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From my Facebook page this dinnertime, the oldies are the best.
The Retirement Thread
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I've got the ironing done this morning, a couple of boiled eggs with soldiers for lunch, we abandoned plans for lunch out, its dry and cold out with a strong wind, the trees out the back are being blown horizontal, so far our fence is holding its own, though a neighbor hasn't been so lucky.
classic33
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We had over an inch in the more exposed parts here. Not certain if that counts as heavy snowfall any more.
Why not cycle over?
No comment.Photographed in Burnley.............
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
I see on the BBC alerts that the new Covid19 variant has been found in the UK. 2 cases so far.......
classic33
Leg End Member
Sold to OVO at the beginning of last year.
https://www.sse.com/news-and-views/...ete-sale-of-sse-energy-services-to-ovo-energy
Why would he want to cycle over to see your exposed parts
classic33
Leg End Member
Not often they're covered in an inch of snow.Why would he want to cycle over to see your exposed parts
Well I hope you manage to find them after the thaw.
classic33
Leg End Member
They should be in the same place.
I'm not sure where they purchased their Infra Red heaters, but here's where I found the one in the photo that I posted:
https://www.infraredcompany.com/col...far-infrared-heating-panel-450w-forest-stream
Seem quite inexpensive.
numbnuts
Squire
- Location
- Gone over the hill and far away
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
We have 2 of those. The pictures on ours are rubbish though. They work quite well and don't cost a huge amount to run.
Not sure if we got them from eBay or Amazon
12boy
Guru
- Location
- Casper WY USA
It is -2C will be 8. Little breeze and it will be great.
Mo, l strongly recommend you get some steel cleats for walking on the ice. Some have studs and others coiled wire or actual cleats. They come in a rubber harness that you pull on over your shoes or boots. For 20 years or more I would walk the 3 miles to work when the road was too crappy to ride a bike due to snow, slush and ice under that. Never fell with those on. Gotta take them off when indoors, though. Unless there was a white out I knew I could get there no matter what the roads were like. It is only after I retired we had vehicles with AWD and I would rather walk than get in an accident or stuck somewhere. I do hate being cooped up inside and found the trudge to work and back a solid workout.
We have natural gas central heating and it works well, although the house is drier than the Sahara in the winter. I had anapt for a while with steam radiators and I liked that a lot.
Be safe and well.
Mo, l strongly recommend you get some steel cleats for walking on the ice. Some have studs and others coiled wire or actual cleats. They come in a rubber harness that you pull on over your shoes or boots. For 20 years or more I would walk the 3 miles to work when the road was too crappy to ride a bike due to snow, slush and ice under that. Never fell with those on. Gotta take them off when indoors, though. Unless there was a white out I knew I could get there no matter what the roads were like. It is only after I retired we had vehicles with AWD and I would rather walk than get in an accident or stuck somewhere. I do hate being cooped up inside and found the trudge to work and back a solid workout.
We have natural gas central heating and it works well, although the house is drier than the Sahara in the winter. I had anapt for a while with steam radiators and I liked that a lot.
Be safe and well.
