MauriceMynah

Well said sir!

I'm far from the expert Ian is but this is what I do.. Having let the carcase get cold, I strip off the skin and put to one side. Then using my fingers, I peel off the remaining meat. There is plenty. I use some of that to make a chicken curry. The skin, the remaining meat and the now bare bones, I put in a saucepan with about a litre of water and simmer the living daylights out of it. I use a pressure cooker for this but if you use an ordinary saucepan keep an eye on the water level. Strain the liquid off and add some noodles then Bobs your uncle.

I understand the word is of German military origin.

It would make people happy if I never left home...…… except the others who live here. :-)

I might be wrong MM but I think the problem is the "unnecessary journey" Motoring accidents with subsequent hospitalization is the issue. I believe they hope that fewer journeys helps the NHS. that's my take on it.

Farrington's phone number is: 01603 666545 Meant to put that in the other post.

Kingsley Farrington The Boatyard, Whitlingham Lane Trowse Norwich Norfolk NR14 8TR Might be worth a call. He moved my earlier boats (25' Seamaster) from Milton Keynes to Wayford Bridge at a reasonable cost

and if it's the BA that chooses to "save a bob or two"? I can't see that being uncriticised !

I agree with you ECIPA, though there may well be many instances where the situation is far from "black and white". I shall take Lathams as an example but this may apply to many other businesses in holiday resort areas. The "lockdown" has been in place for just over a week now. In that time have the Potter Heigham locals supported Lathams in that period? It is possible that locals have treated Lathams as " the grockle shop" and shop at Tesco or Roys. Just a thought!

That doesn't sound like an essential journey to me. !! :-)

Hmmm, Didn't this whole virus thing start off at a market selling wild animals for food?

That's never stopped us in the past.

On the subject of motorcycles, If a biker is riding a Norton, Is he safe from viruses?

That's a shame, after all, your shot normally stays 2 metres away from the clay. :-)

Mike, If you look at Google streetview, you will see the original building (with the orientation as the photo) then you can see the new build (1990s) with the new gable.