muckymanor
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You'd need to be crossing her with a very low Belgian blue bull!Holy cow!!!!!
You'd need to be crossing her with a very low Belgian blue bull!Holy cow!!!!!
At the other extreme..Holy cow!!!!!
Ahhh your just flashing your big knickers nowHoly cow!!!!!
The smoke is from the drying kiln, they burn sawdust or other waste to dry the timber.
It's recycling.I always assumed it was steam in the one in portlaoise anyway. How would the EPA let them away with producing that level of smoke?
I always assumed it was steam in the one in portlaoise anyway. How would the EPA let them away with producing that level of smoke?
It's actually carbon negative because some of the carbon is locked into the leaves which fall and contribute to the organic content of the soil.Burning wood is carbon neutral. ie. In its years of growing, the tree removes as much co2 from the atmosphere as burning that tree produces.
It must be a tough autumn/winter for pneumonia.Bought a shot of handy bull weanlings late October/early November. mostly in local marts.
I kept them in for a while because I'd say most of them weren't weaned.
The broke my b...s with pneumonia .
so I let them back out about a month ago .All good
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Oh I know lad I'm just trying to lighten the mood, you know you can't have smoke without fireI'm not having a go, but believe me I know that burner way too well, it has been part of a few bad days locally.
It must be a tough autumn/winter for pneumonia.
This lad caught my eye and I zoomed. Fine square calf. Great width in front.Bought a shot of handy bull weanlings late October/early November. mostly in local marts.
I kept them in for a while because I'd say most of them weren't weaned.
The broke my b...s with pneumonia .
so I let them back out about a month ago .All good
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Calf???
No idea. I just zoomed on mixed fleets picCalf???
Smoke and CO₂ aren't the same thing. Nobody said it was CO₂.CO2 is also a colourless gas. That's not CO2. I still wonder is it just steam. it's so white and so thick then just kindof dissapears of a shot. smoke would fade more I think.
I'd say if it's drying wood there would be a fair amount of steam mixed in it.Well now that answers that @JohnBoy so I think we can safely say it's not steam