The Fallen Redmire Pool Oak Tree

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How about a large "garden sized" chess set to leave at the pool, so that frustrated anglers can while away a few hours on the dam when the carp are being uncooperative.... :Chuckle:
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Sounds feasible.... :Wink:
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A bridge
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An observation platform for spotting fish - St.John can knock one up in his spare time :Happy:


And Skeff, Redmire chess cannot be played by conventional rules, you know the Bishop beats anything :Ok:
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Loop Erimder wrote:A bridge
Twit! Trust you.
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Dave Burr wrote: the Bishop beats anything :Ok:
Oh yes! :Thumb:
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Skeff wrote:
Dave Burr wrote: the Bishop beats anything :Ok:
Oh yes! :Thumb:

Not if the King gets caught :Wink:
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Surely The Queen rules over all :Confused:
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Snape wrote:To my knowledge it hasn't yet been removed but will be when the work party convenes in May.
Has the oak tree been removed yet?
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Mark wrote:
Snape wrote:To my knowledge it hasn't yet been removed but will be when the work party convenes in May.
Has the oak tree been removed yet?
From last weekend's work party photos I have seen I am sure it has.
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