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Finding Information
It seems to me that those involved in the wonderful, addicting sports of shooting and hunting are now living in the Golden Age of Information. Almost all of us have access to a personal computer and that opens a nearly limitless amount of technical information, innovations and new technology to all who have a desire to learn.
Years ago, one learned all he or she needed to know about deer calibers at the knee of Uncle Joe, who got himself a buck 'most every season. Joe knew everything about what was the best gun for any situation, as he owned both a .30-30 and .30-06! He claimed nothing worked any better than a peep-sighted .30-30 for hunting deer and black bear in the woods.
He did admit that his Cousin Ted's .32 Win. Special and Brother Bill's .35 Remington also seemed pretty capable, but he was stickin' to the .30-30 because there were more ammo choices for it. He also claimed to be able to shoot the eye out of a gnat at 275 yards with his '06 and its Lyman All American 4X scope.
With those two calibers, we could hunt everything we needed under all conditions using just two rifles and we built our battery accordingly. Truth be known, even today a serious hunter could feel comfortable owning that two gun battery for hunting all CXP2 and CXP3 game. However, some shooters want to investigate alternatives and may prefer more specialized calibers, or need additional rifles for special circumstances.
The benefit of visiting a web site such as "Big Game Hunt" (.net) and pulling up articles, charts, lists and such on a computer, or simply studying the performance of one individual cartridge/load until we have a firm understanding of its ballistics, opens new possibilities and increases our understanding of the cartridge's potential. If we feel we need a rifle capable of taking an elk at 300 yards, we can pour over ballistics tables, read what calibers experienced elk hunters recommend and make an educated decision based on research we were able to do in our own home.
We can decide whether the .267 or .305 Wizbang Magnum is best for our purposes by researching typical loads and bullet weights, checking remaining energy and estimated killing power at expected ranges, and comparing the recoil energy and velocity of our selected calibers. These comparisons are exactly what a serious hunter should do before deciding on a new rifle, cartridge, or before embarking on a hunt for an unfamiliar species of game animal.
A serious student of hunting and shooting has a leg up on the enthusiast who simply relies on the word of those who may, or may not, be experienced enough to be helpful. That said, there is also nothing wrong with questions and campfire discussions, as they provide a way for a neophyte to hear some new ideas and compare the opinions of other hunters. However, it is then up to the individual to study, learn and decide who actually knew what they were talking about around that campfire.
Sadly, hunters offer many common misconceptions as advice. Certainly, some rifles and calibers are more suited for a specific purpose than others, but beware of generalizations. For example, the .243 Win. is a recognized long range (open country) cartridge and the .308 Win. is known as an "all-around" hunting cartridge that is particularly suitable for the woods and brush country hunter.
The truth be known, when using appropriate bullets for hunting the same game, these two calibers are more similar in trajectory than most people realize. The .243 shooting a 100 grain bullet at the typical 2960 fps muzzle velocity has a maximum point blank range (MPBR) +/- 3" of 283 yards, while the .308 shooting a 150 grain bullet at its normal 2800 fps has a MPBR of 275 yards. That is an eight yard difference in favor of the .243, but eight yards is unlikely to be a game changer.
This simple example is not meant to slight either caliber or it's fans. It was made merely to show how some common misconceptions have nearly become gospel. The solution is for the new shooter and hunter to ask questions, listen to the answers and then check the information through their own research before making important decisions regarding calibers and their uses.
The same holds true for the rifle intended to shoot that new cartridge. Many shooters are overwhelmed (I can't blame them) by the selection of different rifles and even action types that are suitable for their hunting purposes. I wish I had a dollar for every time I have read that a serious hunter should purchase a bolt action rifle, because they are more accurate. Instead of accepting that at face value, do some research and see how well the new Marlin and Browning lever action rifles (for some examples) actually shoot.
There are many documented articles showing that these fine lever guns are capable of delivering MOA accuracy. This is comparable to the best bolt guns. Any hunter wanting a new rifle would be wise to look at all action types, from single shot to semi-auto, before making a decision based on, perhaps, outmoded opinions and questionable advice.
While you are at it, you might analyze how much accuracy you actually need, or can use, in the field. Is 1.0 minute of angle (MOA) actually a critical difference in intrinsic accuracy? Does it even matter? In some cases one MOA might matter, but in many others it will be insignificant. It all depends on the shooter, the situation and the game being hunted, so you need to be realistic in selecting your criteria.
