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morning @ll wheres @ll the e@rly birds tod@y 
yous @ll slept in, fkn freezing here no snow yet.
njoy yer d@y peeps
yous @ll slept in, fkn freezing here no snow yet.
njoy yer d@y peeps
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To cold to get up earlymorning @ll wheres @ll the e@rly birds tod@y
yous @ll slept in, fkn freezing here no snow yet.
njoy yer d@y peeps
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Morning All.
Big temperature drop from +4° yesterday to -3° today.
Heating has not failed (thank goodness) but I bet this is going to cost a pretty packet for the rest of the winter.
A shopping day for her, but I might go as well and take her in my car instead of her roller-skate.
Have a lovely day.
Big temperature drop from +4° yesterday to -3° today.
Heating has not failed (thank goodness) but I bet this is going to cost a pretty packet for the rest of the winter.
A shopping day for her, but I might go as well and take her in my car instead of her roller-skate.
Have a lovely day.
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Not warm but certainly not as cold as we were led to expect. Up at 6.15am, let the dog out, made mysel' a cuppa and returned to mi' pit for a couple more hours of beauty sleep - yes, that's not going to improve matters I know.
Had an interesting experience yesterday - trying to get the young led who was standing outside my local co-op trying to sell the Big Issue in this cold a hot dring from insidde the store - he spoke no English and I spoke no ??? but together we eventually managed to work the drinks machine and then the ladies in the shop added a couple of warmed mince pies to go with his drink.
Now it's off to take the dogs out on their daily round of seeing who is taking the air today.
The optician has just phone to say my glasses are now ready for collection so I'll do that as part of the canine trip.
I am carefully watching the weather forecast for Christmas trying to make up my mind if Christmas away in the MH will be feasible.
Enjoy your day folks
Had an interesting experience yesterday - trying to get the young led who was standing outside my local co-op trying to sell the Big Issue in this cold a hot dring from insidde the store - he spoke no English and I spoke no ??? but together we eventually managed to work the drinks machine and then the ladies in the shop added a couple of warmed mince pies to go with his drink.
Now it's off to take the dogs out on their daily round of seeing who is taking the air today.
The optician has just phone to say my glasses are now ready for collection so I'll do that as part of the canine trip.
I am carefully watching the weather forecast for Christmas trying to make up my mind if Christmas away in the MH will be feasible.
Enjoy your day folks
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.... the day-on-day energy costs (measured mid-mornings) has shown a jump to £18 for the last 24 hours from the ongoing average of £11.
So Winter has arrived. Gulp!
So Winter has arrived. Gulp!
.... the day-on-day energy costs (measured mid-mornings) has shown a jump to £18 for the last 24 hours from the ongoing average of £11.
So Winter has arrived. Gulp!
Wow thats the best part of £300/month
sorry to remind youJumpers & thick socks for xmas then in Clarke towers
.TBH at that sort of money I dont think I would have retired early, I would but wouldn't have certain things
although saying that my Mum & Dad do alright in their little bungalow.Maybe it's time to downsize abit Dan
.At those costs I can see how many will struggle, what's the fix? don't know
.J
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I don't know what the fix is.... other than to return to the pre-Ukraine conflict pricing.Wow thats the best part of £300/month
Jumpers & thick socks for xmas then in Clarke towers
TBH at that sort of money I dont think I would have retired early, I would but wouldn't have certain things
Maybe it's time to downsize abit Dan
At those costs I can see how many will struggle, what's the fix? don't know
J
My Energy costs were containable at £168/Month. But when the major energy suppliers are reporting 4 or 5 fold increases in profits and blaming "global energy prices" I smell a rat.
Profit is sales revenue - cost of raw materials and internal costs and if they are trying to say it is the raw material prices going up is the problem, then their profits would be down not up.
It is rank profiteering, plain & simple (in my view). And if anyone thinks prices will return to their previous levels they are kidding themselves.
When people started talking about "The great Global Reset" a couple of years ago they were derided as conspiracy theorists, but here it is.
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..... that the "keep the lights & heating going" plan for the inevitable 2022/3 power-cuts is taking shape.
The 10Litre Can of fuel is ready.
