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BroadScot
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Och Ian, that's the special sooper dooper BA head office ! Iain
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I get that type of mail daily in my Spam mail, I delete instantly ! Do not be taken in by these evil money grabbing thieving gits! Grrrrrrr! Iain
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A bit over generous to your good lady Frank £5.00 are you made of money ! Iain
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9/10 my fick fingers clicked Ranworth instead of Malthouse. You have an excuse JA you are a long way from home....for now ! Iain
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Let me guess Stuart, it smells of grilled bacon! Iain
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Hi Mike, Welcome to the NBN Forum With regards to your questions, our members have answered them for you. As HA says, enjoy your holiday, and leave the appliances and cable at home. Iain
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Just think, without the Barnes Brinkcraft web cam, there is a strong possibility we would never have known about said boat stuck under the bridge. The good news is, no reported serious damage done, and the crew were able to enjoy the rest of their holiday, hopefully. However, if we had had the old Hotel Wroxham cam, oh what fun we could have been discussing ! Iain -
The mature pilot is very sedate in taking the boats through. However, yes, the young big built lad, does take them through, full pelt. Iain
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That John, is what I call a bargain! Iain
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Where are the six pockets for the pool table Mark? Very neat and tidy job Iain
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Aye very true Alan, add to that the Norfolk ten minute tea break, that lasts an hour ! Iain
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Young Alan......shaking head smillie required I think ! I do wonder if geography is taught today in schools !
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Be careful who you get to work on your boat?
BroadScot replied to Baitrunner's topic in Technical Questions and Answers
Having seen some weird and wonderful Marine lecky wiring, if I was still gainfully employed - I have worked on coastal bulk carriers - I would leave boat wiring to them, each to their own section of the trade. IMHO. That does not mean, if I could give advice, I would certainly try and help out. Iain -
Having gone through the mill at the weekend Neil, I ken exactly whit you have gone through fur years. I will take great pleasure in cheering the boys in green n white on seterday. C'mon the Hibs, you can do it! Iain P.s. wull lend you oor goalie, he is awfy guid at saving penalties !
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Hi Bob, Have a look at the Kings Head link http://www.kingsheadcoltishall.co.uk/fine-dining its next door to the Rising Sun. Iain
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Och young Alan, yer havering, I have seen SOB get under the Breydon road bridge !
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Those of you into steam locomotives, my sis in law was at Boness and took a few pics. By all accounts, it was very busy !
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Sounds about right, Howard. Police station or bank used to be next to the gate I think. With my old legs being what they are, I have not been up the hill for a few years. When the Swan was just a pub, we won the quiz there several times - it does help with two teachers in the team - on our return to Astons on our last evening afloat. Iain
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Hi Marina, If you can still walk through the old Aston yard and take their road out, it helps make it a gentler climb up the hill. Iain
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Looking at that pic, the roof runners are a couple of inches short of fully back, maybe? Iain
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Aye it must be! One of these days it wil carry out the duties is was bought for !
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Errr Grace,you missed Poppy dancing in your high heel shoes ! That would pull in a few extra customers, would it not? Iain
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Hi Ian, The Angel was one we often climbed the hill too. That way, it was a nice stroll downhill, later. It was used by the local fire brigade for their darts matches. Iain
