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JadeM
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29th Jun 06 at 22:49   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Whats the legal palava on having a bonfire in my back garden???

I have some bushes that need to go
Munchie
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throw them in the tip
CorsAsh
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depends if you're in a smokeless zone. Landscape gardeners can have fires to burn waste but any old joe public has to be careful
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quote:
Originally posted by CorsAsh
depends if you're in a smokeless zone. Landscape gardeners can have fires to burn waste but any old joe public has to be careful


unless its a smokeless zone

same rules apply round here anyway
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In my area (bristol) its always been a no bonfire zone in the sort of times when people put washing out.

Now we get nice green wheelie bins to re-cycle all our garden waste in
CorsAsh
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Our green bin was left unemptied today as some passing scrote had dumped a nappy bag full of crap in there.
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quote:
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Our green bin was left unemptied today as some passing scrote had dumped a nappy bag full of crap in there.


Happens every week with mine.....its like

'oh my black bin is full, im sure jules's green bin will now accept all the stuff I should really be taking to the tip'

Fuckwits. Annoys me no end.
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The pile of bushes I have is maybe the size of a BMW X5 ( ) it would take months to chop up & stick in the wheelie bin

How do I find out if im in a smokless zone?? I live right next door to the biggest oil refinary in Europe if that helps
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I dont have anything to take it to the tip in, dont fancy ramming it in the car
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quote:
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The pile of bushes I have is maybe the size of a BMW X5 ( ) it would take months to chop up & stick in the wheelie bin

How do I find out if im in a smokless zone?? I live right next door to the biggest oil refinary in Europe if that helps


just burn the stuff mate
JadeM
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jamied
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yeh every1 has bonfires all time where i live, just burn it. worst case is they tell you to put it out
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Pics of Jade's bush?

Tom
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Get it done what's the worst that could happen
gianluigi
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quote:
Originally posted by Tom
Get it done what's the worst that could happen



Tom
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Oh not the red cross

Ok keep it small and managable don't just throw a gallon of petrol over it all and chuck a match on
gianluigi
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the pic works fine for me
3CorsaMeal
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just lit if and find out, thats what i'd do
Adam-D
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fuck it, burn it

ppl can get away with murder you might aswell set fire to stuff
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My brother's favourite method is pour some petrol on, flick on a match, then get it really going well by using a leaf blower to fan the flames, works a treat

[Edited on 30-06-2006 by CorsAsh]
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Rain today so no bonfire until its dry
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you meant to do it in the rain

keeps smoke down, just let it smoulder
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Bushes all gone now......got a few funny looks from a neighbour & managed to singe the hair off an arm
MarkM
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Colin you have grown up so much since you moved into your own place...

Back in your younger more wreckless years you would have not thought twice about this and would not doubt have nearly set fire to the neighbours house...
Marc
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He did lose a few pubes though

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