Lastly, a few thoughts about telescopic sights. If we live in a "Golden Age" of anything, it has to be riflescopes. There are scopes available today for about $200 that could not have been equaled at any price only 25 years ago. If you think I'm full of horse dukey, grab a new Burris, Weaver, Sightron, Leupold, or Bushnell selling in that price range at your local sporting goods store and look through it. Note the ¼ MOA click adjustments, fully multi-coated optics and so forth that your old scope probably lacks.
Need a new scope? Read some articles about what type of scope might best fit your shooting or hunting needs. (See the Optics forum) Then, look for comparisons and reviews of the scopes you can afford and that interest you the most. (See the Product Reviews page.) One bad review does not a bad scope make, but consistent comments about performance and quality may give you some important insights.
We have a ton of quality information available to us right here on "Big Game Hunt" Use it, study it, and try your best to digest and understand it. No, you needn't be a "gun nut" just to enjoy some shooting and hunting, but I promise you will have a better all-around experience if you do some research. It really is just that easy.
Great tip. I really like to
Great tip. I really like to share info and help my fellow hunter and outdoorsman/women out, I wont give up my honey holes but will lead people inthe right direction, Also will help out with gun/bow recomendations. It make us all better people and hunters. I just wish more people out there were willing to help others out.
Great tip again. You are like
Great tip again. You are like an encyclopedia of information. Do you do all of your tips by memory? Or, are you reading them out of some type of manual or something and relaying the information. Either way you seem to be doing a great job of it.
we are in a golden age of information thanks to the internet
First – you have hit the campfire discussion with Uncle Joe and his 30-30 right on the nail head. How did you know I had a great uncle Joe? That conversation has to happen practically verbatim in every deer camp nationwide every year for the past 100 years and it goes exactly like that!
Without a doubt, the internet second only to the mobile telephone is the life changing technology with the greatest impact on day to day life in the past fifty years. It might not be as big a deal as the electric light bulb or radio, but it is pretty darned big. It simply changes the way we do things – lots of things including make buying decisions. There is just no other way that we as private citizens can interact with so many other people across the world and glean information form so many sources so quickly and easily. Can you imagine what would be involved gathering the information that is involved in making on what hunting outfitter to book if you had to do it all by postal mail?
I am old enough to remember doing it. I made a dozen phone calls and got dozens of brochures back, then called dozens of references – but I still didn't have as complete a picture as going online to look at the outfitters web page and price lists and references, then searching for their customers' reviews that were NOT distributed by the outfitter. That's just one example – the same thing holds true for any number of research projects – like the cartridge or rifle selections that Ed wrote about.
I know that I research reloading recipes online long before I purchase the projectiles and powder - let alone SHOPPING for the reloading components without having to mail order multiple catalogs to find the best deal.
Yes, without a doubt we are in a golden age of information thanks to the internet – and I haven't even touched on the technological magic of Google Earth!
Forums like this one and the
Forums like this one and the internet itself have opened up a whole world of information for me. It was from reading storeies and then research that finally fired me up to go places and do things instead of just talking about it.
Without all the knowledge I gained and the in depth information I found I doubt I would have had the confidence to take off and try these new places.
I was able to take the information I gathered off the internet and drive 14 hours to Arizona with locations marked in my gps. Pulled right in to where I wanted to camp on BLM land and killed my first javelina 2 days later.
I have stayed away from certain brands of items or bought others because of the many reviews I was able to read.
Studies of ballistics have swayed my decision away from some highly recommended calibers and caused me to buy others.
The information we have now is an infinite gold mine that was not available to the generations before us. Make good use of it.
Man, you hit the nail on the
Man, you hit the nail on the head here.
I had / have two dilemmas recently.
First I needed a shotgun for a midwest hunt and really - you can argue that the new slug guns are more rifle than shotgun.
I did a lot of research and there were a ton of options... I finally settled on a bolt action slug gun with high end optics that has the (reported) accuracy to rival a lot of centerfires.
I have not yet been able to wring that out of it yet... but intend to.
Now - to the present... and I am back with Uncle Joe now - I want to get a rifle that will be appropriate for elk hunting out west and have largely settled on the 30-06... an old timer to be sure - but a PROVEN old timer.
Sometimes, it seems the more things change - the more they stay the same... and the -06 is a great example of this.
Now, on to more of Ed's points... I am researching loads, MV, FPS, lbs ft of recoil... you name it... then throw in the research on optics...
Overpowering to say the least - but I am more educated than ever!
OK, it boils down to this... a 30-06 with a 3-9 scope on top of it.
