No, just joining in Hippo's little game! 'If you can't beat 'em join 'em.'is this you remembering your pin number???
Enjoy.
Stone56
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Stone56
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Looks good even got the flap on the top . Like the tin chest on the back had one just the same 35yrs ago.Bloomin rainin on and off but managed to get me eggsawst pipe on, just needs old pipe cutting underneath an connecting up
Stone56
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Or the old fashion way a warm damp flannel
Ta .... shortened it so as I can get under car park barriers, need some black smoke nowLooks good even got the flap on the top . Like the tin chest on the back had one just the same 35yrs ago.
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"ROLL UP ROLL UP, TAKE YOUR PICK VOTING ANOTHER DISASTER".
The wife and I have taken the first steps in starting a small business
Making and selling craft items.
Wish us luck!
Making and selling craft items.
Wish us luck!
Best o luck mateThe wife and I have taken the first steps in starting a small business
Making and selling craft items.
Wish us luck!
All the very best Brian.The wife and I have taken the first steps in starting a small business
Making and selling craft items.
Wish us luck!
Don't eat them all at once. Save some for tomorrow.
I wish you all the very best.The wife and I have taken the first steps in starting a small business
Making and selling craft items.
Wish us luck!
Hope it is fun and not out of some awful necessity.
Just finished the rough draft of a legal document to allow us to lend a part of our land to a neighbour wiv an 'orse he'd like to put on it.
Haven't drafted a legal document for quite a while now and never one in French! Emailed it to said neighbour a moment ago, we will see.
Apart from that the weather has been lovely: warm, dry but not too hot, so I was able to get the big machine out and allow it to do its stuff on the "grass". It is SO much easier after I got the deck locking mechanism to work properly, before that I also freed up the door locking mech on the French window we use the most, which had become a real pain. Again you only realise how bad it has got when you fix it! Sleep well all!
Haven't drafted a legal document for quite a while now and never one in French! Emailed it to said neighbour a moment ago, we will see.
Apart from that the weather has been lovely: warm, dry but not too hot, so I was able to get the big machine out and allow it to do its stuff on the "grass". It is SO much easier after I got the deck locking mechanism to work properly, before that I also freed up the door locking mech on the French window we use the most, which had become a real pain. Again you only realise how bad it has got when you fix it! Sleep well all!
Didn't someone warn that allowing grazing rights conferred all sorts of "rights" along with it, which might be a problem?Just finished the rough draft of a legal document to allow us to lend a part of our land to a neighbour wiv an 'orse he'd like to put on it.
Haven't drafted a legal document for quite a while now and never one in French! Emailed it to said neighbour a moment ago, we will see.
Apart from that the weather has been lovely: warm, dry but not too hot, so I was able to get the big machine out and allow it to do its stuff on the "grass". It is SO much easier after I got the deck locking mechanism to work properly, before that I also freed up the door locking mech on the French window we use the most, which had become a real pain. Again you only realise how bad it has got when you fix it! Sleep well all!
This is precisely why you have to be exceedingly careful. If you use a thing called a "pret d'usage" it makes it very clear that the loan is just that, a loan. It cannot be passed on or held on to when the land is sold. Or when the owner dies. Don't worry, I have gone into it deeply enough to be aware of the risks that have to be avoided.
But it is a relatively common thing so not impossible to find out about.
But it sure as poop is not something that a person who doesn't read French well should be doing on their own.
My mate took a wee chunk out his knuckle with grinder today twas with a 4" 40 grit flap disc, he stuck his hand though the
exhaust hole in the bottom of the boat (covered in fibreglass dust lol) n shouted is it bad....He had 3 pairs of laytex gloves &
pair of thin work gloves all bust I blew all the dust off & said its not to the bone....Ah ok then pulled his had in & started grinding
again.
Oh no it isnt........
