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Tinky 19-03-2013 17:58

What's your bargain of the day?
 
I casually asked next door's gardener how much he would charge to cut down our tree, £30 including taking away all the pieces, how's that for a bargain? Pictures are before and after. What's your bargain of the day?

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denphone 19-03-2013 18:05

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Very nice indeed Tinky and that certainly is most definitely a bargain.

Chris 19-03-2013 18:11

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A Le Crueset-style 5 litre cast iron flameproof casserole, from Sainsburys, also £30. Reduced from rather more than that (don't know exactly, Mrs T did the buying). Quite a few of the recipes in our Hairy Bikers book need a flameproof casserole. Cannat wait, man. :D

Tinky 19-03-2013 18:11

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Sure was Den I was expecting him to say at least twice that! :)

Sounds a bargain, pictures please Chris.

This was our garden last summer, the tree may look good, but when it looses it's leaves, not good.
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denphone 19-03-2013 18:16

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Originally Posted by Chris (Post 35550530)
A Le Crueset-style 5 litre cast iron flameproof casserole, from Sainsburys, also £30. Reduced from rather more than that (don't know exactly, Mrs T did the buying). Quite a few of the recipes in our Hairy Bikers book need a flameproof casserole. Cannat wait, man. :D

Yes you certainly have got a bargain there Chris as Le Crueset-style stuff is pretty pricey in my experience.

Tinky 19-03-2013 18:31

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Just looked it up on Google Chris, you certainly got a bargain there.

spreadsheet 19-03-2013 19:38

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that tree cutting job was a real bargain - I had the same thing done with a similar looking tree and it cost me £350 - and they took a load of BT lines down with it as they misjudged the fall of a section of it

papa smurf 20-03-2013 06:47

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the boss is taking the whole team for breakfast at a local pub

so free fry up =:)bargain

Tinky 20-03-2013 06:59

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Originally Posted by spreadsheet (Post 35550612)
that tree cutting job was a real bargain - I had the same thing done with a similar looking tree and it cost me £350 - and they took a load of BT lines down with it as they misjudged the fall of a section of it

So even bigger bargain that what I originally thought! :)

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Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35550818)
the boss is taking the whole team for breakfast at a local pub

so free fry up =:)bargain

Nice one Papa, don't forget the black pudding, enjoy!

Chris 25-03-2013 18:53

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Sounds a bargain, pictures please Chris.

Forgot, sorry. Here you go.

http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/at...1&d=1364240962

Of course we now have had time to cook in it. Here's a Hairy Bikers saag gosht, just out of the oven. Very tasty it was too. :drool:

http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/at...1&d=1364240962

Osem 25-03-2013 19:40

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Originally Posted by Tinky (Post 35550518)
I casually asked next door's gardener how much he would charge to cut down our tree, £30 including taking away all the pieces, how's that for a bargain? Pictures are before and after. What's your bargain of the day?

I think you benefited from an 'elf and safety exempt' quote there. ;)

The old lady opposite was charged £150 for lopping the top off a Christmas tree she'd planted in her garden a few years ago. I could have done it in 10 mins.

Tinky 01-04-2013 10:04

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Today's bargain 3 and a half pounds of topside reduced to £6.21. :):):)

Osem 01-04-2013 16:24

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Originally Posted by Tinky (Post 35555158)
Today's bargain 3 and a half pounds of topside reduced to £6.21. :):):)

I feel several hearty stews coming on... :)

Ramrod 01-04-2013 16:49

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Bought £200 worth of medical textbooks for £147 :cool:

Osem 01-04-2013 18:08

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Mrs Osem just came home with a £28 turkey she bought for £3.50. I'm busy looking for stock and turkey recipes... :D


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