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Caron
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Post by Caron »

I can't stop laughing at your coverage, Phill. Send it to the council.It's beyond belief. Health and Safety no doubt to blame but there are plenty of tools available in 2013 to cut sloping verges safely.

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Caron wrote: I can't stop laughing at your coverage, Phill. Send it to the council.It's beyond belief. Health and Safety no doubt to blame but there are plenty of tools available in 2013 to cut sloping verges safely. Think I'll get in touch with the Y.E.P about it.The thing is they win these contracts with the lowest price, then can't flipping do the job.I can't wait to see how long that sloping grass grows before, or even if it gets cut Everything that has ever been contracted out, or privatised is a rubbish service.     
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They could use this type of mower remote control this is used to cut the grass on hill 60 Roundhay Park.    
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Post by Caron »

Why is there a large blank area on your 8th May post, Phill?

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Post by Phill_dvsn »

Caron wrote: Why is there a large blank area on your 8th May post, Phill? Not sure what you mean, can you elaborate?
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Post by Caron »

One of your posts on the 8th May wasn't showing anything but it is now. Computers baffle me!

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Attack of the grass cutters!Parts 9 & 10.In freezing weather, and with a hailstorm raging, a gathering of awesome grass cutting machines was assembled today.It's a happening!I wonder if this sudden display of serious machinery might possibly be to do with any photos on here? After the storm had passed, and the sun came out, unbelievably ALL the grass was cut on the South side of the flats. I've never in the last 2 years seen this happen before. Time to look at the North side of the flats, and yes they too had cut the sloping grass that was left yesterday. This is too good to be true I'm starting to think.But wait... What's that dark patch of green at the bottom, it looks rather ominous Oh oh. I thought it was too good to be true Despite cutting the most difficult part of the minefield around the trees at the top. They've just left this part, packed up and are now gone to pastures even greener!So despite 8 grass cutting men being here for the last 2 days, they still can't manage to cut all the grass!I shall be documenting how high this patch of grass gets during the coming weeks or months. If I'm not heard of for a while, then you know where to send the search party             
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I can't stop laughing!!

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"That's Life" would have made a feature out of this!I can just hear Cyril Fletcher reciting a poem about it

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Tasa wrote: "That's Life" would have made a feature out of this!I can just hear Cyril Fletcher reciting a poem about it I used to like Cyril's odes in That's Life. I thought he died many years back but on checking it said of Cyril "25 June 1913 – 2 January 2005" so not that long back.
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