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- December (2023 – 78)
- Special (2023 – 78 – 25th Anniversary)
- September (2023 – 77)
- June (2023 – 76)
- March (2023 – 75)
2022
2021
- December Christmas (2021 – 70)
- September (2021 – 70)
- July (2021 – 69A)
- Special Edition June (2021 – 68C)
- May (2021 – 68B)
- April (2021 – 68A)
- Lockdown Issue March (2021 – 67C)
- Lockdown Issue February (2021 – 67B)
- Lockdown Issue January (2021 – 67A)
2020
- December (2020 – 66)
- November (2020 – 65B)
- September (2020 – 65A)
- Lockdown Lopper Issue 10 (2020 – 64D)
- Lockdown Lopper Issue 9 (2020 – 64C)
- Lockdown Lopper Issue 8 (2020 – 64B)
- Lockdown Lopper Issue 7 (2020 – 64A)
- Lockdown Lopper Special Edition 6 (2020 – 63F)
- Lockdown Lopper Issue 5 (2020 – 63E)
- Lockdown Lopper 4 Issue 4 (2020 – 63D)
- Lockdown Lopper 3 Bluebell special (2020 – 63C)
- Lockdown Lopper 2 May (2020 – 63B)
- Lockdown Lopper 1 April (2020 – 63A)
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Lopper?
lop
tr.v. lopped, lop·ping, lops
1. To cut off (a part), especially from a tree or shrub: lopped off the dead branches.
2. To cut off a part or parts from; trim: lopped the vines back; lopped her curls shorter.
3. To eliminate or excise as superfluous: lopped him from the payroll.
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[Perhaps from Middle English loppe, small branches and twigs.]
- Lopper publications
- Health Benefits
- Mike’s Musings
- 02 Salute Oliver Rackham, Latter-day Green Man
- 01 Hedgers and Plashers
- 03 Tooling by Mike
- 04 The Never Ending Story
- 05 Paint job marketing
- 06 Colour me Payne’s Grey
- 07 Tool Tactics
- 08 You SAW it here first…………
- 09 Not a bad thought
- 10 Ts, No, Three Ts
- 11 Sluuuusshhh, splet
- 12 The Cutting Edge of Time