...the small twiggy bits to be burnt on a bonfire now as soon as it stops raining...
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When will that be? April? ;)
It actually hasn't really rained in a few days now, and it's not due to rain until the end of next week or something, so Greg is going to try to burn some wood tomorrow. But I've just been up the field to see how Baz is getting on and there is SO much wood to cut up... Anybody out there have a chainsaw and some spare time?
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