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Default Darling-Sweetie BBC2 Digging Deep

"Rupert (W.Yorkshire)" wrote in message

Bloomin eck it's got worse.
Amanda has decided to plant herbs to help the healing process of the

owner
who has had a double mastectomy.
Anyone know of a garden shredder which will macerate Amanda -sweetie


There are big shredders driven by the PTO on a tractor. They work
brilliantly for roadkill. Bung the body of a dead kangaroo down the
feed chute and then follow it with a bale of straw or some old
cardboard and Hey Presto! you have Blood and Bone.


 
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