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Don't forget the bullace; damson on steroids.

I never pick sloes before mid-October.

Opinel, will float as well! Not sure about colour, but nail varnish in virulent tones has been invented.

Other people in VW campers.

Cars in London.

Wrong thread. Functional.

Yes, exactly like that one, good price too. I bought mine as a bare unit as I have masses of De Walt tools and batteries.

I use a De Walt battery hedge trimmer for bramble clearance, a couple of batteries will do half an acre, it's also good for hedges...

NB: leather gauntlets are not optional.

Poxiest looking Colnago frame? That's a very high bar, remember the C35....

The original spec is comparatively pleasant, simply add the rest of the carbon 10 speed set and delete the red alleged highlights.

I have many words for that: tacky branding, shite wheels, brakes that won't stop you. £7.5K? Sme total prick of a 'collector' will probably buy it....

On the plus side, I have always loved those seatpins.

Surely a shortsighted model to alienate your target readership.

If only for Hrgovic.

If you add sand of any variety, wash it through first as it is generally saline. Sharp is your best bet. Alternatively, as others have noted most bought compost is pretty much nutritionally bankrupt.

Any builders merchant shingle also needs washing for the same reason.

I know you're in NI, but not sure how close you are to the coast, the ideal solution would be to dig a few bags of sandy coastal soil from just inland.

As I read it, an adventure vehicle is for nice families to drive over a mild track to a campsite with showers, not for work use. The lowest spec Rivian has 500 odd horsepower, the highest over 800 with a 3 second 0-60. Nobody needs this. It would be particularly useless in Sussex lanes, especially as the suspension is probably set up for US freeways.

Early daleks couldn't hover, later ones fucked helicopters to breed out this design fault.

Did you covert a Bentley in BRG, similar age? I followed it on the M25 a few months ago, it looked superb.

The truth is that a high percentage of pickups are tonka toy ego trips, particularly Ford Rangers in gangsta specs, which are completely useless as working vehicles. These new-fangled 'vans' are a great idea until you have to drive across a field, then they're as fucked as a dalek faced with a staircase.

Apparently they are or will be for a mere £56 to £75k. They're advertised as an 'adventure vehicle', not a working truck. I doubt I'll be an early adopter!

I don't know of an electric 4x4 pickup in existence as yet, someone does make a 2wd one. I frequently need to carry ton bags of materials, so it's diesel or nothing. I wonder what the battery life will be like when carting around a ton plus of stuff....

The 'planet killing' part was strictly unnecessary. In order to amass the wealth to buy that monstrosity the owner has almost certainly pre-qualified.

Genitalia feminina mobilis.

'Waitrose Guildford is great'.

#euphemism

Besides, normal people vary widely in alcohol content, we would probably both be rated (or ratted) as 'premium".

Never drink normal humans, they're OK at best and a bugger to liquidise.

That might be pushing things a weight limit too far, Fulton was visibly bigger and Crawford is bigger still. Also, Crawford's ko record is rather different to Fulton's. Not that I doubt thar Inoue is the best boxer on the planet currently.

Whenever I build raised beds I fill them with 50:50 soil and compost mix which I buy by the ton bag at about £90 per bag. This lot took 7 ton bags....