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you can also buy things called mudfeet for fishing chairs these slip onto legs of fishing chairs to spread the weight on soft ground . although ive got no doubt at all that you would be able to make something that would be far superior:)

looks like hes made a boob advising people that henbane makes a lovely addition to salads then makes up for it by saying he got got confused with henfat read it here http://uk.news.yahoo.com/skynews/20080804/tuk-tv-chef-dishes-out-poisonous-menu-45dbed5.html mark

good idea i will start getting some pics taken but the pics will have to be hosted here or you'll end up with a load of them annoying red crosses mark

just checked with oh and im 36 and every time i look at facebook and see every one with families and mortgages i see my life flashing past:240: my mates brother was 18 a few months ago made me feel really old when i realised he was born the year after i left school mark

its a great resource for all things brewing aint it mark

are you a member of jims homebrew forum mark

:D i think the old guy was off his head on catterpillar fungus and other peoples whisky i cant see how it would be at all water proof mark disclaimer i have been proven wrong on numerous occasions sorry just read jojos post sounds feasible still not convinced not sure id want to live half...

a friend of mine has recently lost his harris hawk .,somehow the bird managed to chew through its jesses and did a flyer in the first week after it escaped it was spotted in the locality but it has not been spotted for about a week now if there is anybody in the pontefract ,west yorkshire area...

went to the shabby sealife center last week and seen one of these recognised it straight away as a soft shelled turtle mark

you could put the bait on the shank of the hook and push it down always keep the point of the hook clear especially if your using a tough bait if you use bread though you could encase the whole hook in it and mould it around the shank so it stays on, mark

onj the subject of magpies ive seen two fully feathered chicks being decapitated by them in the last few weeks interesting but not something you want to see on a regular basis. mark

i went to see the WHO at harewood house(leeds)on sunday and happily spent most of the day watching a red kite soaring above the mainstage and rowdy crowds great to see these birds making there presence known mark :You_Rock_

if your wanting to take one for the pot and just goiing once every so often i would suggest sea fishing its mostly free fishing and most freshwater fishery owners dont like people stealing their fish mark

g shock are great heeby

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