carpiste
Guru
- Location
- Manchester
BBQ grills drying out in the cool breezeThe Eagle has landed again!
View attachment 601697
Back in North Devon near the Old Smithy Inn, Welcombe.
BBQ grills drying out in the cool breezeThe Eagle has landed again!
View attachment 601697
Back in North Devon near the Old Smithy Inn, Welcombe.
Nah ..... solar panel sucking up the photons.BBQ grills drying out in the cool breeze
Very healthy looking specimenMy spider plant is getting a bit out of hand, I recon a tidy up is called for.
View attachment 601738
Very healthy looking specimen
Crikey grandma that is truly above and beyond........👏👏👏Afternoon. I am back from an 85 mile drive to take grandson for his jab.
Spits and spots here and there. The sky has gone a rather dark yucky colour and it looks like its going to hiss down with rain in the very near future
Crikey grandma that is truly above and beyond........👏👏👏
Pretty impressive bimble for a self confessed lazy person !I am a lazy person by nature so just stopping work was all I wanted. As happy slobbing around doing nothing as I am out walking/jogging/cycling. Housework and other domestic stuff, not so much!
I have had a 33 mile bimble this morning. It's a bit overcast but it stayed dry and no wind so quite pleasant.
You could have offered to "guard the gate" for them.I know I am a soppy git where animals are concerned but I felt sorry for a little herd of cows this morning on my ride. A farmer and his sidekick were trying to herd them towards a trailer. Sidekick seemed to be standing doing nothing near the gate, while irate farmer zoomed around on his quad bike cursing and swearing so loudly I could hear him from a quarter of a mile away and sounded like he was close to giving himself a coronary. All he was doing was stressing the poor animals. If he had got his lazy arse off the quad bike and the pair of them had walked up quietly behind the cattle I'm sure they would have had more success.
Think I must have bought the same metal shed. Took 2 of us 2 days to put it up when they said it could be done inside a day! Instruction were that bad, it was we were building mainly by guesswork. It was a hot day last year we did it, laid out the panels on the grass and noticed when we took them up, the metal had heated up and scorched the grass, oops.Last few days have been taken up with moving 2 old shed using wheeled doleys and the building a new metal shed.
New metal seems seems to be made of razor blades - bed sheet is not spotted/streaked with blood
Also - instructions were totally pictures - no words - and very low quality print
hence not always clear exactly what was required - and especially what way round part X was supposed to be
Hence quite a few situation where I had to back up, dismantle several bits, reverse a part and then re-do stuff before proceeding
final annoyance was the sliding door hangers which I were supposed to be slid on at an early stage but the instructions were 'obtuse' and I missed it
resulting in a fully constructed shed thus making the sliders being impossible to get into place
After a night's sleep and some experimentation - and then some brute force as is normal - I sorted it all out
Naturally SWMBO decided that the new shed need to be moved and the old wooden shed need to take up differnet spaces
However the oldest old shed was not at all happy about being moved - it's design concept seems to involve a DECISION and then it being built in situ and left there
This is the 3rd - and not 4th - time is has moved so some parts of it are moaning rather a lot
after some careful wondering and 'a few coats of looking at' I managed to encourage the floor to attach the floor to the rear wall rather more convincingly - it took a car jack, several pieces of old wooden bits, a lot of friction and some careful balancing on my part which using at least 3 hands to control, balance and operate 'stuff'
ANyway - all is not where SWMBO has 'requested'
She is already taking about different possibilities
I think I should mount all 3 sheds on wheels and connect them to a used ebike motor and a remote control system
anyone know the heaviest weight a drone can lift????
500 lbsLast few days have been taken up with moving 2 old shed using wheeled doleys and the building a new metal shed.
New metal seems seems to be made of razor blades - bed sheet is not spotted/streaked with blood
Also - instructions were totally pictures - no words - and very low quality print
hence not always clear exactly what was required - and especially what way round part X was supposed to be
Hence quite a few situation where I had to back up, dismantle several bits, reverse a part and then re-do stuff before proceeding
final annoyance was the sliding door hangers which I were supposed to be slid on at an early stage but the instructions were 'obtuse' and I missed it
resulting in a fully constructed shed thus making the sliders being impossible to get into place
After a night's sleep and some experimentation - and then some brute force as is normal - I sorted it all out
Naturally SWMBO decided that the new shed need to be moved and the old wooden shed need to take up differnet spaces
However the oldest old shed was not at all happy about being moved - it's design concept seems to involve a DECISION and then it being built in situ and left there
This is the 3rd - and not 4th - time is has moved so some parts of it are moaning rather a lot
after some careful wondering and 'a few coats of looking at' I managed to encourage the floor to attach the floor to the rear wall rather more convincingly - it took a car jack, several pieces of old wooden bits, a lot of friction and some careful balancing on my part which using at least 3 hands to control, balance and operate 'stuff'
ANyway - all is not where SWMBO has 'requested'
She is already taking about different possibilities
I think I should mount all 3 sheds on wheels and connect them to a used ebike motor and a remote control system
anyone know the heaviest weight a drone can lift????