royfellows
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andrewmcleod said:
I would hazard a guess then that things aren't going quite the way you would like lately, still you could always do a bit of caving.
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I would hazard a guess then that things aren't going quite the way you would like lately, still you could always do a bit of caving.
Madness
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droid said:
The fantastic mountain scenery that we have in the UK wouldn't exist without it being managed the way it has been for centuries. Droid is right. Remove the sheep and watch it all rapidly change.
I believe farmers need help, but I don't believe they should get any payments without giving anything in return. Pay them to create new footpaths and bridleways across their land, allow better public access, undertake conservation projects.
Madness
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droid said:
Funny that you should mention Millstone. Me and a mate went climbing there on Wednesday evening. Neither of us had climbed there for quite a few years and we both commented on how much it had changed over the years and how 'overgrown' the area below the crag had become. It's very different from when I first climbed there 28 years ago and not necessarily changed for the better.
andrewmcleod
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droid said:
This is obviously a downside, but the high(est) mountains will still be bare, and better to avoid the current ecological desert of grass, grass and more grass. I am not the most important thing on the hill, and it isn't there for my enjoyment
Madness
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andrewmcleod said:droid said:
This is obviously a downside, but the high(est) mountains will still be bare, and better to avoid the current ecological desert of grass, grass and more grass. I am not the most important thing on the hill, and it isn't there for my enjoyment
Have you been talking to Kenilworth?
droid
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andrewmcleod said:This is obviously a downside, but the high(est) mountains will still be bare, and better to avoid the current ecological desert of grass, grass and more grass. I am not the most important thing on the hill, and it isn't there for my enjoyment
Anyone that thinks upland grasslands are an 'ecological desert' clearly has no real knowledge of ecology.....
Simon Wilson
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Totally off topic.
RobinGriffiths
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Hermann Hauser isn't so happy though. I guess you must have more shares than him?
royfellows
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ChrisJC said:
Shame about Capital Gains Tax eh Chris. Takes the icing off the cake.
Good luck to you anyway
I once sold 25p Rule 4 shares for ?6.50, competitive takeover.
Alex
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Well where has Brit exit got us so far.
An economic downturn we are producing less than 50 at 47.7 (so going down by 2.2)
A prime minster who wants to remove human rights, snoop on our e-mails and happy to nuke civilians.
Loss of standing in the eyes of the world, scientific investment drying up.
Doing well arnt we?
An economic downturn we are producing less than 50 at 47.7 (so going down by 2.2)
A prime minster who wants to remove human rights, snoop on our e-mails and happy to nuke civilians.
Loss of standing in the eyes of the world, scientific investment drying up.
Doing well arnt we?
royfellows
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If you say so
Its actually too early to say anything. From BBC website:
"We won't actually know really what is happening to the economy until the Autumn," said Paul Johnson, director of the respected economic forecasting group IFS.
"There are lots of concerns in terms of uncertainty and business reacts to uncertainty."
"It's not people talking about the uncertainty which causes the problem - it's the uncertainty itself," he said on The World At One.
Its actually too early to say anything. From BBC website:
"We won't actually know really what is happening to the economy until the Autumn," said Paul Johnson, director of the respected economic forecasting group IFS.
"There are lots of concerns in terms of uncertainty and business reacts to uncertainty."
"It's not people talking about the uncertainty which causes the problem - it's the uncertainty itself," he said on The World At One.
