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tyred

Legendary Member
Location
Ireland
Four minutes until I get my ticket of leave for the weekend :wahhey:
 
Tis far too wet for any gardening today. So I am catching up with umpty-two tedious boring domestic tasks.

Was it you @Illaveago who said that you can cycle for four hours and not get tired, but you get tired after thirty minutes of domestic duties. I think I am the same in relation to gardening and domestic tasks.
I can't remember saying that but I agree with that statement .
 
Parental unit's prescription picked up. They got the meds right this time, but the paperwork is still futzed. However, the pharmacist was the usual lady, and she just amended it by hand for me. Also picked up two boxes of LFT.

Now sat down with a :cuppa:
 

oldwheels

Legendary Member
Location
Isle of Mull
Calmac’s problems never seem to end. The bigger boats are all getting pretty old so constantly having mechanical problems and on one of the less old MVClansman the hull plating is having to be replaced as getting too thin in bits.
Now the smaller vessels seem to be having problems. The Lochaline/Fishnish one broke down the other day and was off for nearly a whole day. Now the Iona ferry is caput as well so they are taking our Tobermory/Kilchoan one off and sending it to Iona while trying to get a passenger only one to replace that. In winter mostly used by people from Ardnamurchan coming here for shopping and some touring cyclists. In summer it is jammed with cars and motorhomes.
Iona needs a bigger one tho’ I remember going there in an open launch in the past. Now due to hordes of tourists a launch could not cope and despite no unauthorised car traffic it as now busy with cars owned by settlers and holiday home tenants who can get resident permits.
Cycling around Iona is no longer the pleasure it used to be.
On my last visit I went over on the first ferry and came back about midday. The queue waiting to board stretched for hundreds of yards and must have been over 1000 people for just one ferry.
 
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