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It's bucketing it down here in my holiday field. I've braved it all to take the dogs out and now they are relaxing in their new bathrobes - it's a dogslife.
I would just like to say
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My dad had a building contractors business and this was the era he was doing his major housing contracts in. Sadly, he died in 1951 and the business was sold.
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Mine can
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It dunt look like that one though
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Mines is built with old stone & rubble probably carving into stone for the mail back then too
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Suns oot & its frozen too. Off out to do more roofing might light up the burner.
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Mine was built fuelled by Buckfast according to the number of empty bottles I found under the floor when doing some diy years ago
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The Ender 5 plus
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I enjoy watching the march past on rememberance Sunday. Always a few I recognise and nice to see them doing ok.
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Amazing to see at least one there who is as old as my dad would be if he were alive, 102!
(Invalided out of the army in 1940.)
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We always used farestern ply and screwed down think its called red and blue now but over here we use 25mm planks
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Afternoon All.
Just got back from my sisters. Very, very hung over.
It was a very gentle sedate drive home.
Good to be home again.
Just got back from my sisters. Very, very hung over.
It was a very gentle sedate drive home.
Good to be home again.
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..... or silver I suppose, though it is too common a colour nowadays for my taste.
Would depend to an extent on the colour of the interior, not beige I hope, can't be sure from the pics, black is it? That'd go wiv anything.
Would depend to an extent on the colour of the interior, not beige I hope, can't be sure from the pics, black is it? That'd go wiv anything.
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I hate silver cars and bloody hate cream or tan interiors in cars...... or silver I suppose, though it is too common a colour nowadays for my taste.
Would depend to an extent on the colour of the interior, not beige I hope, can't be sure from the pics, black is it? That'd go wiv anything.
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It’s just started to **** it down hereSuns oot & its frozen too. Off out to do more roofing might light up the burner.
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