The Hornet's Nest

Making a movie, Leo?

The Luton Chainsaw Massacre

 

BB - now what a good idea that is.

I wondered about whether there is an optimum blade length but I guess the point about what you can hold covers that. I was reading some user comments on some models referring to ease or difficulty of starting so wondered if you had encountered that

 

I inherited an old husquavana that I found in the garage! stripped it down and serviced it ,and its done ok tis a bit heavy though!

 

For lighter work I have a cheap lecky one that you plug into your Genny and away you go!

 

Got a lecky one but with 30 acres to cover with quite a lot of woodland I need to be able to wander around and get branches etc for firewaood so lecky not going to do it

 

thanks guys ...17.8 miles today..i always seem to go further than i plan to lol. Less flies down the canal today though, that was good...last week they were a pain!

 

Hornette flies down local towpath , The local british waterways spokesman said we frown on this kind of behaviour,especially without a license!

 

lmao! Funny man

 

I try to be

 

My dad used to take most of his exercise alongside canals...he said because there were no hills; we suggested it was because he was hoping for a tow!

 

Theo nothing to do with canalside pubs then !!

 

lol they are flat, it's lovely, and the pubs on the way look very tempting!

 

Now Now Hornette mental toughness!!!

 

although it is friday and you have earnt a drink or 2!

 

lol...i'll wait til tonight, a gin in the garden before dinner sounds delish, followed by a rioja or 3...perfect evening

 

The rioja sounds really good! just found a pils in the deepest darkest recesses of the cellar, I think its over 3 years old!!! and its gorgeous!

 

well - the sun is over the yardarm here - so had a gin and tonic already - a "Friday" drink before dinner - lamb koftas on the go for dinner apparently

 

Am partaking of a beer! tis a pleasant evening so why not

 

View attachment 1935 Can I join you?

 

Of course!