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Sorry about this, it ain't tremendously funny, but then Mr B never was!
Not gonna watch it. It grated on me too much "at the time".
I would just like to say
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Not gonna watch it. It grated on me too much "at the time".
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I've finished looking into Landy-attached awnings and decided not to follow it up. Now looking for a suitable frame tent, 4-man type. I have my eye on a certain type made by Cabanon. Had one in the 90's when we took the sprogs camping and know the superior quality of this type. Had a look on the Bay, and most surprised to see some from as far back as the 1970's and still in useable nick. (Although I will want new or nearly new).Storage is an issue, especially if you hardly ever use it.
Mate of mine paid to store his and it got nicked from there, so that would be a worry too, quite apart from the expense.
So yep, awning it is!!
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Sorry about this, it ain't tremendously funny, but then Mr B never was!
Yer dont forget your coat on the way out...
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Ive had almost every set up, roof tents awnings every extra I could find, expedition trailers all sold but I will set up another rig
at some point. Tent wise id probably go for a canvas bell tent. One centre pole & the a frame poles some come with a stove
hole.
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I quickly ruled out a roof tent. I want something I can stand up in, not fall out of. And they don't come with a stair lift
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Early motorhome............
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The one we had as kids (so 50s 60s) I used to take my ex around Scotland when we first met. It stayed in my dad's garage until he died ('98) when we gave it to the local scout group who were amazingly grateful.
Bukta.
Brilliant!
Best of luck in your search!!
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Nowt like one from the Boer war era!!Ive had almost every set up, roof tents awnings every extra I could find, expedition trailers all sold but I will set up another rig
at some point. Tent wise id probably go for a canvas bell tent. One centre pole & the a frame poles some come with a stove
hole.
Our neighbours in Hull used one, no pole other than the centre one, but loads of pegs attaached to guy ropes.
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I can see now where the designer of the Freelander got his inspiration from when he got his crayons and drawing board out.
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I think I may have finally found a supplier of the capacitors I will need to fix the dodgy stats in this house.
Phew, it has been a pain.
Now just need to get some gea and get on wiv it!!
Phew, it has been a pain.
Now just need to get some gea and get on wiv it!!
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... lawn has been mown. A sack of pallet-wood has been chopped up into easy to use kindling sized pieces for the wood-burner.
The Rib-eye steak has been salted for later cooking on the barbecue.
Herself wants me to make a decking addition alongside the existing patio c. 12' deep and 15' wide.
That's gonna cost, and it doesn't match with hre desire for us to buy her mum's old place and move there.
I am confoozled by these requests.
The Rib-eye steak has been salted for later cooking on the barbecue.
Herself wants me to make a decking addition alongside the existing patio c. 12' deep and 15' wide.
That's gonna cost, and it doesn't match with hre desire for us to buy her mum's old place and move there.
I am confoozled by these requests.
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They has done up the tennis courts over the park near me. The middle SFH (see earlier posts) has an interest in tennis and has even been bought his own bat so we went over yesdi for a knock about. OMAFG, the best rally achieved was three, with me starting. Am afraid I'll have to waste my time again soon, grump grump.
On a happier note, they also put in pickleball courts... think oversize ground wiff waff and you're there, which is much more my style these days. Tried it this mornin. Great fun.
On a happier note, they also put in pickleball courts... think oversize ground wiff waff and you're there, which is much more my style these days. Tried it this mornin. Great fun.
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Was a toss up between Wimmins kiss ball and Canal Boat Diaries 
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I bloody love Canal Boat Diaries
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Was a toss up between Wimmins kiss ball and Canal Boat Diaries
Id rather drive a freelander than watch kissyball....err wait a min I take that back.
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