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Looks like whisky doesn't make you hair curl then!
I would just like to say
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Yerp, me ex s-i-l got a few after he kept seeing or hearing scrotes on his land. He had a lot much of it wooded. I remember going all over his place discussing where to site them.
Can't remember if they had the desired effect, but he hasn't mentioned said intruders for a long time.
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Had to get up super early today as W had a 9 a.m. appt at the physio. She (physio) said we should take her to the doc to get her ankle checked out as it now hurts on the opposite side to the break.
This having to work with someone with a paralysed foot is messing with her head. So off to docs to make an appt, Weds. (Imagine doing that in the UK, although he, like the physios, has a sign up saying "No more new patients.")
Then off to what we jovially call "the cheap shop" where they sell all sorts of stuff, came away with all sorts of stuff, but including a salad spinner and a lot of velcro to help me finish off the windy-uppy thing for the bubble wrap cover.
Sun blazing down, having a late breakfast, then off to feed the chooks, open the pool and get on with said device.
Have a nice day folks!
This having to work with someone with a paralysed foot is messing with her head. So off to docs to make an appt, Weds. (Imagine doing that in the UK, although he, like the physios, has a sign up saying "No more new patients.")
Then off to what we jovially call "the cheap shop" where they sell all sorts of stuff, came away with all sorts of stuff, but including a salad spinner and a lot of velcro to help me finish off the windy-uppy thing for the bubble wrap cover.
Sun blazing down, having a late breakfast, then off to feed the chooks, open the pool and get on with said device.
Have a nice day folks!
Did you not get the strap kit?
Similar to these https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Aquabud...Kit-8PCS-for-Swimming-Solar-Pool/353076369970
Although I usually end up screwing the strap to the pole cos the heat melts the glue and they fall off
.J
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Quick wee morning, was out laying a mooring for a 30tonne floating caravan. Tis nice to get out for a wee float about.
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No we didn't, didn't realise you could get them on their own without the hugely expensive roller thing.Did you not get the strap kit?
Similar to these https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Aquabud...Kit-8PCS-for-Swimming-Solar-Pool/353076369970
Although I usually end up screwing the strap to the pole cos the heat melts the glue and they fall off
J
But still ahead as I expect the glue to give way so have got full length velcro so I can wrap it right round the pole, more than a few times, the other bit I'll simply tie knots in and thread throught the eyelets which I had the sense to order with it. Those white clip-on things look not too good.
If the glue STILL fails I'll drill and pop rivet.
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Was she is no longer with us
No we didn't, didn't realise you could get them on their own without the hugely expensive roller thing.
But still ahead as I expect the glue to give way so have got full length velcro so I can wrap it right round the pole, more than a few times, the other bit I'll simply tie knots in and thread throught the eyelets which I had the sense to order with it. Those white clip-on things look not too good.
If the glue STILL fails I'll drill and pop rivet.
Do you have a stone surround on the edge of the pool that has a small overhang?
We do and I have found its easier to lift the cover and give it a tug over the edge before trying to wind it up. Less stress on the cover fixings, and eyelets was a good call I think, not had that option here.
And get the roller straight as it will wind up wonky if not
Get in it
. Get W in it hope it will help her footBeen in today and will go in again later, our cover has been off now for about a week (i think) in an attempt to keep it away from bath temps
. Its still sitting around 29-30.J
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I assume he means the new 'pseudo' queen - Camilla
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These are totally independent of your current electrical supply and run independent from external influence and no wiring to cut the marvels of satellite
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The only way to deal with long haul is with a bit of drink and sleepy.
I did it for 20yrs usually once a month.
Sleep, wake , find a bar/food, ready for the next flight.
J
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Well today had technical inspection of the defender out here past with flying colours not bad for a 2005 now thay check your break fluid on a machine to see the age and viscosity so next year no what to look for but thay missed the split dust rubbers on my ball joints but had a discussion about the dripping water from the a.c. lets hope thay do the same next year by the way it's equivalent to mot happy now 30 deg up here on 2nd beer happy days my lifestyle is so good now
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..that WW3 has started.
My boy has finally gone on the offensive and had a chat with the police about the antics his ex-wife (is getting up to and his concerns for his children). Coppers have given him some homework to do and have suggested they will alert social services.
They aske him if he wanted to press charges for all the harassment at this time, but he said "I've warned her I will raise a formal charge if she ever does it again and so far she's stopped, but I don't think it will last, so let's wait & see.
We fully expect her to make allegations about inappropriate behaviour or abuse against him WRT her and the kids as she has already done this against her step-dad and Grand-dad in the past. I think she's a head-case.
She's off work for "mental-health" reasons ATM. Why she is allowed to have the kids I don't know.
My boy has finally gone on the offensive and had a chat with the police about the antics his ex-wife (is getting up to and his concerns for his children). Coppers have given him some homework to do and have suggested they will alert social services.
They aske him if he wanted to press charges for all the harassment at this time, but he said "I've warned her I will raise a formal charge if she ever does it again and so far she's stopped, but I don't think it will last, so let's wait & see.
We fully expect her to make allegations about inappropriate behaviour or abuse against him WRT her and the kids as she has already done this against her step-dad and Grand-dad in the past. I think she's a head-case.
She's off work for "mental-health" reasons ATM. Why she is allowed to have the kids I don't know.
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Aha, satellite, that is the missing piece of the jigsaw.
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I have completed the first edition of the roller mechanism, it is now sitting on its roller under its special little cover, the string and Velcro design worked fine, resting on a temporary base of two trestles with 4 clamps to keep it centralised. It wound up pretty straight for a first attempt and, as you say, I was careful to lift it out of the end of the pool so nothing caught on the overhanging slabs.Do you have a stone surround on the edge of the pool that has a small overhang?
We do and I have found its easier to lift the cover and give it a tug over the edge before trying to wind it up. Less stress on the cover fixings, and eyelets was a good call I think, not had that option here.
And get the roller straight as it will wind up wonky if not
Get in it
Been in today and will go in again later, our cover has been off now for about a week (i think) in an attempt to keep it away from bath temps
J
It is sitting on 26/27 degs and we will be in it in a minute!
Then off to the Monday evening market for nosh wine and lots of chat!
Have a lovely evening folks!!
Never a nice situation to be in, I hope he mentioned to plod about her habit of allegations. Get it in first sort of thing...that WW3 has started.
My boy has finally gone on the offensive and had a chat with the police about the antics his ex-wife (is getting up to and his concerns for his children). Coppers have given him some homework to do and have suggested they will alert social services.
They aske him if he wanted to press charges for all the harassment at this time, but he said "I've warned her I will raise a formal charge if she ever does it again and so far she's stopped, but I don't think it will last, so let's wait & see.
We fully expect her to make allegations about inappropriate behaviour or abuse against him WRT her and the kids as she has already done this against her step-dad and Grand-dad in the past. I think she's a head-case.
She's off work for "mental-health" reasons ATM. Why she is allowed to have the kids I don't know.
Tell him to save any communications. Text/ email/ record calls, it will all help. I know.
J
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Oh yes, he's already told them all this, and he has a full log of all the messages. There are even nudy pics & vids taunting him about what he's missing. There's bizarre texts and messages with pics late at night/early hours and he is going to screen shot them all and hand it in as a log to the police.
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