biggs682
Itching to get back on my bike's
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- Northamptonshire
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Andy in Germany
Guru
- Location
- Rottenburg am Neckar
No-one, I create the mess without assistance.
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Illaveago
Guru
- Location
- Chippenham,Wiltshire.
Morning.
Another sunny and frosty start to the day .
Georgie looks like he is ready to venture outside after his op today . He is running around like a mad thing . We will wait until it has warmed up a bit first . Oh! And until we've got up .
Another sunny and frosty start to the day .
Georgie looks like he is ready to venture outside after his op today . He is running around like a mad thing . We will wait until it has warmed up a bit first . Oh! And until we've got up .
DCLane
Found in the Yorkshire hills ...
- Location
- Dewsbury, West Yorkshire
Cold and frosty here in West Yorkshire - prepping for my son's training day in Lancashire by making pasta/ham/peas for his lunch. He'll do the hard pedalling bit later 
Illaveago
Guru
- Location
- Chippenham,Wiltshire.
Isn't it strange what bits your memory decides to keep ?
I can still remember bits from the first ever air show that I went to in 1958. The first bit I remember was that it was a grey morning as we walked towards the airfield . I can remember seeing a wind sock for the first time and asking what it was . We had cycled out and I had been on the crossbar of my dad's bike . I was only just over 4. There are only little snippets of the rest of the day . Not much flying . A Westland Dragonfly Air Sea Rescue helicopter in bright yellow went up and down the crowd line . I can remember sitting low down in the cockpit of a Spitfire with other children peering in from above . We stood next to a very large grey aluminium Beverley. They were huge ! The bit when we were stood in amongst the crowds and hearing my brother repeat what he had heard on the tannoy that the Vulcan wouldn't be turning up because it had blown up at another air show . That was Sywell.
I think that is about as much as I can remember, other bits I have might come from another airshow from 6 years later .
I can still remember bits from the first ever air show that I went to in 1958. The first bit I remember was that it was a grey morning as we walked towards the airfield . I can remember seeing a wind sock for the first time and asking what it was . We had cycled out and I had been on the crossbar of my dad's bike . I was only just over 4. There are only little snippets of the rest of the day . Not much flying . A Westland Dragonfly Air Sea Rescue helicopter in bright yellow went up and down the crowd line . I can remember sitting low down in the cockpit of a Spitfire with other children peering in from above . We stood next to a very large grey aluminium Beverley. They were huge ! The bit when we were stood in amongst the crowds and hearing my brother repeat what he had heard on the tannoy that the Vulcan wouldn't be turning up because it had blown up at another air show . That was Sywell.
I think that is about as much as I can remember, other bits I have might come from another airshow from 6 years later .
raleighnut
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I dunno the un neutered male that decided that we were OK to live with is still a handsome lad but then he normally wins fights (I've seen him in action) Lord Fluffington is not a big cat under all that fur but he's a lean fit thing and if we hadn't started calling him 'Fluff' i'd have named him D'Artagnon cos if there's a swash to be buckled he's your cat, you ought to see the way he comes swaggering down the garden.
He does have an historic injury though, he's got a broken rib that sticks out a bit on his right hand side (only noticable when you pick him up) but that's from before we got him used to us as he had been coming in and 'raiding the biccies' for a couple of years prior to me making friends with him.
Andy in Germany
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- Rottenburg am Neckar
I'm about to take the second load of washing out to dry.
The excess model making clamps I bought are very good for thick work clothes, by the way.
The excess model making clamps I bought are very good for thick work clothes, by the way.
biggs682
Itching to get back on my bike's
- Location
- Northamptonshire
Back now after 51 miles time for a🍵
deptfordmarmoset
Full time tea drinker
- Location
- Armonmy Way
That's us shamed then. I've managed to walk 168 steps so far.
classic33
Leg End Member
Couldn't you discard stuff into boxes/bins then just pick those up.
You got it sorted out yet!
Andy in Germany
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- Rottenburg am Neckar
Ohhh... Hang on, I'll write that down...
Saturday morning is making and writing time when I'm here: Mess can wait until this afternoon, when I'll have less energy for concentrating on creative stuff.
classic33
Leg End Member
Less energy for physical activity as well.
Can you wait whilst they grow legs and can walk out on their own?
Andy in Germany
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- Rottenburg am Neckar
I often find more physical and less focused jobs work better in the afternoon: I'm more of a morning person anyway.
Best plan yet.
