unclemike

nice to see you john even if you don't know the difference between warm white and white light lol mike

the post in question is now removed after robin's reply which laid it on the line and odviously ruffled some feathers, glad to be out of it mike

crowle near scunny jim mike

which area of lincs jim? . ,mike

last week we bimbled around the north and passed a good few trip boats both from norfolk broads direct and the southern comfort, one thing puzzled us, why do the trippers look so miserable? mike

hi john,i just use my i-phone,it has a setting to use it as a hotspot,if its not working pat has a galaxy ace 3 which has same facility,friday night t-mobile 3 internet was down and i had to use pats with ee 4g, both are fast enough to run or win a quiz. mike

nip into boulters at horning,£1.18 /ltr

having filled up yesterday at boulters was well surprised, last time out we were across to norwich down to oulton broad ,back to potter and then home to stalham, plus return to horning yesterday, 47.7 litres for approx 30 hr cruising against the tide to acle coming back and a few extra revs crossing breydon both ways. works out at just over 1.5 ltr per hour for a 1500cc BMC diesel well pleased with the result

how about mayfair, hampton safari still for hire at maycraft, was sunmist at porter and haylet, built 1975 mike

in my line of work i see the results of recycling at various places, plastics,household electrical, scrap metal and garden rubbish .trust me they might be filling a dustbin lorry, but you may have two or three working the same round,recycling is a big moneyspinner no way are they going to waste (pun intended) this by mixing landfill with recyclable material. just up the road from timbo is one of the country's larger plastic recycling centres,ECOPLASTICS,they have just invested £20million on a new plant and they get daily deliveries from council recycling centres.garden rubbish is recycled into compost a few miles from timbo ,near robin hood airport just because you see a lorry emptying bins they have plenty of lorries it is a major undertaking,dont jump to the obvious conclusion,they pay fortunes for landfill, so no way would they mix and waste money. mike

its only 30 mins from here i'm at junction 2 on m180 mike

any idea where i can find details of the cleethorpes flypast? mike

you going down to the boat?

my work takes me to a lot of farms round scampton,so very regularly see red arrows training and even see BBMF,does everyone know the vulcan beside the A15 at RAF waddingham is the one that bombed port stanley. mike

seems to work, great even got a pic of chameleon on the page, mike

not the only bridge on't net ,-https://www.facebook.com/pages/Ludham-Bridge/490341551033500?fref=ts,hope this works not tried a link before mike

as a first aider of some 35 years i fully agree, only remove casualty from their vehicle if there is a life threatening situation,eg, fire risk , make them comfortable but dont mess about trying to be nice and keep them dry or warm in another vehicle unless they are mobile,this hinders the ambulance crews, easier to cover them on the ground , thus far as a first aider you are covered against sueing , put therm into your vehicle which in itself could be damaging to the casualty and you are wide open for a claim.

seems to me you two are talking a load of bails

eyup siddy fancy meeting you here,cruising time above potter depend son where you want to go,hickling is about an hour=,good riverside pub and another in village,horsey is similar but 20 mins walk to pub,not sure about pub at west somerton ,if you want chill out and come back following day, plenty of moorings mike

hi martin ,not seen you since C in C to beccles when we were on sandeaglet, glad we now have our own boat mike

june try acle travellodge with brekkie at stokesby tea rooms, thats what we used to do when hiring mike

thanks for the welcome guys mike

I suppose if M-M can do it,I can.

hi folks, nice to see a few familiar faces,50 sensible posts????? nonsensible maybe.still will try, the avatar is courtesy of coowee taken at bramerton,many thanks keith. pat and I will be afloat on thu 21st for a few days so hope to see some of you,will be flying my NBNburgee mike

scare gap or runham swim