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Ray
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Was there ever a navigation from The Bure to The Yare that didn't involve going through Great Yarmouth? It surely would have been popular!
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My condolences Scrumpy and to your family.
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As I took the dog out and passed my car I admired the light catching the raindrops in the spiders webs. It's beginning to look more like Miss Haversham's wedding breakfast as the webs crisscross the wipers front and back and cover the door mirrors and handles 🙂
Having thought a while I realised that it was December 16th I last used it and briefly escaped the village... I feel a bit like Patrick McGoohan in The Prisoner - "I am not a number, I'm a free man"
No. 9 or thereabouts 🙂
( Not a complaint about the restrictions, I am far luckier than many 👍 )
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4 minutes ago, psychicsurveyor said:
A very large bargepole is recommended. Trade use Howdens. I have fitted Howdens kitchen units in my places for years.
It is worth getting a designer to produce a few ideas then get fitters to quote to supply and fit.
Exactly what we did in our last house.... the fitter though was my brother who was a carpenter by trade.
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It does seem an odd "venue" presumably someone thought it was out of the way enough to escape attention!
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Happy Birthday 🍺🍺
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The last item on every bucket list should be.... Write the next bucket list!
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Beautiful!
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1 hour ago, BroadAmbition said:
I will get to fly in a WWII Spitfire and get hands on too
Wow!
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It seems to have been a bad year for some reason, just here on NBN we have lost a good number of our dear pets and I know of quite a few others among friends and family.
Absent friends 🍻
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Merry Christmas one and all, may your day be merry and bright 😁
🎅🥂🍺
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So sorry to read of your sad loss Tim, sincere condolences.
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1 minute ago, Islander said:
What times the sun over the yardarm.
It's always over the yardarm somewhere in the world... Thank goodness
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However many days it takes each one is closer to being better, take them one at a time and you will always be moving forward 👍
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Hang in there Ian, you've come a long way.... this too shall pass!
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Just explained to my 87 year old mum who we've only seen once this year that she can't come for the Norfolk village Christmas I'd promised her.... not a great phone call.
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Welcome, sounds like you've caught the Broads Bug, it's addictive I'm afraid ☺️
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The sun is shining for you Ian, enjoy your day 👍
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All good reminders of the lessons to be learned if we ever do start making things again MM 👍
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I have seen a few references to so called re-shoring where some small manufacturing and textile work is being started up in the UK because of Covid supply line problems.
Who knows this could be the very first small step towards a manufacturing rebirth, not the industries of the past of course because materials and automation have moved on but it could be at least "something"
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Yuck... but sincere sympathy too, have had gout attacks several times and it hurts like crazy.
Bon voyage et joyeux Noel 🎅
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I think a form of words will be cobbled together which in effect will make No Deal sound like An Agreement, this will allow gradual sector by sector deals to be slowly negotiated over the coming years
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I think I have the answer.....
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40 minutes ago, MauriceMynah said:
How do I carry/secure a bicycle to a boat in a way where it's out of the way and ideally not making the boat look like I live on it?
I think you're probably going to have to live with looking like a live aboard, anywhere inside the cabin(s) is going to be a serious hazard to your shins! After all, there's nothing wrong with being or looking like a live aboard... I'd love to do it!
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Lost Rivers And Cuts
in The Historic Broads
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It's a bit like what I mean if you leave out the bit about walking and the bit about 2 hours! 🥃🥃