Hippo
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Have yer gottid EU break down cover or did yer have to call a local to shift it?Cheeky twot
I would just like to say
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Marmaduke
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Eu breakdown cover through Nationwide, it's paid for itself a few times over. They're paying for my train fares and overnight in a hotel
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This is a very good question.
As we spend up to 6 months in the EU we have to go with SAGA or pay through the nose, very few insurers want to do over the 90 days.
SAGA have done for ages as so many old crumblies like to bumble around over there in their motorhomes for ages.
(They chock up the roads to an extent where we are, not just Brits, from all over the continong!!)
So when we insured with them we took their break down cover, but it only covered us for 90 days.
So I made the point to them that it was stoopid to have the insurance for as long as you want abroad in a year but not the breakdown cover.
Since then they have changed it and the breakdown cover is for as long as the insurance. RAC.
Worth having.
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Nice one!Eu breakdown cover through Nationwide, it's paid for itself a few times over. They're paying for my train fares and overnight in a hotel
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Madainn mhath.
Got lots on at work, polished my boots and old lady ran a shopping trolley over one of them.
Joys of busses. (Cheaper than parking)
Got lots on at work, polished my boots and old lady ran a shopping trolley over one of them.
Joys of busses. (Cheaper than parking)
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Morning All
Bin day. The new folks have not learned to get up early to put their bins out and put them out last night.
The foxes have ripped them all open and strewn it all over the place.
No caffeine allowed today or tomorrow in advance of the scan at the hospital
Have a good Day
Bin day. The new folks have not learned to get up early to put their bins out and put them out last night.
The foxes have ripped them all open and strewn it all over the place.
No caffeine allowed today or tomorrow in advance of the scan at the hospital
Have a good Day
WhiskyLassie
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Scan? How far along are you?Morning All
Bin day. The new folks have not learned to get up early to put their bins out and put them out last night.
The foxes have ripped them all open and strewn it all over the place.
No caffeine allowed today or tomorrow in advance of the scan at the hospital
Have a good Day
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In my third trimester now approaching 68.
It's an 'art scan for to see if there's enough blood getting to my 'art muscles.
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"Need more coffee"?
WhiskyLassie
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No.. more tea
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Back door of me garage has been rotting away for some time and is beyond recovery, so I've been on the lookout for a replacement - which I found on the bay last night. New, still in shrink wrap hardwood external door - got it for 41 sovs and went to collect it today. My route was a bit back lanes on what must be the worst roads in lincolnshirshire, surfaces hammered to deep ruts by heavy farm machinery. But no problem for a tratter . So I've got a noo door to play with and had a jolly ride out in me bogey .
. So I've got a noo door to play with and had a jolly ride out in me bogey .
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Did you just drive by my place and not call in for a cuppa?Back door of me garage has been rotting away for some time and is beyond recovery, so I've been on the lookout for a replacement - which I found on the bay last night. New, still in shrink wrap hardwood external door - got it for 41 sovs and went to collect it today. My route was a bit back lanes on what must be the worst roads in lincolnshirshire, surfaces hammered to deep ruts by heavy farm machinery. But no problem for a tratter
Afternoon folks.
Been in the garage today working on a P38. It never ceases to amaze me what some clowns do.
Back at it tomorrow but will be using power tools I shouldn't have too.
But it's still been a good day in the garage, smelling of oily garage now, wonderful fragrance, wonder why nobody has bottled it yet to sell and make a fortune.
J
.Been in the garage today working on a P38. It never ceases to amaze me what some clowns do
.Back at it tomorrow but will be using power tools I shouldn't have too
.But it's still been a good day in the garage, smelling of oily garage now
, wonderful fragrance, wonder why nobody has bottled it yet to sell and make a fortune.J
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A bit of Castrol R in a hub cap with a candle under it will have you in rapturessmelling of oily garage now
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Nay lad, I was over on the Trent Bank near Gainsborough. Sometimes visit my dottir at Digby, next time I'm down I'll drop in for a cuppa with you.
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You will be most welcome!
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