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  1. Can you be more specific, I want to book the day off.
  2. It's probably got it's own somewhere.
  3. So what makes you think it's been a wet winter? This is my chopping block, admittedly it's not been used since I got a leccy logsplitter, but it's got some very pretty shrooms on it.
  4. Does brundall to brundall really need a weather window? Surely a brolly would do.
  5. If you are going to fit an in tank sensor fit it where the rinse inlet goes in so it gets a flush each time.
  6. So they're out of warranty then?
  7. My old man used to do agricultural tyre repairs around the cambs. fens and used to get lots of bog oak for the fire, it it just regular oaks that have been under the peat for years (possibly lots of thousands of years) and effectively come up to the surface, once the farmer hits them with a plough or similar they have to dig them out, once dried it's very definately still wood and makes great firewood but gives the chimney sweep a hard time as the absorbed peat is sooty as hell. The village always smelt of it in winter, a very welcoming smell. I don't think they actually rise, I think it's the peat shrinks as it dries and the microbes in it come alive and consume it and the ground level drops to meet them, near whittlesey mere there is a post that was sunk till it hit hard ground in the victorian times, it is now high and dry with it's base on a plinth and another sunk beside it to show how much the ground has dropped, it's not a short post! Peat bog needs to stay waterlogged or it disappears.
  8. Mine is also at swancraft at the moment, windows being redone, if not ready by next weekend I may drive up just to refit my water tank (had to re-weld a split seam) just to get an easter head start, also have new hatch to fit at some time to be fully water tight, I'm fully hopeful my hunches are correct and they're a whole lot better than trevor the bodger.
  9. Smoggy

    Flooding

    Been there, done that, admittedly it was last boat (front boat in pic). 2 week trip started from st.neots on the great ouse and ended up back there, 2009 it was, 450 litres of diesel and similar number of miles later, the trip from well to hulls was a tad interesting, came back via the trent and witham. Now please don't tell me breydon is scary, it really isn't. The flood markers in the pub are interesting, a couple are up by the fan light windows, when we were there at had been very wet and the river went up by around 10 feet an a couple of days. Be very grateful the broads catchment doesn't run off the pennines.....
  10. When my other half did that I knew it was a serious whack when waiting for an ambulance she kept saying she loved me (after regaining consciousness), clearly delusional.....
  11. We can all play at that game.....
  12. You may be joking on that one but the jokes thread shows a lot of mine outlined in red as not allowed, can't imagine why... I'm hoping that bit rings true or my avatar will be too accurate.
  13. Not an option in a pizza parlour....
  14. Yep, We've had the dog in there before a couple of times.
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