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and peeps should learn not to look at the top number and spend it before they get it..J
Afternoon folks
Well had a good day and finished off the little bits on the roof to the summer kitchen, still need a few more screws for the ridge caps but its secure and watertight so good enough for now.
So we have been evaluating lots of little jobs over the last few weeks and it seems a mini digger is on the cards. fing is they don't like hiring just the diggers here, and with the nature of the jobs a couple of hrs each but not all in 1 go, so is not cheap. SOooooo we are looking to buy a new toy going to look at 1 tomorrow plan is then we can use at our leisure for a couple of years, then resell we the guy that is helpiing has said he will buy it in a couple of years as he does groundwork so we may even get some rental from him during that time.
So excited new toy.
J
Well had a good day and finished off the little bits on the roof to the summer kitchen, still need a few more screws for the ridge caps but its secure and watertight so good enough for now
.So we have been evaluating lots of little jobs over the last few weeks and it seems a mini digger is on the cards
. fing is they don't like hiring just the diggers here, and with the nature of the jobs a couple of hrs each but not all in 1 go, so is not cheap. SOooooo we are looking to buy a new toy going to look at 1 tomorrow plan is then we can use at our leisure for a couple of years, then resell we the guy that is helpiing has said he will buy it in a couple of years as he does groundwork so we may even get some rental from him during that time.So excited new toy
.J
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That is fantastic news! I am not at all jealousAfternoon folks
Well had a good day and finished off the little bits on the roof to the summer kitchen, still need a few more screws for the ridge caps but its secure and watertight so good enough for now
So we have been evaluating lots of little jobs over the last few weeks and it seems a mini digger is on the cards
So excited new toy
J
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No, not even a smidge?That is fantastic news! I am not at all jealous
I've done my time with an Pick axe/Spade & wheel barrow as my back keeps reminding me, lets see how it turns out but its gonna happen sometime this year we plan ahead abit
Will post pics if its a goerrrr. for you to Dribble give opinions on.
J
, lets see how it turns out but its gonna happen sometime this year we plan ahead abitWill post pics if its a goerrrr
. for you to J
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Me? Damn straight!!!No, not even a smidge?
Please doI've done my time with an Pick axe/Spade & wheel barrow as my back keeps reminding me
Will post pics if its a goerrrrDribblegive opinions on.
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.... I have cut all my window-cills/sills to size and to fit in the mini-barn.
I will take them off one by one and fit them on top of battens to the underlying brickwork over the weekend.
The underlying building is not square to the rear of the house(!) so I have adopted a "Do your best and caulk/gapfill the rest" approach.
At the end of the day the mini-Barn is a glorified "Shed" on the back of the house not the Sistine chapel.
I will take them off one by one and fit them on top of battens to the underlying brickwork over the weekend.
The underlying building is not square to the rear of the house(!) so I have adopted a "Do your best and caulk/gapfill the rest" approach.
At the end of the day the mini-Barn is a glorified "Shed" on the back of the house not the Sistine chapel.
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What happended to the skirting at the bottom left?
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I have a dilemma
Should I walk to the pub tonight or should I walk briskly to the pub tonight?
Should I walk to the pub tonight or should I walk briskly to the pub tonight?
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wossa pub?I have a dilemma
Should I walk to the pub tonight or should I walk briskly to the pub tonight?
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It is an establishment in which you can swap monies for anglerholic beverages.
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It got hit by an optical illusion.
The profile of the board makes it look like they are out of alignment.
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I have a dilemma
Should I walk to the pub tonight or should I walk briskly to the pub tonight?
Personally, I would stroll there and meander / dawdle back
Course, a brisk walk will give you a thirst..
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reminds me of the joke.. 10 mins there, 30 mins back.. the difference is staggeringPersonally, I would stroll there and meander / dawdle back
Course, a brisk walk will give you a thirst..
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Walk slowly, memorise all the details to aid you in getting home again.
I have a dilemma
Should I walk to the pub tonight or should I walk briskly to the pub tonight?
Depends if you are going the long way and how thirsty you are I suppose
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He lives on a tiny island, there is no long way around!!Depends if you are going the long way and how thirsty you are I suppose
J
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I would sprint to the pub n taxi back (or crawl !)I have a dilemma
Should I walk to the pub tonight or should I walk briskly to the pub tonight?
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I'm off to the pub to help them stay in business.
I've decided that I'll stroll leisurely as it's such a nice evening.
I've decided that I'll stroll leisurely as it's such a nice evening.
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