Last summer and autumn I made some headway in treating the overgrowth of brambles etc outside the back garden in the hope it'd clear a way to some fly tipping the former owner did in the woods so I could start clearing it up.
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I've given it a good going over with the pressure washer. The discs are all fully in tact. Now I just need to figure out what to do with it.
I'm thinking of removing the links and turning them into sun catchers in the window
The woods are now clear enough that I've been able to set the hedgehog nesting boxes up out there nicely.
The Hog's Hedge (the big feeding station with the portrait in it) has now been turned into a second nest box. I'll be setting up a network extender to put a camera back in it at some point.Something hedgehog sized has already investigated The Igel's Nest but not stuck around. Still no visitors on the feeder cam though.
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@Lacey Awww it's such a cute little one
@babe that's what she sa... Oh wait.
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The woods are now clear enough that I've been able to set the hedgehog nesting boxes up out there nicely.
The Hog's Hedge (the big feeding station with the portrait in it) has now been turned into a second nest box. I'll be setting up a network extender to put a camera back in it at some point.Something hedgehog sized has already investigated The Igel's Nest but not stuck around. Still no visitors on the feeder cam though.
Bunny for scale
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Bunny for scale
@babe did it pass inspection?
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Bunny for scale
@babe And they say us folks in the USA have strange measurement scales. “Well now, that looks like it’s maybe 2.5 bunnies long!”
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Bunny for scale
@babe You've got nice insulators
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Bunny for scale
@babe That looks a lot like the core of a furry tail tbh. just needs a furry slip cover and a harness worn backwards to attach it so it can swing back and forth.
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@babe That looks a lot like the core of a furry tail tbh. just needs a furry slip cover and a harness worn backwards to attach it so it can swing back and forth.
@old_angry_queer Moves in much the same way I imagine one would, just very weightily.
There's a surprising amount of movement for something so heavy
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@old_angry_queer Moves in much the same way I imagine one would, just very weightily.
There's a surprising amount of movement for something so heavy
@babe Good! Finally a furry tail that can knock someone out
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@babe And they say us folks in the USA have strange measurement scales. “Well now, that looks like it’s maybe 2.5 bunnies long!”
@hal_pomeranz But what percentage of football pitch is it?
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Bunny for scale
@babe I read that as “bunny for sale” the first time and thought you’d finally had enough of him
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Last summer and autumn I made some headway in treating the overgrowth of brambles etc outside the back garden in the hope it'd clear a way to some fly tipping the former owner did in the woods so I could start clearing it up.
Today I finally went out to assess the situation and have a look around, and anyone who's known me a while will know I am slightly obsessed with pylons.
So imagine my squeal of delight when, in moving some brush aside, I discovered this gem.
@babe My pylon obsession is not as strong as when I was a small child (turns out they are not as structurally sound in Plasticine as they are in steel, btw), but I am nevertheless still kinda jealous over here
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@babe I read that as “bunny for sale” the first time and thought you’d finally had enough of him
@WiteWulf Oh I reached that point 2 whole bunnies ago and yet here I am, still chugging along with the little fucker
He's got it made and he knows it
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Last summer and autumn I made some headway in treating the overgrowth of brambles etc outside the back garden in the hope it'd clear a way to some fly tipping the former owner did in the woods so I could start clearing it up.
Today I finally went out to assess the situation and have a look around, and anyone who's known me a while will know I am slightly obsessed with pylons.
So imagine my squeal of delight when, in moving some brush aside, I discovered this gem.
@babe It never fails to surprise me how large these are when you get them up close.
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@babe It never fails to surprise me how large these are when you get them up close.
@gilester45 I actually found myself thinking the opposite, I expected them to be bigger.
I think the pylons that have most captured my interest have been some of the biggest in the country which might have skewed my impression a bit
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@babe And they say us folks in the USA have strange measurement scales. “Well now, that looks like it’s maybe 2.5 bunnies long!”
My first thought was "that thing is 60 kV long!" (you usually use one glass disc insulator per ~15 kV on the wire), so if we’re measuring in bunnies anyway we can set one bunlength equal to 24 kV.
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My first thought was "that thing is 60 kV long!" (you usually use one glass disc insulator per ~15 kV on the wire), so if we’re measuring in bunnies anyway we can set one bunlength equal to 24 kV.
... checks math, bunny spicy hay occurrences ...
Yeah, that 60kV seems about right for bunny potential energy and innate destructive power.
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@isocat An image made by a fellow pylon appreciator, Happy Toast (I believe)
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@hal_pomeranz But what percentage of football pitch is it?
@babe Another USA oddity is that we call them football fields, not pitches.
But things that small don’t get measured in football fields. Maybe golf clubs for something that size? “Bigger than a putter, but shorter than my big driver!”
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@babe Another USA oddity is that we call them football fields, not pitches.
But things that small don’t get measured in football fields. Maybe golf clubs for something that size? “Bigger than a putter, but shorter than my big driver!”
@hal_pomeranz I hear bananas are a common scale item for smaller things
