PS love the chainsaw, you may be constrained with the cable, and ecb should prevent death by electrocution. I'm convinced that the caravan circuit breaker saved the life of gingerette last year when she decided to wash the kettle in the sink If you move up to a petrol model, avoid McCulloch's as they are a pile of sh*te.
Very nearly slipped onto mine last year, so they do deserve a healthy dose of respect. I believe that femoral artery injuries are the cause of death they favor.
Got three movies, all fifties cops aand robbers stuff, The Lavender Hill Mob, The Wrong Arm of the Law, and Two Way Stretch, classic British comedies all.
Am intending to watch one a week, each one spread over several days, my new 9" player picks up from where you left off.
Yes he's a star, Tatton Park tomorrow, a brisk 5 miler, a pot of Earl Grey at the Hall, many sticks to be thrown in the Mere, and a pint on the way home.
Can it get much better?
Oh yeh, and a turkey Madras and "Point Break" for supper.
Chain Saw safety gear....Levi's, boots, gloves, and Sun glasses....and 24 hour avoidance of drink....two minutes of meditation prior to pulling on the rope. Usually followed by twenty minutes of pulling on the rope and cussing all things Scandanoovian or German. If i wish never to have to work with a Chainsaw....I go out with the Poulan....lead pipe cinch the bastard thing will not start or if it does....will not run. Thus...it has to be the safest Chain Saw on the market.
One thing none of them do worth a darn is cut barbed wire fencing!
Sans Chaps....do let the chain stop before resting the saw on your leg....saves on Levi's.
No HSE toady here.....and still have all my component parts. Did scare myself silly a time or two....needing to look down but afraid to do so thinking what I would not see.
Max looks like my Mortimer.....God but I really do miss that Critter. He was smart enough to open a door....but not smart enough to stay out of the road at night.
... pair of snake repellers. Sentinel Snake Repeller MKII Occasionally we get a brown wandering through the garden and when we had outside cats lost at least 1 to a snake.
I asked for, and received, three hippocrits, amazing creatures, one day they're out wallowing in floodwater and wailing about climate change, the next they're out in their 4wds chauffering their baby hippos to schoool.
For Christmas I got a Le Creuset saucepan, a tablecloth and a mandolin slicer. Female equivalent of a chainsaw and none of them can take your arm off. Well, maybe the slicer...
If you move up to a petrol model, avoid McCulloch's as they are a pile of sh*te.
). Hopefully the puddings will survive, along with the white rocky road. 
She managed to snaffle them in Coles. 
