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Chutney is nearly done. Jars have been washed and dried, ready to be filled.

Just taking a bit of time out with a :cuppa: and a biskit.
 

oldwheels

Legendary Member
Location
Isle of Mull
In the days when I maintained teleprinters, nail length was critical for picking up screws, nuts & washers I dropped on the floor.

Incidentally, it was remarkable how often said object managed to secrete itself in trouser turn ups.

I used to do repairs to knitting and associated machinery for our own business. Tiny nuts or screws usually secreted themselves underneath anything to be found up to about 6ft away from the drop point. Myself and a couple of the girls could be found crawling around with torches or handheld lamps searching the floor. Must have looked a bit strange to anyone coming in unexpectedly.:blush:
The sizes and threads were usually non standard and not easy to replace. I ended up cannibalising spare machines sometimes.
 

oldwheels

Legendary Member
Location
Isle of Mull
Just had a video call with Tinybug, who got a vaccination against some nasty tic borne disease today. This phased her not a bit.

She was allowed to choose a plaster, so naturally she went for the Skull and Crossbones...

Such diseases used to be confined to mainland europe but are now appearing in the uk. Lyme disease used to be the only one here but that is now changing.
 

tyred

Squire
Location
Ireland
It appears I need a camshaft position sensor. I will check with the motor factors tomorrow but initial search on Ebay suggests they're not very spendy. Also very convenient to change right on top of the cam cover.

Hopefully it will restore my Skoda's performance from it's current glacial acceleration to it's more usual arthritic tortoise acceleration.
 
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