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And is this sort of loggy type stuff for a long burn or stick type stuff to ignite a propa fire?Less than I'd like.
Each net weighs about 14 pounds (6.25Kg)
I would just like to say
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I have developed hurty elbow. Think its tennis elbow. Came on yesterday and got quite bad overnight. Visiting dottir today, 'er indoors had to do the driving. And no, I've not played tennis for 50 years or so. Must be delayed symptoms
You been using a hammer drill?
.When I was flat out buildering and rendering my elbows used to wake me up at night with the pain to straighten them, with shouts which used to wake M.
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It is split Ash & Oak. All 10" long and kiln dried.And is this sort of loggy type stuff for a long burn or stick type stuff to ignite a propa fire?
I take some of these and split them into smaller bits to make "super-kindling" and this really gets the fire going.
The rest gets used as it is in the burner for a a really good hot fire.
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Nice one!It is split Ash & Oak. All 10" long and kiln dried.
I take some of these and split them into smaller bits to make "super-kindling" and this really gets the fire going.
The rest gets used as it is in the burner for a a really good hot fire.
Nothing like a good hardwood fire!
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Been looking around for a replacement rear light cluster to replace the one sracked in Frogland last time. It looks deliberate to me as I never hit anything with it and there is no other damage.
It's OK ish passed mot just fine.
But the prices on the Bay IF you can find one that isn't cracked or chipped.
This is where @kevstar tells me that he'sjust binned a pair!
Don't mate there's money to be made out there!
It's OK ish passed mot just fine.
But the prices on the Bay IF you can find one that isn't cracked or chipped.
This is where @kevstar tells me that he'sjust binned a pair!
Don't mate there's money to be made out there!
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Yerbut in the other hand. Think its just down to doing too much heavy work with dinosaur aged bones.You been using a hammer drill?
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Getting loads of emails from couriers with lots of packages they need to get to me if I give them my details. And loads of free luxury goods on the way. Its gonna look like Kevstar's in tray when they all get here
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The CCM is right up my street
Very nice
I have a 1976 750 four awaiting my attention in the yard, might get around to it during the summer
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I finally broke the 1000 contacts milestone
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I promised myself I would get my 2 remaining classics back on the road this year. '67 triumph Daytona (last rode it in 2005) and '58 Triton (last rode in 2010 on Anglesey circuit).
Neither of them need any major jobs doing. Just been too busy with other stuff for ever
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Pic of the Triton from me archive
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Mornin all.
Back to wuk, damned if i can find that motivation i left lying around...
Back to wuk, damned if i can find that motivation i left lying around...
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I will send you some over, I don't need any todayMornin all.
Back to wuk, damned if i can find that motivation i left lying around...
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Pouring with rain and a very strong, howling wind blowing, but it is Monday so I must keep smiling.
Enjoy your day, folks.
Enjoy your day, folks.
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Morning All.
Boy was I in trouble last night.
We were sat in the roastie-toastie lounge all night enjoying the fire. In the background the CH boiler had tripped out and there was a no hot water for her nightly bath, and the bedroom was cold.
I got a stern talking to I can tell you.
Came downstairs to the kitchen this morning to find a "Man Down" scenario in the back garden.
One of the Wind Sculptures has been snapped off at the base by the fierce winds.
Paper got from the Garage and back home again.
Enjoying a Coffee.
Boy was I in trouble last night.
We were sat in the roastie-toastie lounge all night enjoying the fire. In the background the CH boiler had tripped out and there was a no hot water for her nightly bath, and the bedroom was cold.
I got a stern talking to I can tell you.
Came downstairs to the kitchen this morning to find a "Man Down" scenario in the back garden.
One of the Wind Sculptures has been snapped off at the base by the fierce winds.
Paper got from the Garage and back home again.
Enjoying a Coffee.
Colthebrummie
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My dream bike. I sincerely wish I had bought one ten years ago when they was affordable.
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It seems we all get into trouble with the other half these days!Morning All.
Boy was I in trouble last night.
We were sat in the roastie-toastie lounge all night enjoying the fire. In the background the CH boiler had tripped out and there was a no hot water for her nightly bath, and the bedroom was cold.
I got a stern talking to I can tell you.
Came downstairs to the kitchen this morning to find a "Man Down" scenario in the back garden.
One of the Wind Sculptures has been snapped off at the base by the fierce winds.
Paper got from the Garage and back home again.
Enjoying a Coffee.
At least we still have hot water.....
My 10m antenna has a bit of a lean on it from the winds. A friend is coming over later to help me sort it
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