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I gave my lavender hedge a trim about a week ago.
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I gave my lavender hedge a trim about a week ago.
Also autumnal here.
A slack day after so much activity yesterday.... all that football, golf and cycling on tv.
Breckie will be fresh fruit eg nectarine, apple, strawbobs and nana with yogurt.
Its bed changing day, my favourite job
I swear that bl**dy duvet is alive!!
Rain heading this way later.....I will save my ride till tomorrow
A slack day after so much activity yesterday.... all that football, golf and cycling on tv.
Breckie will be fresh fruit eg nectarine, apple, strawbobs and nana with yogurt.
Its bed changing day, my favourite job
I swear that bl**dy duvet is alive!!Rain heading this way later.....I will save my ride till tomorrow
Good morning, everyone. Had a great few days recently, the usual merry-go-round of mucking about with terrible cars, and buying the pinkest possible flame red Vauxhall Astra in Britain. Yesterday though was Cholmondely (Cholmondely?) Castle classic car show, so I took the Jag.
It repaid me by doing what old British cars do, mostly by some of the water deciding it shouldn't be in the radiator any longer, thus escaping from a hole, but also 'rewarding' my wallet with this MPG figure in the queue on the way in...
I think I might cry now.
It repaid me by doing what old British cars do, mostly by some of the water deciding it shouldn't be in the radiator any longer, thus escaping from a hole, but also 'rewarding' my wallet with this MPG figure in the queue on the way in...
I think I might cry now.
Especially a fragrant one......I like to see a nicely trimmed bush
Drago
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Feeling a bit crap and fluey again today. Just had a eureka moment, and it turns out that is one of the side effects of amitriptyline. Oh joy.
@Cavalol, many moons ago my brother had an XJ40 shape 3.6. Nothing worked, and one day the dash display decided to go south as well. I offered to take a look, and sure enough dismantling and resoldering the circuit board behind the instruments caused everything to spring back to life. For the first time since he owned the car everything worked, although neither of us quite understood what a great job I'd done.
He came to collect it, and was driving home, merrily stabbing buttons and rejoicing in having stuff miraculously happen. Unfortunately, the cruise control was now among one of those things that miraculously now worked and he inadvertently set it to about 60mph. If course, he didnt realise this and when he lifted off to slow down for a roundabout about the car merrily carried on as before. Not realising the cause and not having time to react he had no choice but the grip the seat with his buttocks and get across the roundabout about at 60, which he managed, probably on 2 wheels. I got a right sheety phone call off him once he arrived home!
@Cavalol, many moons ago my brother had an XJ40 shape 3.6. Nothing worked, and one day the dash display decided to go south as well. I offered to take a look, and sure enough dismantling and resoldering the circuit board behind the instruments caused everything to spring back to life. For the first time since he owned the car everything worked, although neither of us quite understood what a great job I'd done.
He came to collect it, and was driving home, merrily stabbing buttons and rejoicing in having stuff miraculously happen. Unfortunately, the cruise control was now among one of those things that miraculously now worked and he inadvertently set it to about 60mph. If course, he didnt realise this and when he lifted off to slow down for a roundabout about the car merrily carried on as before. Not realising the cause and not having time to react he had no choice but the grip the seat with his buttocks and get across the roundabout about at 60, which he managed, probably on 2 wheels. I got a right sheety phone call off him once he arrived home!
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classic33
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Top or Bottom?Also autumnal here.
A slack day after so much activity yesterday.... all that football, golf and cycling on tv.
Breckie will be fresh fruit eg nectarine, apple, strawbobs and nana with yogurt.
Its bed changing day, my favourite job
Rain heading this way later.....I will save my ride till tomorrow
classic33
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Did tha not try the egg.
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
classic33
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Mo1959
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Not so bad since I started running!
numbnuts
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Afternoon and No I haven't just got up
classic33
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Just above 'ebden Bridge
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