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could it be this one - https://planning.broads-authority.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?activeTab=summary&keyVal=RKAKJ7TBJEQ00 which calls for a pergola and information boards, referred to as a discovery hub (I suppose a bit like the telephone box at thurne

surely that should be in the planning section of the Broads Authority remit, i wonder if they have applied for any permissions - or will it turn out to be a gazebo or other temporary structure.

probably working in a local vineyard.

on mine I did try hoovering it out, but the spark igniter just crumbled to dust, hence why I retired it.

well that about eliminates the stuck on brakes idea, is the clutch on those hydraulic, or cable operated. its not the brick under the wheel stopping it moving is it?

I went to a Grammar school, CSE's werent an option, in my school our senior Chemistry teacher actually wrote the whole chemistry curriculum and had his name on the books we used as text books (when I say CSE's werent an option, i will add my french was so bad I actually sat a CSE paper for the exam, and only just scraped a pass - not taking an exam also wasnt an option). I recall as we were top set maths we did the O level a year early and then did applied maths the following year.

we did a very similar test at my school except we sat a single exam and got both an O level and a CSE grade, that was maths too (would have been around 1975-76)

I am certainly finding even sections of the busiest footpaths and cycle paths are becoming overgrown and narrowed down to single file from a path over 6 foot wide. how long before we all need battery strimmers along with us to take a walk / cycle

quite likely to be hand brakes rusted on, but did the wheels turn when you pushed it out of the garage? if they did its not the handbrake, although the gear lever may be in the neutral position, the gears may not have fully disengaged properly. also worth trying sitting in the car and depressing the clutch, if the car then moves, its something locked up in the drive train before the clutch

I have noticed the same here in kent, cycle paths that are supposedly wide enough for two cycles to pass are gradually being encroached to the point where the nettles have got to the point that one cycle can barely use the path, and passing oncoming cycles is a nightmare liable to end up with nettle stings (and some of these are designated national cycle ways)

I think it must be more difficult to be a continuous cruiser on the broads rather than the canal system, on the canals the requirement is that you need to move every two weeks, which must be easier for that lifestyle, than moving every 24 hours

I was once proceeding up the ant at what I thought was a steady 4 mph, and it seemed very slow, also there was a big flotilla of boats queued up behind me- it was at that point I realised that my speed app had somehow defaulted to km/hr not mph.

well since the quiz tonight was postponed and it was cooling outside i took the opportunity for a bike ride, my normal short route (8.7 miles) left just before 9pm, and by the time I turned around to head home was using the lights for the first time, I have to say they do a good job, just arrived home, so it was a quick run at just about 1 hour, the only issue with the riverside route, ploughing through what felt like a sandstorm of flying bugs.

some online are even more expensive - https://www.1stdibs.com/furniture/more-furniture-collectibles/collectibles-curiosities/scientific-instruments/w-ottway-single-draw-wwii-military-sighting-telescope/id-f_28638552/ over £1600

one certainly slowed me down a bit on one corner, and I was two boat widths from the bank.

or make the river narrower and plant a little garden on the side where they have narrowed it?

waited until it started cooling down before heading on my ride tonight, I wasnt going out in 30 degrees so tonight i did the flat riverside route (8.7 miles) this brings me to a total of 326.4 miles in just 2 months (9 weeks tomorrow)

one of my work colleagues was called and got on a fraud case, he was away from work for about 6 months in total as the trial progressed, the only reason they wont allow someone who is advanced in pregnancy is because if the trial drags on and then the juror goes into labour, they have to start all over again with a fresh Jury.

it should have a makers name or model number on it, which would give us some idea of the age, 38" long is a pretty serious length, from the looks, I would say a 3" or bigger objective (lens at the front) possibly only the outer lens element is broken (they are generally a composite of 2 or more lenses.

I still think its down to living on the doorstep of the court house, no travel to pay and all that.

I did something similar once except I buried a big door hinge in the body filler (because they used to check with a magnet)

I got asked 3 times, I think its because I only live 200 yards from the courts, the third time I actually got on a case.

will he ever fit in it, or will he just sit in the back seat? it looks tiny

the whole point of the broads in my opinion is the journey, and it doesnt matter how long it takes, so go slow and enjoy the scenery.

I believe this is the relevant paragraph, but I understand the relevant document is well hidden nowadays