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Thatching projects are often contracted six to 12 months in advance, and such a large jump in straw prices has many thatchers saying they can't swallow the increased cost and still make a profit.
Commodity boom Lisa Kallal 2008
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Thatching a roof is hard work and best to hire a local crew.
Roofing Thatch 2004
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Thatching a roof is hard work and best to hire a local crew.
Roofing Thatch 2004
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Thatching a roof is hard work and best to hire a local crew.
Roofing Thatch 2004
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Thatching a roof is hard work and best to hire a local crew.
Roofing Thatch 2004
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Thatching a roof is hard work and best to hire a local crew.
Roofing Thatch 2004
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Thatching requires skill, and experience; a traditional apprenticeship lasts five years in England.
Chapter 3 1997
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· Thatching is highly skilled labour intensive work, and may thus be expensive.
Chapter 3 1997
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· Thatching begins at a right-hand verge (unless the thatcher is left-handed) and can be worked in vertical lanes (more common) or horizontal sections.
Chapter 10 1988
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Thatching, too, is almost a lost art in the country.
Vanishing England 1892
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