Hmmm - the more they change, the more they stay the same (ever heard that before!)
Great work Ed!


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What was once the western United States is now home to the Republic, a nation perpetually at war with its neighbors. Born into an elite family in one of the Republic's wealthiest districts, fifteen-year-old June is a prodigy being groomed for success in the Republic's highest military circles. Born into the slums, fifteen-year-old Day is the country's most wanted criminal. But his motives may not be as malicious as they seem...
My Thoughts?
What in the world did I just read?Where AM I?!
What's happened with the world the last couple of days?
Can someone please NOT wake me up?
I cannot comprehend... Why am I not inside L.A. with Day and Tessa right now?!
-... I make a silent promise to my brother's killer.I will hunt you down. I will scour the streets of Los Angeles for you. Search every street in the Republic if I have to. I will trick you and deceive you, lie, cheat and steal to find you, tempt you out of your hiding place, and chase you until you have nowhere else to run. I make you this promise: your life is mine.-
Wakes up.
For real this time.
What an incredible journey! Such amazing strong characters, incredibly easy-to-imagine scenario.
Sure, I saw a lot of people reading and loving this book back when it was first released but I never got the chance to get it and then I (sort of) won it and afterwards it took me almost 6 months to finally pick it up and sit down to read it.
I don't know how many times I've said this before but I have zero ZERO idea of why it is that I always put on hold reading books and when I finally read them I regret every single second that went by without me reading them.
I've been a huge fan of dystopia ever since I read Uglies by Scott Westerfeld specially the YA type. It blows my mind every time I get the chance to read a story of a post-apocalyptic kind of future and all the incredible and amazing thought that the authors put into it.
-Her sadness makes her impossibly beautiful, like snow blanketing a barren landscape.-
But Marie Lu, oh dear Marie Lu, how I've loved your story.
No it wasn't that she had this drop-dead gorgeous kind writing (though it WAS beautiful) or wrote it as a song or like a poem, nope. Nothing like that.
On the contrary, it's been such a long time since I last read a book where I feel like that author isn't trying too hard, like the author's writing feels as if it came easily to her/him.
I felt connected not only to the characters and the story as a whole but the author as well.
I don't know how to describe it really. All I know is that this story it's perfect in it's simplicity in the writing department and incredibly powerful in the character and setting department.
June! I loved, love and will always (hopefully) love her. She is instantly likable but at the same time you are kind of wary of her. Why is she so strong? Why is she so vulnerable now? Why isn't she fighting? Why is she acting as just a piece of some sort of sick chez game instead of opening her eyes and see all the bad that's really there, hiding behind that "good deed" or behind that "vaccination campaign"?
-He glances at me now, notices me studying him, and pauses for a second. Some secret emotion darts across his eyes. A beautiful mystery.-
I don't know what it was about her but she delivers one of the best assets to the story, humanity.
And Day, T____________T I just wanted to bundle him up and take him into this real world that surely, is better than his. Right?
Day was amazing throughout the whole book. I never would have thought he'd be strong enough to survive so many, SAD things, but he survives and comes out even stronger if a bit more rough around the edges but still. I loved how he spoke, I loved his ways, his whole being the one GOOD thing that lived and breathed in a world filled with lies, sickness, water, storms and sadness. But most of all, in a world filled with deaths gone unpunished for believing they were natural deaths instead of provoked-intentional ones.
-"Money is the most important thing in the world, you know. Money can buy you happiness, and I don't care what anyone else thinks. It'll buy you relief, status, friends, safety... all sorts of things."-
Both Day & June bring up the front of an action-packed story that will keep your heart rate at it's maximum. Will make you gasp and will make your eyes go round as saucers because seriously THAT did NOT just happen. People aren't just born with a liking to killing people, surely... Yeah?
And what are you talking about secondary characters?! I loved EVERY character, I don't think of them as secondary save for one or two in there but Eden *^* I feel like I NEED more of him, what with all of the flashbacks we're presented with thanks to Day.
My favorite character? Not going to say it right now, I NEED the second book like YESTERDAY.
I need to know what happens next, I need to read more of this author's simple writing that had me sitting on the edge of whatever I was sitting on at the time while I read this book.
I loved this book to pieces. Love it love it love it love it.
Want to read a story about the future? About a girl and a boy? About June not being just a month in a year? About Day meaning light and new beginnings and more light light light? About lightings? About secrets? About scaling four-story buildings in less than 5 seconds? About love & death and all that fits in between?
