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It was at around 3AM
I would just like to say
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Yea dead to the world. I'm hoping the rain starts soonIt was at around 3AM
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Father’s Day retirement planning gift from the lads. Nice! (Not eating it).
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When you get old, your bladder wakes you up anytime from 2:30 onwards.
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Cards, Wine-Gums and Steaks were my gifts from the sons & g-kids.
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Went for a short spin in me tratter this morning. Very short - kangaroo diesel. Started to investigate what is clearly a boost problem, nanocom applied. Inspected all the boost pipework, no obvious faults (but not yet ruled out). Finger of suspicion is currently pointing at the turbo
. Given up for today, its too hot n muggy. And everything under the bonnet is so inaccessible. Looks like repairs to Wimblowdriver Towers roof is on hold pending tratter repairs. Same tools - hammers, chisels etc, different task.
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Its not time to worry until it doesn't wake you up.When you get old, your bladder wakes you up anytime from 2:30 onwards.
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And if you can't swim
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Laughing at the tools comment, not the boost issue!!Went for a short spin in me tratter this morning. Very short - kangaroo diesel. Started to investigate what is clearly a boost problem, nanocom applied. Inspected all the boost pipework, no obvious faults (but not yet ruled out). Finger of suspicion is currently pointing at the turbo
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I have a good 20 years yet to worry.When you get old, your bladder wakes you up anytime from 2:30 onwards.
Happy father's Day to all the dads out there.
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Meadow is looking good but need the rain
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It appears the earffquake was quite bad, well for Frogland. One village evacuated, a few houses declared unfit to live in. Govt actually moving to declare it a natural disaster so the peeps can claim on their insurance, though they are not saying that is why they are doing it.
We were too far sarf to feel it.
So, lounge/diner cleaned too, back not happy.
Will have to be up early tomoz to do what is left.
Very heavy here, wish it would rain and clear the air.
Off to see to the hens, water the poly tunnel and feed the mutts afore feeding us.
James Martin's mac and cheese tonite! Yum!
We were too far sarf to feel it.
So, lounge/diner cleaned too, back not happy.
Will have to be up early tomoz to do what is left.
Very heavy here, wish it would rain and clear the air.
Off to see to the hens, water the poly tunnel and feed the mutts afore feeding us.
James Martin's mac and cheese tonite! Yum!
Evening folks .
Well a leisurely cut of the grass this am. then full petrol head for the motogp good races in all classes.
Then well
It would be rude not too wouldn't it
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Shark back in in the morning as he missed a few places but at 26-27 (didn't have me glasses on when i looked at the thermometer) It was lovely , a good swim works wonders on the muscules .
Gonna have some tea now, take out salad from yesterday (sneaky) and some chicken strips, summer is here and its great, don't need fancy food, fresh is best and its salad season
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J
.Well a leisurely cut of the grass this am. then full petrol head for the motogp good races in all classes.
Then well
It would be rude not too wouldn't it
.Shark back in in the morning as he missed a few places but at 26-27 (didn't have me glasses on when i looked at the thermometer
) It was lovely , a good swim works wonders on the muscules .Gonna have some tea now, take out salad from yesterday (sneaky
) and some chicken strips, summer is here and its great, don't need fancy food, fresh is best and its salad season.J
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I must admit that looks sooo inviting after shifting logsEvening folks
Well a leisurely cut of the grass this am. then full petrol head for the motogp good races in all classes.
Then well
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It would be rude not too wouldn't it
Shark back in in the morning as he missed a few places but at 26-27 (didn't have me glasses on when i looked at the thermometer
Gonna have some tea now, take out salad from yesterday (sneaky
J
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1/2 the logs moved to log store rest to follow
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Must have rained overnight, water in the foot well.
Steady gentle rain right now, the storms we were promised dint arrive as usual. Happy it's coolng down a bit.
Steady gentle rain right now, the storms we were promised dint arrive as usual. Happy it's coolng down a bit.
That looks like a 12ish cube pile. Strange you have 1m split lengths that you need to cut. If we get ours its either uncut which comes in 1m trunk lengths, cut which is 30cm cut trunks or split where the 30cm is axed into bits.
Have tried all the combinations and we now get it split
. Whatever way you look at it, its work that keeps you fit.And yes a swim after that would ease the muscles for sure
.J
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Just makes it easy to carry out and to stack then no rush to cut up and split to fit the log burner well you was almost right I measured it at 11 1/2 cubes soThat looks like a 12ish cube pile. Strange you have 1m split lengths that you need to cut. If we get ours its either uncut which comes in 1m trunk lengths, cut which is 30cm cut trunks or split where the 30cm is axed into bits.
Have tried all the combinations and we now get it split
And yes a swim after that would ease the muscles for sure
J
for that from a photo be logging up the hornbeam tomorrow not so big so a bit lighter work could do with Stan it would loosen his back up a bit ☺
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When you get old, your bladder wakes you up anytime from 2:30 onwards.
So you do a pee at 2.30am then get up at 6am
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Did you find out what your hen died of ? Had a pine martin looking at me through the window yesterday morning ☺It appears the earffquake was quite bad, well for Frogland. One village evacuated, a few houses declared unfit to live in. Govt actually moving to declare it a natural disaster so the peeps can claim on their insurance, though they are not saying that is why they are doing it.
We were too far sarf to feel it.
So, lounge/diner cleaned too, back not happy.
Will have to be up early tomoz to do what is left.
Very heavy here, wish it would rain and clear the air.
Off to see to the hens, water the poly tunnel and feed the mutts afore feeding us.
James Martin's mac and cheese tonite! Yum!
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