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The awesome MakerMoot is coming up (13-15th Nov 2026), Visit the TORM & ARM markets,and have space back at camp to work on projects and enjoy great company.PLEASE CLICK HERE for more information.
T rex lip debate. How on earth have you managed to bring that into a wasp conversation. That’s a whole other debatable nightmare. Let’s not start that here.
There’s a bloke that’s just posted the first in a series of videos about George Washington-Sears…. Nessmuk. The first one is about his trio of blades. Despite the presenters dodgy sartorial and headwear choices and being a bit shouty at first. He does settle into it and it has potential...
Don’t need to. There a link right up there to loads. And I know how to use them puppies.
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What Pops said. We aren’t progressing with future generations in this subject. Quite the opposite. We are going the other way. Natural history was intriguing to early generation X’ers and we had a good basic knowledge. Nowadays, kids are so far removed from tapping on screens to tapping on...
Well this has opened a can of wasps. Well done Andy. If there’s a trio of things that’ll get Pops triggered, it’s guitars, cheese and wasps.
Queens can and do overwinter in nests if it’s a viable location that can carry on for future years. Young queens can also take over the abandoned nest...
A bolt would certainly be the better option. But like you said Andy, it’d stick out and lessen its use as an actual shovel. So in short, my advice would be not to use it as an axe. It’s not designed to be a good tool for that.
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