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I usually wear chainsaw boots as this keeps the dirt out.
I also wear a baseball cap to keep the sun and dirt off my head.
I know the feeling Dan, My missus always frowns when i take my boots off and eject a pile of grass cuttings/soil/dust/sawdust onto the hallway floor, I'm amazed the waste pipe from the shower hasn't blocked up from the amount of brown water that goes down it every night.
I don't appear to be losing weight though?? 14 stone at the last weigh in, perhaps i'm not working hard enough???
I eat as much as I physically can, a few times a week I almost feel sick from it, and can't even maintain the weight. Winter time sees me gain a tiny amount but still eating like a pig. It's almost a serious issue and I have considered speaking to a professional for any advice they can give. I get very tired sometimes and this usually ties in with me losing a few lbs.
Andrew Bentley said:
Andrew Bentley said:
Hi Dan,
Yup I feel your pain mate.
Got mistaken for a gypsy a few weeks ago - by a methadone addict for god' sake! Was looking a bit rough to be fair. Covered in crap from a garden clearance.
Re the weight loss thing I take protein powder shakes a couple of times a week, not that I'm worried about losing weight (13st 7lb currently) just helps with the recovery a little when things are particularly tough and ensures you get enough protein. Personally I find it hard to get food down during the day when I'm really busy.
This should keep you clean?
I prefer the dust and grass to the engine oil, grease and particularly brake dust I used to get covered in working in the motor trade. Constantly feeling 'grimy' - no thank you.
As regards weight loss and fitness, I was talking to a very fit 76 odd year old that 'does' a few gardens near me - we worked out in just one day in his week he walks 12-14 miles behind various mowers.
He has been offered the use of a ride on for one large lawn but declined as it didn't meet his standards of finish...
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