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Mr Fitzpatrick and Fentimans get the closest
Regards Neil
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They were like that in those days, although the first British commercially produced diesel the Standard Vanguard used a ferguson tractor engine and that sounded quite nice.Gibbo2286 wrote: ↑13 Jul 2020, 18:52I had a Irish guy ask me if I could sell his Cherokee Grand Chief for him from my forecourt, I said ok bring it up.
A couple of days later I heard what I thought was a diesel tractor coming up the street then saw it was the Cherokee.
He'd taken the fine six cylinder petrol engine out and replaced it with a second hand Ford four cylinder diesel engine out of a JCB.
Quality stuff Bobins without looking them up I would have said a Harebell and a Shaggy Ink Cap is that what the commoners call them? The other thing I posted up the other day was bell heather.
Yes that was the from very first post on POTD, and today another unusual horse sighting.NewcastleFalcon wrote: ↑02 Oct 2015, 18:39 Heard this on the radio this morning, and thought it must be April fools day. Ponies to be painted in an attempt to reduce the number of accidents involving collisions with the ponies roaming free on Dartmoor.
Well today for the first time I spotted some horses with "Zebra Coats" on in the heat of Summer.The horses wearing coats with striped patterns experienced fewer horse fly landings compared to when they wore single-color coats. The research could make 'zebra coats' common for horses,
REgards Neil