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oldwheels

Legendary Member
Location
Isle of Mull
They shouldn't allow things like that! They should be set back further inland so that smaller buildings can get a view .
I have heard similar arguments and my view has also been partly obscured by housing development. The only answer from legal wonks is that you may buy a property but you do not have ownership of the view.
Lots of anger from people who bought houses on a terrace here and find large motorhomes taking up residence in the street outside. Wonder why some people just hate motorhomes?
 

pawl

Legendary Member
Ouch.

I don't have a sea view either, but that's because the Alps are in the way.


Nor me There’s 90 miles of country between me and the nearest coast even when the tides in at Hunstanton 😠😠😠
 
Good morning. Beautiful ride to work this morning although I think the return may be a bit warm.

My colleagues both have the day off today so I'm in charge of the intern and my clients.

Mwahahahaaaa...

Finished for the day. Afternoons are spent working with clients in the second hand shop downstairs, so once my desk is tidy I'll be heading down there...
 
My 'commute' gear is coming together. Got my shower in a can/packet yesterday - baby wipes and a can of deo. ;)
that's whole topic right there!
late breakfast after my 22 mile commute (but I don't need this much)
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I use 2 drawers at work for stuff I bring with my car. 1 drawer is wash-up kit, diluted shampoo & plastic cup for sink rinsing, diluted body wash & was cloth (not baby wipes), 2 small hand towels for hair & body, unscented deodorant (I prefer to sh*t, shower & shave before leaving the house so my sweat is cleaner when I get to the office). also have a very small travel hair dryer, just in case
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2nd drawer has work attire (under wear, socks, pants shirt(s)) & lock, & fresh cycling shorts & shirt for the ride home. I store for the day & carry home the used shorts & shirt (from the morning ride) in a plastic bag
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Tragedy No brown bin collection until Aug 5 due to operatives having to self isolate Any ideas how to tow a bin full of shrub clippings to the local dump :angry::angry::angry:
how far away is it? how big a bundle is it? can you tie it up w/ rope? I once dragged a big tree branch, as firewood, to a beach party, with a rope behind my bike. attached a light to it so a car wouldn't do a close pass & crash into it, cuz it was nighttime
 

oldwheels

Legendary Member
Location
Isle of Mull
Tragedy No brown bin collection until Aug 5 due to operatives having to self isolate Any ideas how to tow a bin full of shrub clippings to the local dump :angry::angry::angry:
A farmer in Aberdeenshire used his pick up truck to tow the bin down to the main road for collection as he was then going on to Thainstone Mart. Once at the main road he put the boot down as usual. Arrived at the Mart with tatters of bin still attached to his truck. The rest of it and contents were scattered over about 10 miles of roadway.:blush:
 
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