In the middle, slightly west. Known as the west midlands. On the Cheshire, Shropshire and Staffordshire boundaries.
Between the towns of Market Drayton and Newcastle under Lyme.
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Between the towns of Market Drayton and Newcastle under Lyme.
Yeah been welding all my life. Stick, mig/mag and tig. Stainless, ally and steel, a little iron. Boats, pipes, pressure vessels, structural.nice, i have 4 welder/millwrights that work for me. always enjoy your stories and pics
I can't do the fancy stuff some can though.
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Congratulations Nate, you are the man. Beautiful birds, beautiful fowling piece and a great hunting companion...…...robin
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The breasts cooked to a medium rare will be a treat (I've also marinated in orange juice & soy sauce and smoked them over Cherry). The best I had were from a Teal that I salted/peppered, rolled in fine flour, fried in butter and served with eggs - a fine breakfast after a cold morning duck hunting...