The generator is ready.
The "Suicide cable" is ready.
They can all laugh, but when I'm the only one around with lights and heating for 3 hours while they all freeze I shall just smile.
The 10Litre Can of fuel is ready.
The generator is ready.
The "Suicide cable" is ready.
They can all laugh, but when I'm the only one around with lights and heating for 3 hours while they all freeze I shall just smile.
..... that the "keep the lights & heating going" plan for the inevitable 2022/3 power-cuts is taking shape.
The 10Litre Can of fuel is ready.
The generator is ready.
The "Suicide cable" is ready.
They can all laugh, but when I'm the only one around with lights and heating for 3 hours while they all freeze I shall just smile.
Just remember to turn off the mains switch cos I don’t think little Jenny can service the whole street
.Is the cable a bit like my “worn” 9”disc in a 4”grinder
. “Don’t show the kids”.J
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Plan is to let it all die when they turn the grid off, drop the incoming breaker, start the genny and plug the sewer-side cable (2.5mm mains cable with plugs either end) into the Genny and the closest mains socket and let it "back-feed" to the main bars in the distribution board and then on to the lighting rings etc.Just remember to turn off the mains switch cos I don’t think little Jenny can service the whole street
Is the cable a bit like my “worn” 9”disc in a 4”grinder
J
A bit like "wives & mistresses", as long as the grid and the genny don't ever meet up then the 3.5kW of the genny should run the essentials.
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Plan is to let it all die when they turn the grid off, drop the incoming breaker, start the genny and plug the sewer-side cable (2.5mm mains cable with plugs either end) into the Genny and the closest mains socket and let it "back-feed" to the main bars in the distribution board and then on to the lighting rings etc.
A bit like "wives & mistresses", as long as the grid and the genny don't ever meet up then the 3.5kW of the genny should run the essentials.
Make sure your fire extinguishers are suitable for leccy fires
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Evening
& good night…. Heater on full to warm up. Let’s see what tonight’s temperatures are like
In Norwich
& good night…. Heater on full to warm up. Let’s see what tonight’s temperatures are like
In Norwich
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The wife took me to Barnsley today to look at expensive bits of radio gear. I may have made a purchase
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Bin bliddy cold here too.
Went to wash out a brush outside, turned the tap on, triggered the gun on the metre and a half hose, nothing.
For a wee while, then a trickle grew to a flow.
So yep it IS feckin cold.
Went to wash out a brush outside, turned the tap on, triggered the gun on the metre and a half hose, nothing.
For a wee while, then a trickle grew to a flow.
So yep it IS feckin cold.
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evening @ll its mighty chully here got @ bit of @ north wind, been pl@ying with wiring
tod@y on the big bo@t, some peeps h@ve been in @ chopped stuff
got lights n the lift working so we c@n got some free stuff off
got some 240v power too most of it is 440v dont w@nt @ belt off th@t. next on the list is
some he@ting so we h@ve somewhere w@rm to defrost n m@ke @ coffee.
tod@y on the big bo@t, some peeps h@ve been in @ chopped stuff
got lights n the lift working so we c@n got some free stuff off
got some 240v power too most of it is 440v dont w@nt @ belt off th@t. next on the list is
some he@ting so we h@ve somewhere w@rm to defrost n m@ke @ coffee.
evening @ll its mighty chully here got @ bit of @ north wind, been pl@ying with wiring
tod@y on the big bo@t, some peeps h@ve been in @ chopped stuff
got lights n the lift working so we c@n got some free stuff off
got some 240v power too most of it is 440v dont w@nt @ belt off th@t. next on the list is
some he@ting so we h@ve somewhere w@rm to defrost n m@ke @ coffee.
Have you snaffled the bell?
J
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Is this a vessel that is being scrapped and you can just pillage it then?evening @ll its mighty chully here got @ bit of @ north wind, been pl@ying with wiring
tod@y on the big bo@t, some peeps h@ve been in @ chopped stuff
got lights n the lift working so we c@n got some free stuff off
got some 240v power too most of it is 440v dont w@nt @ belt off th@t. next on the list is
some he@ting so we h@ve somewhere w@rm to defrost n m@ke @ coffee.
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