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That Terracotta modelling clay I was rubbishing the other day is a lot better once it has dried. The torso of a figure that I am trying to make has dried and I am now sanding it to shape. The cracks seem to have disappeared and I can now add more clay to areas which are a bit low by wetting the area and adding more clay. The body is gradually taking shape.
 

raleighnut

Legendary Member
Maybe they didn't realise some cars still require petrol putting in them from time to time.
I know of one person who couldn't get his car going, due to no petrol in the tank. He seemed genuinely unaware that it required some putting in on a regular basis.

His car ownership days weren't long.

My ex ,Pamela, rang me one morning to say her car wouldn't start and could I have a look so went there and no go-juice, it must have made it into the garage on fumes.
 

Jenkins

Legendary Member
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Felixstowe
Good morning from Suffolk where it's been another grey and chilly start to the day. Damp underfoot but dry overhead - although not for long I suspect.

Coffee has been had with the last of the shortbread fingers. Nothing to do today apart from sort out the train tickets for an away day in April as I think the return leg goes on sale today.
 
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