Sorry to hear this Brian.I am struggling today but hopefully just a temporary glitch
I hope things improve soon.
Chin-up!
I hope things improve soon.
Chin-up!
Was thinking more of the central heating pump as W gets so cold, the freezer, provided it is not off for too long is left closed ought to be OK but you do have a point about the fridge. And we do tend to use electric lights quite a bit though we do have lovely old oil lamps and even two Tilleys.
Oh and W will still be able to watch the box. maybe should rethink this!!
I'm sure you can still get 12v TVs ...
They also did pink stamps, but no one ever mentions them. And I used to shop in a Co-op the last year in Lunnen and ended up actually buying stuff with their stamps.
Pink Stamps when you bought Pink Paraffin ....
Mum used to save the stamps for the Christmas splurge ...
I can remember little kids tying them around their waists, at the front and going around singing "I've got the biggest Winkie in the World"
I can remember little kids tying them around their waists, at the front and going around singing "I've got the biggest Winkie in the World"
We tied them on the handles of our bikes ...
Just came in for a cool off as I have been cutting logs up for the fire when we come back next year. Hot work in the sun. Even with the chainsaw.
Must get back to work.
Have a nice day folks!
Must get back to work.
Have a nice day folks!
Nah. Esso Blu. For those useless paraffin heaters that we will be rummaging through our sheds for this winter. Anyone remember the stick on bullet holes for yor windscreens?
MOSCOW — Valery Polyakov, the Soviet cosmonaut who set the record for the longest single stay in space, has died at age 80, Russia’s space agency announced Monday. Polyakov’s record of 437 days in space began Jan. 8, 1994, when he and two others blasted off on a two-day flight to the Soviet space station Mir. While aboard Mir, he orbited the Earth more than 7,000 times, before returning March 22, 1995.
Polyakov declined to be carried out of the Soyuz capsule, as is common practice to allow readjustment to the pull of gravity. He was helped to climb out himself and he walked to a nearby transport vehicle. Polyakov had trained as a physician and wanted to demonstrate that the human body could endure extended periods in space.
Polyakov previously had spent 288 days in space on a mission in 1988-89. The announcement by space agency Roscosmos did not state a cause of death.
Polyakov declined to be carried out of the Soyuz capsule, as is common practice to allow readjustment to the pull of gravity. He was helped to climb out himself and he walked to a nearby transport vehicle. Polyakov had trained as a physician and wanted to demonstrate that the human body could endure extended periods in space.
Polyakov previously had spent 288 days in space on a mission in 1988-89. The announcement by space agency Roscosmos did not state a cause of death.
WhiskyLassie
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Thanks you lot for making me feel young
Hicap phill
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Them seats are not made for long journeys .
Because I said I was going to and that I was off to buy all the bits probably.Why did i think you had done all this already?
I have been waiting for the availability of "Thomas the giant" to help with the radiator carrying up and down stairs etc.
Job will be done 26th 27th of this month. I just need to buy a few metres of 28mm pipe and various yorkshire joints now.
I will drain the system completely the day before Thom is due to arrive.
Avtex.
WhiskyLassie
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Love that wee house, I pass it and know home is just around the corner
Autumn in the Scottish Highlands
