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    Quote Originally Posted by Boxton View Post
    Does it have to be radio?
    Bluetooth speakers from your phone with iheart radio or Spotify is just as good and can run off of a power bank or small solar charge

    Great job btw. Looks fantastic
    No, doesnt have to be radio so will try that.
    Just a bit of C and W with the fire goin after a day on the hill is all we need

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    Bos,
    The old hut I use is in a hollow with no radio or phone reception. UE boom and play list on the phone works well when the “silence” has been enjoyed fully.
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    Good effort Bos and yr mate.Enjoy being the game keepers for yr Farming friend.A piece of paradice.
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    Great job Bos , many memories are going to be made there , what a wonderful and very respectful way of saying thank you to the property owner for the privilege of having access to there land

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    I am a bit concerned about the IBC being natural translucent plastic. This will let light in and grow algae.

    The rest of the re-firb is masterful

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    Youre right mate
    Will have to wrap it in something I spose. Bit of chlorine helps at present.
    Using creek water for drinking and only tapwater for dishes,hand washing etc.
    Cheers for the advice

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bos View Post
    Youre right mate
    Will have to wrap it in something I spose. Bit of chlorine helps at present.
    Using creek water for drinking and only tapwater for dishes,hand washing etc.
    Cheers for the advice
    How would it work if you could find some old Freezer Panel ? That would shield it from light and heat and frost

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    Bloody good idea
    Plenty of old freezers up at the recycling depot just waiting for me to pull the lids off. Great idea

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    find the oldest car radio you can find..preferably one with tuning dial rather than digital.....50 quid to knob of goat shit it will pick up radio out there.... most older radios work in places modern ones wont...they were built to work.
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    Bloody awesome , good on the farmer and good on you guys for doing it up

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    5k is a fair bit,,if u had asked ive got a portable mill,,whats the dimensions??
    If you had offered I would have accepted

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    Quick update
    Lambing over so out for an evening hunt; good result

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bos View Post
    Quick update
    Lambing over so out for an evening hunt; good result

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    Wonderful!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tahr View Post
    Wonderful!!
    Absolutely! I am an envious grandfather. All of my mokopuna (grandchildren) live in Australia. Their grandmother and I can't wait to see them again (a silly term I know). I have introduced a couple of my grandsons to goat culling in the King Country and most of the others to plinking reactive targets with a .22RF. I look forward to taking them deer stalking.
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