Mine is too, but the ground is far too wet to even think of mowing and I am sure we still have some nasty little frosts in store so I won't be mowing yet.
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doriz
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Mine is, too, but the ground is far too wet to even think of mowing and I am sure we still have some nasty little frosts in store so I won't be mowing yet.
Having fun, I am enjoying not having to keep to someone else's timetable
It's brilliant isn't it!Having fun, I am enjoying not having to keep to someone else's timetable
Hicap phill
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Just raise the height so the frost don’t get to it.
Hicap phill
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As your in Birmingham can you got to Oxford.(what about me getting home?)
This may not end well today
Oh dear.
As your in Birmingham can you got to Oxford.(what about me getting home?)
This may not end well today
Hope you manage it all ok.Hicap phill
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Iv managed to get to AylesburyOh dear.
.Now another wait in a queue.
...The weathervane is completed.
Sadly, it weighs so much I cannot think of putting it on top of the obelisk I made herself.
But I tested the arrow mechanism out on a spare bit of 12mm bar and the wind direction was always truly indicated no matter in which direction I stood.
So now I shall have to find a different location for it.
Sadly, it weighs so much I cannot think of putting it on top of the obelisk I made herself.
But I tested the arrow mechanism out on a spare bit of 12mm bar and the wind direction was always truly indicated no matter in which direction I stood.
So now I shall have to find a different location for it.
Half your life seems to be spent queueing, I bet you are getting very good at it by now.Iv managed to get to Aylesbury
Now another wait in a queue.
...The weathervane is completed.
Sadly, it weighs so much I cannot think of putting it on top of the obelisk I made herself.
But I tested the arrow mechanism out on a spare bit of 12mm bar and the wind direction was always truly indicated no matter in which direction I stood.
So now I shall have to find a different location for it.
You could build a nice stone obelisk in the garden and fix it to the top
Nice piece of work. Such a shame about the not fitting it where she wants. ould you make another out of ali?...The weathervane is completed.
Sadly, it weighs so much I cannot think of putting it on top of the obelisk I made herself.
But I tested the arrow mechanism out on a spare bit of 12mm bar and the wind direction was always truly indicated no matter in which direction I stood.
So now I shall have to find a different location for it.
After all, you have nothing better to do?
Or climb on the roof and fix it to something up there?You could build a nice stone obelisk in the garden and fix it to the top
I could make another out of 1.5 mill sheet steel I suppose. But I would need to buy a compressor and a plasma-torch to cut it.Nice piece of work. Such a shame about the not fitting it where she wants. ould you make another out of ali?
After all, you have nothing better to do?
Well Wifey has finally made the marmalade.
Did it set well?
Hmm, well yes.
Put it this way, the dog could only get it off the saucer we used to test it on with her teeth!
Think I'll use it as filler.
Have also ordered 2 kgs of silica gel to make up packs for my Disco and maybe the others, and I am surfing for half-car covers.
I am determined to keep the fecking damp out of my Disco 2. It don't leak as badly as some, but nevertheless! Stoopid sunroofs.
I must search deeper to find out which places the beginnings of the drain tubes are, as at a quick glance it isn't obvious. so i can then blows them through etc.
Then maybe I can fix the car so i can lock it with the fob without the alarm going off when i get about 30 yds from the car!
What fun!
Did it set well?
Hmm, well yes.
Put it this way, the dog could only get it off the saucer we used to test it on with her teeth!
Think I'll use it as filler.
Have also ordered 2 kgs of silica gel to make up packs for my Disco and maybe the others, and I am surfing for half-car covers.
I am determined to keep the fecking damp out of my Disco 2. It don't leak as badly as some, but nevertheless! Stoopid sunroofs.
I must search deeper to find out which places the beginnings of the drain tubes are, as at a quick glance it isn't obvious. so i can then blows them through etc.
Then maybe I can fix the car so i can lock it with the fob without the alarm going off when i get about 30 yds from the car!
What fun!
Cutting thin stuff is a real pain isn't it?
As you say, needs special tools or a shedload of patience, thin blades and some means of clamping the workpiece, which you have to undo and then do up again every 5 minutes.
Did you cut all the bits out or did it come as a kit? Don't be offended by this question, it is a tribute to your skill if you did cut it all out!
I bought the parts (flat steel laser/plasma-cut) and used my own steel stock (tubes, etc.) to make the bits to weld them all to.
doriz
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Go see me ole LandyIv managed to get to Aylesbury
Now another wait in a queue.
Well chicken pie tonight.
We have decided to name the Waitrose chickens we are getting delivered at the mo, Badminton chickens.
wonder if you can work out why?
We have decided to name the Waitrose chickens we are getting delivered at the mo, Badminton chickens.
wonder if you can work out why?
