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We've had a rat problem for some years now, but only in the garden so far, thankfully. They seem to love the compost bin - probably because (a) it's warm, and (b) there's lots of edible (?) stuff in there. They chew holes in the side of the (plastic) bin, which I then have to patch up with pieces c...

A few clues, the presence of Velux style windows in the roof the two modern flues in the chimneys suggests modern architecture. but why so apparently isolated?
the white barge boards suggest UPVC along with the windows reinforces the modern era

just had a text message off +447957474711 advising me to accept new terms and conditions or be suspended.

I've left out the prefix but the rest of the web site is ://user-terms5492.com yeh like I'm not that daft. the phone number is none existent

take care out there you guys

Malc

Last week I had to deliver a eulogy for my Dad who passed away at age 92 a good innings. he always liked a good joke and he was a well respected member of his local church and could be seen in a corner sharing a joke or two. So I decided to keep up his tradition and told Cycling guys joke about the ...

could be before the rule was made to drive on the left?

landsurfer wrote:Because it makes commercial sense to them .... and their the experts .............

Ah yes but "ex" is an unknown quantity and a "xpert" is a drip under pressure

I do remember one of my nephews who worked in IT telling me that an American warship was using a flavour of Win 95 and a certain error message cropped up

"A fatal exception error has occurred. press any key to continue"
response
" A thermo Nuclear device has been launched"

Looking through some old photo's from my Dads I came across this snap shot of me on my first bike. I remember it well. My grandparents bought it for me from the bike shop in Northenden Manchester and I rode it home to Royal Oak in Wythenshawe, a couple of miles at least. (obviously getting in some t...

It would appear the new road is open

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland- ... s-53866528

Malc

[XAP]Bob wrote:Don't forget experts exchange....

Don't be an expert X is an unknown quantity and a spurt is a drip under pressure

Very good, I like the trackwork, I take photos of junctions, double-slips, perfect geometry and patterns 4'8.5" track I mean :wink: The zigzag patterns of catenaries are interesting too, the wires are typically a few hundred meters long, might be difficult to get a 400-mile copper wire to stre...

Certainly Cyril :D below is the engine shed being constructed from styrene strip and sheet the base of brick is built up from two thick layers of card and is fixed to the base board the upper part of the shed is removable... (I hope :lol: ) engine shed3.1.JPG next is the shed being covered in the sh...

For the last "N"( many) years ( too long to remember when I started ) I've been working on a model railway, end to end style about 45 feet long in the loft most of the electrics are done. control is analogue, 00 gauge. over the last couple of days I've been building a small platform that s...

I do said The headmaster’s pet hamster while building a cardboard model of Niagra Falls. complete with a