Then, please, by all means, do pick up this book. Devour it, read it, strangle it, cry over it and make sure it stays with you forever just as it has done with me.
My Weaknesses?
The book cover, I still have a bit of a hard time with the cover of my copy of the book, I like it, I think it's interesting but for the love of me I can't figure it out and if the book somehow described the cover I think I missed it. But, I do like it, it grabs my attention all the time if for nothing more than to try and figure out what it is exactly.The book tittle? PERFECTION! Really, it plays a really great part in the story since we're reading half of the book from a legend's POV. The plus? It introduces you to the tittle of the second book which, if I do say so myself, it's GENIUS!
I give this book
(I cried cried cried a LOT when reading this book, really. No kidding. I still have puffy eyes.)
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Time and time again I am told that: "At the heart of primary education lies the child." The message here is that primary school teachers teach children; secondary teachers teach subjects. It is a neat dichotomy which offers obvious comfort to the primary teacher who, unlike the subject specialists in the secondary school, has to face the daunting demands of the national curriculum in its entirety.
The trouble is that it does not hold water. The primary school child has to be taught something. To read, for example, or to add up. Some history, perhaps, or science, or geography, or art. To teach means to impart a body of knowledge, understanding and skill: children cannot simply "be" at the heart of what primary teachers do.
Embedded, moreover, within this apparently innocent proposition is a further idea which runs like this:
"Didactic teaching amounts to no more than the transmission of factual knowledge. What we really want is for children to make knowledge their own through a process of personal discovery."
This is both dangerous and absurd.
It is dangerous because it leads to children making little or no progress in lessons where they are left for too much of the time to work on their own, more often than not ploughing through worksheets which make little or no intellectual demands on them.
It is absurd because didactic teaching is not a simple matter of "transmitting" factual knowledge. We can all remember the tedium of dictated notes, but good didactic teaching (if the phrase is not in itself tautologous) involves challenge, inspiration, and stimulating exposition. It depends upon the teacher involving the class in the subject matter and it is upon such teaching that, in turn, our children's learning depends.
It is absurd, too, because the implication is that factual knowledge is worth pursuing only if you want to compete in Mastermind. In reality we are talking about the complex of cultural understanding which ought to be the inheritance of every child and the responsibility of every teacher to communicate.
What does this mean in terms of the practicalities of how primary classrooms are organised?
First, and most important, it means that every primary teacher must regain that faith in didactic teaching which effective teachers have never lost. It will be argued that teachers employ and have always employed a mix of methods. Fine, if this in fact is the case. I agree entirely that the ideal must be for the teacher to select the range of teaching methods which is most likely to ensure that his or her children master new knowledge and skills.
The trouble is that the inspection evidence shows that this ideal is not as widespread as some would have us believe. If it were, we would not have more than a fifth of lessons judged by inspectors to be unsatisfactory or poor in quality.
Second, and linked to this, it means spreading the understanding that primary education, like secondary, is about initiating the young into a body of knowledge which our culture deems worth transmitting from one generation to the next and which they would not otherwise master. Again, this has never disappeared in good schools.
This, in turn, implies that, irrespective of size, primary schools must continue to review how they can make best use of the particular subject expertise and enthusiasm that individual teachers possess. To expect every teacher to have total responsibility for each of the nine national curriculum subjects (plus religious education) is, indeed, a tall order.
Recognising that the answer will differ from school to school, what, then, are the possibilities for specialist subject teaching? And to what extent does the traditional organisation of the curriculum into topics, facilitate the teaching and learning of the individual subjects? In the past, teachers have argued that what really matters are the links children are helped to make between different subjects. Now there is increasing acknowledgement that the appreciation of such links depends upon the prior recognition that history, for example, is something different from geography. This is a very healthy development.
The challenge now is to ensure, through the inspection of individual schools and the conclusions on the general health of primary education drawn from these inspections, that long-established belief and theories continue to be questioned in a robust debate which involves teachers and parents alike.
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A really talented belly dancer captivates her audience through unseen energy, as well as the visible beauty she creates. There is an intangible way in which she guides and holds the audience, directing their attention at will. Here is how it's done.
1. Have an interesting entrance: En-trance your audience. See that they are captivated the minute you arrive on stage. I remember going to a drumming performance where the first musician came out with his back to the audience and didn't turn around until it was absolutely quiet in the room. Everyone became silent with anticipation for the first sound of his drum. Have your plan of entrance: perhaps just zills from backstage, you covered in veils, special lighting, you circling the space, or smiling with a dance greeting of enthusiasm.
