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A social network, what's that?

If you are enjoying the Landscape Juice Network then you are taking part in a pretty new branch of the internet called social networking. Hopefully you are discovering some interesting ways to interact and connect with people by writing blog posts, leaving comments, taking part on forum threads or adding images for others to browse. And it is these 'social' elements that are spread around the network, be that on the Landscape Juice site, the wider internet through search engines or just simple links from other websites. But instead of reading about it, let the guys at Common Craft give you the low down in their own particular way: And remember if you have any questions please feel free to leave a comment below.
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Andrew Betteridge replied to Lee Pope's discussion Country path
"I also had to clean my shoes to get the dust off them as well, it's filthy stuff to walk on both wet and dry, because of the dust it contains.
It is all over my car as well, if you used around a house or other building it would be difficult to keep…"
59 minutes ago
Andrew Betteridge replied to Lee Pope's discussion Country path
"MOT Type 1, a granular sub-base material, is a crushed aggregate, typically limestone or granite, graded to 40mm down to dust.
I was in a car park laid with stone like this today, it's completely unsuitable for areas where there's vehicles, as it is…"
1 hour ago
Peter sellers replied to Peter sellers's discussion Hayter, you could not make it up!
"Agree with you on the Honda and as we cetainly will not be buying a prostripe or new 56 stsrted to look for optiond the only thing we have found is the Lawnflite / Cobra 553HRSP-HST which has variable hydrostatic drive but the handles are very…"
9 hours ago
Peter sellers replied to Peter sellers's discussion Hayter, you could not make it up!
"John, thanks for your well considered reply and agree ( mostly) .  The variable speed on the 56 I still feel is better than the 3 speed but anyway Hayters presentation on the "new 56" I found to be the usual corporate bullshit that you can expect…"
10 hours ago
Jason Taylor posted a discussion
Hello all,Does anyone know where to dispose of soil in the Billingham /  Teesside area? 
10 hours ago
John Wallwork replied to Peter sellers's discussion Hayter, you could not make it up!
"I've been running a Toro ProStripe 560 for several years.  I bought it mainly because of the 3 speed belt driven gearbox so I have control over the speed and the ability to feather the clutch, so to speak.  It also lays down nicer stripes than the…"
11 hours ago
Gary Clapham replied to Dan Nate's discussion Charging Stihl tools from the van
"get a powerbank, got a 2kw powerbank so can charge a battery 4 times easily, ive 4 500s batteries so its like having 8 batteries.
ive fitted the powerbank in the van and wired a hook up cable outside to charge it up on a night so dont need to take…"
14 hours ago
Fusion Media posted a blog post
Pellenc has announced the launch of the Essential Line – a range of on-board battery tools which offer a practical and cost-effective solution for maintaining green and urban spaces.Pellenc is exclusively distributed in the UK and Ireland by Etesia…
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At Tonbridge School, known for its widely regarded sports facilities, Danny Stunt has embraced practical and effective solutions to manage its extensive grounds. With multiple sports pitches and surfaces to maintain, the challenges are…
yesterday
Honey Badger replied to Lee Pope's discussion Country path
"Looks like Scalpings/hardcore/type 1. The stuff that's used as a sub-base under roads, drive way's and patios."
Tuesday
Lee Pope posted a discussion
 Hi everyone, I was looking for a little bit of advice if possible.This is an existing path through a country park near me. This was done 3 years ago now.  Can anyone tell me what type of stone/gravel was used for this top layer?Any help much…
Tuesday
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Tuesday
Fusion Media posted a blog post
The highly anticipated first GroundsFest Academy event is set to take place on May 13, 2025, marking the beginning of a new era in free, hands-on education. The first session, hosted in partnership with DLF, titled 'Seed Science,' will be held at…
Tuesday
Tim Bucknall replied to Dan Nate's discussion Charging Stihl tools from the van
"Get an E-transit with a 240v outlet in the back- simple! "
Monday
Jez Hobbs replied to Dan Nate's discussion Charging Stihl tools from the van
"I use a BLUETTI power pack and charge them up from that if I start to run low. Also has the benefit of using it to power things in our garden etc"
Monday
Peter sellers posted a discussion
Just watched on YT the launch of the "new and improved" Hayter 56 Pro.We have run these for around 4 years as they suited our sites, weight, and short handle length.Had issues with grass build up around roller scraper bar to the extent the roller…
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Country path

 Hi everyone, I was looking for a little bit of advice if possible.This is an existing path through a country park near me. This was done 3 years ago now.  Can anyone tell me what type of stone/gravel was used for this top layer?Any help much…

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