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    rain

    Quote Originally Posted by V8Ian View Post
    Dayboro Show, that guaranteed drought breaking event! Or am I confusing it with the rodeo?
    yeppers she's raining, look at Gympie radar 256 km
    pretty town

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    Quote Originally Posted by Saitch View Post
    You can borrow my ax, Chook! I don't normally let other people use it, either!
    You running low on fire wood? Chopping wood is a great frustration/anger release. I have an axe, I find a chainsaw quicker and easier the older I get.
    There is no eraser on the pencil of life.

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    I used an axe once, when I was a Boy Scout. The axe had an edge as fine as a club hammer.
    If you don't like trucks, stop buying stuff.
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    dunno what the real story is with my granma's axe , but I welded a length of rhs for a handle onto the head and it's never come loose since.

    I also welded some light 30mm pipe onto a cheap shovel and they're my bush kit. Raises a few eyebrows when the guys go for a morning walk.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ramblingboy42 View Post
    dunno what the real story is with my granma's axe , but I welded a length of rhs for a handle onto the head and it's never come loose since.

    I also welded some light 30mm pipe onto a cheap shovel and they're my bush kit. Raises a few eyebrows when the guys go for a morning walk.
    Being prepared, Dennis? 😁
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    Quote Originally Posted by ChookD2 View Post
    You running low on fire wood? Chopping wood is a great frustration/anger release. I have an axe, I find a chainsaw quicker and easier the older I get.
    Any good or not so good lumberjack knows that the best shoes for woodchop events are Dunlop Volleys, and not just because they have great grip when standing on top of logs, but they are also cheap as chips to replace if they chop into one!
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    Quote Originally Posted by RANDLOVER View Post
    Any good or not so good lumberjack knows that the best shoes for woodchop events are Dunlop Volleys, and not just because they have great grip when standing on top of logs, but they are also cheap as chips to replace if they chop into one!
    Shoes!?????????
    'sit bonum tempora volvunt'


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    Quote Originally Posted by RANDLOVER View Post
    Any good or not so good lumberjack knows that the best shoes for woodchop events are Dunlop Volleys, and not just because they have great grip when standing on top of logs, but they are also cheap as chips to replace if they chop into one!
    Friend of mine dose roof restorations , he tells me Dunlop Volleys are the best shoes for his work & cheap.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 1950landy View Post
    Dunlop Volleys are the best shoes for his work & cheap.
    They're up around the $25 mark, these days!
    'sit bonum tempora volvunt'


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    Quote Originally Posted by RANDLOVER View Post
    Any good or not so good lumberjack knows that the best shoes for woodchop events are Dunlop Volleys, and not just because they have great grip when standing on top of logs, but they are also cheap as chips to replace if they chop into one!
    I would have thought the cost of replacement shoes would be the least of your issues if a Wood Chopping contestant chopped into his shoes.

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