2. Project your energy: Make sure your energy projects all the way to the back of the room, not only the front row. You can do this by imagining that you are relating to absolutely everyone there, especially the person farthest away from you way in the back row.
3. Get lost! You need to get lost in what you are doing. One great secret is that the audience will feel what you are feeling. Energy is contagious. People are wired for much greater sensitivity then we usually acknowledge. Once you have gotten their attention they are very susceptible to feeling. Much the way you may feel a jolt in a surprising movie. It is a kind of hypnotic underlying bond. If you revel in feeling, they will feel what you feel, and get lost in it too. It's what they want to do.
4. Make eye contact and don't make eye contact: Yes, use it when you want to make a definite hit: either happy, serious, direct or shy, they will absolutely look at your eyes. The eyes reveal the soul. If you alternate between going inward and then looking directly, you will keep their attention.
5. Play among the rhythms, don't always follow the drum exactly: You can become too predictable if you always follow the rhythm, and that is not fascinating. Create anticipation and surprise by relating to the tempos, rather than being controlled by them. Slow down and accent only some of the beats, or add more shimmies during the chifti telli to embellish the more subtle rhythms. It is like following the rules and then breaking them with artistic license. This mastery creates wonder.
6. Sense and feel everything that is happening to your body: Cultivate body-wisdom, and use this wisdom while dancing. Performance level heightens your sensitivity. You are being observed, by others as well as yourself. Using all your senses creates a natural high that others will share while watching you. As your heartbeat quickens, their heartbeat will go faster. You can practice increasing your awareness while rehearsing. Use the mirror to heighten your visual understanding, listen to music with ear buds to hear the nuisances, and practice with musicians in order to know how they play. Feel your breath, your muscles, and your energy; and use all of your emotional understanding when dancing. Sometimes a wonderful teacher can help you to cultivate these qualities. Seek out the teacher that inspires you to be your best.
7 Wear a beautiful costume and feel comfortable in it: Don't let costume distress distract you from moving freely. If you look good, but don't feel good, it will create a negative effect on your performance. Take the time to carefully try on the costume exactly the way you will wear it, and try a dress rehearsal.
8 Whatever mood you are in, use it to the fullest: Many times I had to dance when I was sad, or angry, or happy. Use your natural mood to enhance the purity of the dance experience. Everyone knows those feeling too, and the fact that you can articulate, cultivate and express authentic emotion captures people's hearts.
9. Always warm-up: physically and emotionally. Prepare to perform by getting a little nervous. No butterflies and you might have a ho-hum response. Also, if you do not warm up your body you are far more likely to injure yourself. When I think back, the only times I pulled a muscle, or worse, was when I was rushed and didn't take the time for a proper warm-up.
10. Stop. Some things are better said with silence. It is the same with dance. A pause can make the audience hold its breath....like just the moment before a diver dives, or a speaker speaks, or a panting is unveiled...you unveil something special after a pause. Stopping is actually part of the dance. It is like the space between breaths.
The more authentic you become about sharing your gifts, the better you can mesmerize your audience. It will happen because you want to give them the gift of dance.
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Thu Dec 27, 2012, 10:15 PM
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"Thousands Of LA Citizens Choose Groceries Over Handguns"
Thousands Of LA Citizens Choose Groceries Over Handguns
By Hayes Brown at Think Progress http://thinkprogress.org/justice/2012/12/27/1377731/butter-not-guns/ "SNIP............................................... Thousands of Los Angeles citizens lined parking lots yesterday in a chance to exchange their guns for groceries in a city-organized buyback program. The event, normally an annual Mothers Day event, was pushed up to Wednesday by L.A. Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa in the aftermath of the tragic shooting in Newtown, CT. City officials offered up to $100 in gift cards to a local grocery chain for rifles, handguns, and shotguns, with assault weapons fetching more, up to $200 in cards. Despite moving the date, turnout was extremely high, with the two parking lots where the buybacks took place finding themselves overcrowded at times by eager sellers. In fact, the city found itself surpassing last years total of 1,673 guns by yesterday afternoon: Many came bearing more than one gun. They pulled 22 pistols from the trunk of one white Honda, a haul that earned the driver $1,000. Two men in a pickup truck with two children in the back seat handed over a rifle, a pistol and a MAC-12, altered with a silencer. ..............................................SNIP"
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"Thousands Of LA Citizens Choose Groceries Over Handguns" (Original post) |
applegrove | Dec 2012 | OP |
Arctic Dave | Dec 2012 | #1 | |
Travis_0004 | Dec 2012 | #2 | |
applegrove | Dec 2012 | #3 | |
LeftInTX | Dec 2012 | #4 | |
flamingdem | Dec 2012 | #7 | |
kwassa | Dec 2012 | #5 | |
robinlynne | Dec 2012 | #6 | |
PeaceNikki | Dec 2012 | #8 | |
beevul | Dec 2012 | #9 |
Response to applegrove (Original post)
Thu Dec 27, 2012, 10:37 PM
Arctic Dave (13,812 posts)
