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ForgeCorvus wrote:
That also means you can replace the chain, a dropped chain is one of the other common breakdowns

I always carry a couple of pairs of disposable "latex" gloves - fixing chains can get quite messy

Hi Mike. Welcome.

Hello Sarah and welcome.

Just seen this article - Cat allergy research offers new clues - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-23436589

I'm enjoying the NewsFlesh trilogy - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feed_%28Grant_novel%29

I've been bimbling around Costo - picked up various items on my "wanted" list. Spotted some great shelving - metal framed, highly adjustable shelf heights, 6' high x 4' wide x 18" deep. Decided I'd benefit from a storage reorganisation so grabbed 3 sets - approx £50 a set including th...

Not quite sure what your question is, but if the whole population of the UK headed for the woods, they would each have an area of wood approx 22 yards by 22 yards.

I may as well stay in my garden

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My thoughts on this are - get the generator. In the highly unlikely event of you needing to invoke OPSEC - then don't use it, eat the contents of the freezer. In the more likely event that you save the contents of your freezer during power outages, use the money you would have spent restocking freez...