's forecast to piss down throughout Gent-Wevelgem.

Plant whatever pleases you in places the plants will prosper. Don't beat yourself up by growing rhododendrons in alkaline, chalky soil or lavender in acidic. Try to stagger flowering and fruiting seasons. Think of faunae, not just flora. Avoid straight lines. Glory in self-seeding.

What makes you happy is perfect. What makes a designer happy is profit.

No, but I have little faith.....

Most expensive plant I have supplied to a client, £375+ VAT trade price.....

You most certainly can challenge their valuation, I have and won to the tone of nearly £2k. Go on to Autoloader and look for a similar car in mileage, year and condition. It helps to have pictures of your car, both interior and exterior. Limit your search to 100 miles and let them know that this would be your reasonable limit for replacement and it is unreasonable to quote one in the Shetlands. The assessor I spoke to was reasonable, hopefully yours will be so too. Don't get stroppy, just insist on a price in line with the cars currently on offer.

To be honest, I have stables nearby and a few minutes digging gets to stuff that has rotted down for years and has a texture like Christmas pudding, a pickup load of that goes a fair way and they're glad to shift some of Mount Shitarest.

Until it has dried out somewhat (before it turns into a brick), you'll be wasting your time with a rotavator, it will just churn the clay into plasticine. For a small run like that I would go down a spades' depth and dig it up in clods and allow them to dry a bit before adding organic matter and mixing with a rotavator.

Yes, but keep mowing as the little buggers are persistent. If there are any popping up in beds, remove them quickly, the longer they're there the harder they are to remove.

Use any water you have boiled to make tea.

I suspect that much of the peleton will be sticking to Pogacar like shit to a blanket and praying that he doesn't attack early.

Oh well, the river season ended on Wednesday and what a ModernCarpAngler would call a campaign (fishing the same place a lot) is over. I was hoping to finish with a 5lb chub which I am convinced is in there somewhere, I didn't but I did catch 8 over 3lb on the final day. Biggest to date is 4:11 (pictured).

On the plus side, the trout season starts on April 1 and the syndicate lake should wake up in May. Maybe I'll have a wrecking trip for Pollack in between.....

Thus it will probably be a procession, with just the GC riders and TT specialists actually trying. By the looks of the last 2 stages all the sprinters will have left for the holiday destination of their choice, with the exception of the green jersey (which will probably be Pogacar anyway).

Not if he wants to live a long and happy life....