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Decided to slow cook a smoked bacon roll for my piece. Smells like Xmas in the house now. 
I would just like to say
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Hopefully it's an olive and not a dried sneeze.Some bugger glued an olive to yer windy?
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Some bugger glued an olive to yer windy?
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Yess!! Have a good day folks.@WhiskyLassie has a better breakfast today, she gots bacon butties
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Chimney sweeping today and log burner clean and service internal fan was a bit noisy so better have a look at the bearings my list just gets longer 
and I'm getting slower 
and I'm getting slower
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Morning all tis wet oot doors norf of the wall. Have a nice day.
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True and a lot of curries we think of as being authentic Indian ones were in fact invented by them in the UK for UK tastes.
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Our local Chinese was like that, sadly it has folded recently. The only place we would ever got o for a chinese meal, had my retirement do there too. I think Covid saw them off.Well the only reason I say it was good is because the restaurant staff were a Thai family living here in the UK and I guess they knew how to cook their national food. It wasn't like the "chain" Thai restaurants we have in the UK.
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Quite!If you have the room its a good idea
We have loads over here and made 90 litres of apple juice last year. Lovely!
But you do need someone to press it and pasteurise it for you.
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Nice to know I get some things right!!Funny you said that cause thats exactly what ive done I remembered refurbishing and old Long long yacht a few years ago
& the chap wanted it done like that iirc there was 10 coats on the thing. The only bit I sanded was the one run.
Went down the ship got some teak facing board which ive stripped & varnished today.
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A hedgehog would probably eat that but eye dunt fink it be an elfy diet ferrit.@WhiskyLassie has a better breakfast today, she gots bacon butties
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The roof surface area, horizontally, cos in fact it's pitched, is 170 sq metres. 1 mm over 1 sq metre = 1 litre, so a roof full = 170 litres. the tank is about 1000 litres I reckon.6mm reservoir isnt deep at all
I don't know if it being bigger cos it is pitched would make any diff. If so it can only supply more watter!
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I'm too old for that, and there ain't much meat on 'er, give me the buffet any time!The worst one I had was Harry Ramsdon's in Glasgow. Its now an all you can eat world buffy I was going to say buffet but
for some reason I though of buffy.
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How many premium bonds in total do your plants now have? ;-)
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