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1350 feet, towards the Devils Chair!

Got mine online at Boston Bulbs. OOS at the moment of course but they will be available later in the year. We are always a month behind everyone up in the hills!

I planted a row of 25 Tenby Daffodils last autumn. Not yet quite blooming but they are in a row of about 300 so I will struggle to pick them out !

Don't forget the Salopians. ;)

Handle grip/comfort is fine. I garden a lot and I wish I had this years ago. Everyone that sees me thinks I armed with a knife.

If you had the skill I guess it would make an awesome knife but I find its great for digging.

I love mine, super strong. great edition to your belt kit. Got this one from Japeto Ltd. h4 by kymco kid, on Flickr']h4 by kymco kid, on Flickr[/URL] h3 by kymco kid, on Flickr']h3 by kymco kid, on Flickr[/URL] h2 by kymco kid, on Flickr']h2 by kymco kid, on Flickr[/URL] h5 by kymco kid, on...

Got the c series out this afternoon. Found a nice Scott's Pine trunk in the shed. I cut this down in 2014 so its well dry. To be honest it was not an easy cut, manged it but not easy. Tried the Zubat and the Ichiban but you had to work at it. 12 inch diameter roughly. saw5 by kymco kid, on...

Too early to tell, only had it a week. I got the C series one as well yesterday but not had the chance to try it out yet. Its a thicker blade, seems heavy duty.

Another saw, just arrived. saw1 by kymco kid, on Flickr']saw1 by kymco kid, on Flickr[/URL]

I got the answer from the importer this morning. In a nutshell: GC series more sophisticated... thinner blank and taper ground with patented tooth design gives fastest cut. Also scabbard is better with a positive location when saw is sheathed. C series. Thicker blank with set teeth so you...

Silvermans, in London, have a Barbour thorn-proof cap with ear flaps and a peak.

Have a look on https://www.ushanka.com/

I already have about 5 Silky saws and they are brilliant. I heard about this saw on YouTube. Some people seem to love it and others say its rubbish. I got mine last week and have been working with it over 4 days with the Silky Zubat and other saws. sam4 by kymco kid, on Flickr']sam4 by kymco...

That's the one.

I have manged to stop buying axes by turning to knives. Seems to help. Here are some of my axes. Still room in the shed for a few more. some axes by kymco kid, on Flickr']some axes by kymco kid, on Flickr[/URL]

Heinnie Haynes online shop. it came with the knife.

That's a good question. Makes sense but I did not think you could sharpen a ceramic. Someone must know.

Think I am getting the hang of it now. ls2 by kymco kid, on Flickr']ls2 by kymco kid, on Flickr[/URL] ls3 by kymco kid, on Flickr']ls3 by kymco kid, on Flickr[/URL]

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