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Good for you!!!
W finished her bunnet about a week back, so it took her 3 days. The needles are just a blur!!
so watcha knitting now?
I would just like to say
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W finished her bunnet about a week back, so it took her 3 days. The needles are just a blur!!
so watcha knitting now?
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Another scarf, about 2 foot done so far.Good for you!!!
W finished her bunnet about a week back, so it took her 3 days. The needles are just a blur!!
so watcha knitting now?
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I have it on a table this time.good going!
Is the wool a bit cooler this time?!!!
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Chemists do it on the table..... periodically.
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Yer but your heating the sky, you lose a mega amount of heat in an open fire, our house was mighty
cold for 10 years you could see your breath
the house had storage heaters which gave off horribledry heat plus they were a fortune to run. Not to forget the blow backs doon the lum & then you need to
open the doors & windows cause ye cant see feck all for the black fog.
Youd be as well painting the walls black.
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I see loads of folk on social media that have asked for advice on blocking up air vents as rooms are hard to heat and energy is expensive. When advised that the air bricks are there to counter, fires, flues and mould peeps don’t listen and still block off the vents
Ive got a 12v diesel heater pipe coming through my living room vent, but have floor vents going outside.
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I didn't say efficientYer but your heating the sky, you lose a mega amount of heat in an open fire, our house was mighty
cold for 10 years you could see your breath
dry heat plus they were a fortune to run. Not to forget the blow backs doon the lum & then you need to
open the doors & windows cause ye cant see feck all for the black fog.
Youd be as well painting the walls black.
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Who remembers having a "King Rat" across the bottom of the door and a velvet curtain hung over the door? Usually to the sitting room.
(Who remembers "sitting rooms"!?)
Think my granny had a saussage dug that stopped the draught
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I didn't say efficient
Haha yer at 30 quid a bag of coal back then my misses could burn 4 bags a week
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Our leccy has went up to 13p an hour Bastids
Bastids
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My digger is stuck tonight cause doing a favour to dig a new trench for new water pipes & due to
a stupid leylandii type tree that she didnt want to chop
so had to go over a waterlogged boggy fieldwith a steepish incline..it was slipping down hill trying to go side ways feck this so abandoned that then
nearly got out & got stuck at the last bit before getting back onto solid-ish grass
Its also not letting up with rain
The morning shift will be interesting lol
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Boys and their toys!My digger is stuck tonight cause doing a favour to dig a new trench for new water pipes & due to
a stupid leylandii type tree that she didnt want to chop
with a steepish incline..it was slipping down hill trying to go side ways feck this so abandoned that then
nearly got out & got stuck at the last bit before getting back onto solid-ish grass
Its also not letting up with rain
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Boys and their toys!
I will drive the dumper along tis a couple of miles at 10mph that will pull it out & I will change the
loading bucket for a rock bucket then I might be able to pull it out before I phone
a friend to drive the dumper.
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I will drive the dumper along tis a couple of miles at 10mph that will pull it out & I will change the
loading bucket for a rock bucket then I might be able to pull it out before I phone
a friend to drive the dumper.
Pics will be forthcoming....right?????
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