Risky business
OPINION: In the same way that even a stopped clock is right twice a day, economists sometimes get it right.
single man lift weight
AT LEAST 40% of New Zealand is too steep to cultivate yet still less than 1000m above sea-level.
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IF HE hadn’t been left a farm, Nigel Faram concedes he probably would have been an engineer.
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The trick to driving a Kawasaki Mule down a near vertical slope is to hold your nerve and keep one foot tickling the brake pedal, while the other foot keeps enough throttle on to engage the CVT transmission.
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