1. Imagine what they would get if they offered them real money.
A few hundred bucks is OK but if they were to buy them back at retail I would think the numbers would go up significantly.
Response to applegrove (Original post)
Thu Dec 27, 2012, 10:57 PM
Travis_0004 (5,417 posts)
2. I feel safer already!
Response to applegrove (Original post)
Thu Dec 27, 2012, 11:05 PM
applegrove (75,305 posts)
3. I hope this happens across the country.
Response to applegrove (Original post)
Thu Dec 27, 2012, 11:10 PM
LeftInTX (5,006 posts)
4. I like the fact that they gave them gift cards
I wonder if businesses donated the cards?
Can't turn around and use cash to buy another gun. |
Response to LeftInTX (Reply #4)
Thu Dec 27, 2012, 11:52 PM
flamingdem (35,709 posts)
7. Ralphs Market donated them
A great thing
Response to applegrove (Original post)
Thu Dec 27, 2012, 11:20 PM
kwassa (21,913 posts)
5. Buybacks won't get the problem guns.
those involved in gang and drug transactions.
It might get them out of domestic situations where accidental shootings could take place. and many in LA who participated didn't give back ALL their guns. http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lanow/2012/12/some-la-gun-buyback-participants-admit-they-still-have-weapons.html |
Response to kwassa (Reply #5)
Thu Dec 27, 2012, 11:51 PM
robinlynne (15,481 posts)
6. We just don't know that.
I do not say buying guns is the solution . We need serious gun control immediately. but you just don't know how many lives were saved in that parking lot.
Response to kwassa (Reply #5)
Thu Dec 27, 2012, 11:54 PM
PeaceNikki (27,909 posts)
8. Those guns could have been used in domestic violence scenarios, suicides, stolen.
ANY gun off the streets is a good thing.
Response to applegrove (Original post)
Fri Dec 28, 2012, 12:19 AM
beevul (12,194 posts)
9. I wonder how many were crime guns, that now can't be tied to the criminal. N/T


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AROD > Reptiles / Squamata / Scincidae / Liopholis /
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Liopholis kintorei | ||||||
Pronunciation | kin-TORR-ee | |||||
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Property and Garden Maintenance No job too small from 1 off jobs to regular maintenance
Miller's Garden Services
Welcome to the Miller's Garden Services Bark Page. We're a team of professional Gardeners, Landscapers, and Garden Designers working in and around Essex of Essex, Suffolk, Cambs and Herts. Uniquely we offer Regular Garden Maintenance Price Plans, Gardening by The Hour with Online booking and scheduling, Free Concept Garden Designs, Expert Landscaping Service carried out by our in-house team and we can source and supply plants, trees, and shrubs at below RRP from out network of 300 European growers. Our expert staff are trained up to degree standard at Writtle, Pershore and Otley Agricultural Colleges meaning we know what to do when without Micro Management. Each month we maintain over 70 acres of Gardens each month, we offer specialist care of Large Gardens and every year we carry out lots of Landscaping Work including the Design and creation of Complete Gardens and single aspect work such as Driveways, Patio, Walls, Planting and Bespoke Carpentry services including Decking and Pergolas. In fact, if there is an outside task you need help with we'll have the expertise to help. We are one of the few firms in the area to meet the criteria for admittance, as a full member, of the Government Endorsed "TrustMark" scheme and the "Association of Professional Landscapers" meaning you can rely on both the quality of our work and our professionalism when dealing clients.
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Sloane instructs readers how to glean climate information by "reading" such natural phenomena as winds, skies, and animal sounds. A beautifully illustrated and practical treasure trove of enlightening lore for outdoorsmen, farmers, sailors, and anyone who has ever wondered whether to take an umbrella when leaving the house. 87 illustrations.Sloane, Eric is the author of 'Eric Sloane's Weather Book', published 2005 under ISBN 9780486443577 and ISBN 0486443574.
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