- Location
- Next door to Mr Benn at No 54
adorable! you have a pet owl?
No that is my avatar looking busy here in Hundred Acre Wood. 
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No that is my avatar looking busy here in Hundred Acre Wood. 
pawl
Legendary Member
- Location
- Desford Leicestershire
fossyant
Ride It Like You Stole It!
- Location
- South Manchester
We've got some large 'baubles' on our Christmas Tree that's in the front garden. A few 'blew' off in the week, so I adjusted the wires to stop them coming off. Had to rescue two from across the road.
Just coming up the cul-de-sac earlier, and there is one of our baubles hung from a tree, about 300 yards away. Stopped to collect it and pop it back on our tree.
Just coming up the cul-de-sac earlier, and there is one of our baubles hung from a tree, about 300 yards away. Stopped to collect it and pop it back on our tree.
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Andy in Germany
Guru
- Location
- Rottenburg am Neckar
I picked up fifteen, unfortunately not all in very good condition. They included a nice Giant frame sans wheels and a lovely old touring bike which I put in the van because I felt sorry for it...
What a day sorted our meat order when i went back I'd no need to say anything got spotted and greeted with Mr... here you are is this one ok ? Pay's to be a regular customer 
Then back in town this afternoon dentist appointment got a cancellation 1st since lockdown. All clear just a few none urgent running repairs due to lockdown. All booked in for next week no problem.
As i was in town called in for a few last minute Christmas veg. Served by someone I use to work with at Yough Offering nothing wrong with working on tills in anyway. Just sad to see one more restorative justice practitioner gone due to cuts
Now feel like a nap Apple watch has it i've walked over 15 miles today.
Then back in town this afternoon dentist appointment got a cancellation 1st since lockdown. All clear just a few none urgent running repairs due to lockdown. All booked in for next week no problem.
As i was in town called in for a few last minute Christmas veg. Served by someone I use to work with at Yough Offering nothing wrong with working on tills in anyway. Just sad to see one more restorative justice practitioner gone due to cuts
Now feel like a nap Apple watch has it i've walked over 15 miles today.
biggs682
Itching to get back on my bike's
- Location
- Northamptonshire
Blimey 15 tell us more about the tourer
biggs682
Itching to get back on my bike's
- Location
- Northamptonshire
Can I relax now
Illaveago
Guru
- Location
- Chippenham,Wiltshire.
There was one place we went to where we could watch Salmon swim through some fish steps . From a bridge over the river to look for Salmon swimming up the river but couldn't because of the weeds . We then realized that the weeds were Salmon !
- Location
- Next door to Mr Benn at No 54
A question for @tom73 and Mrs tom73.
I have no intention of talking politics on this thread, but can I ask a question? When a member of the Army is driving an ambulance, why are they not allowed to put on the Blue lights and sirens?
I can imagine that they may not be skilled in driving an ambulance, but they would be used to driving a large vehicle, in all sorts of traffic.
Not being allowed to put on the "Blues and twos" would mean that drivers would not know they had an ambulance behind them, or in on-coming traffic. When I hear the sirens it gives me time to think about moving off the road safely and/or to expect an emergency services vehicle on "my" side of the road.
Also one category they are not going to call out an ambulance for is ladies in late stages of labour.
In the extremely unlikely event that I am asked to take a pregnant lady to hospital, do we go straight to the Maternity Unit rather than A & E.
I have no intention of talking politics on this thread, but can I ask a question? When a member of the Army is driving an ambulance, why are they not allowed to put on the Blue lights and sirens?
I can imagine that they may not be skilled in driving an ambulance, but they would be used to driving a large vehicle, in all sorts of traffic.
Not being allowed to put on the "Blues and twos" would mean that drivers would not know they had an ambulance behind them, or in on-coming traffic. When I hear the sirens it gives me time to think about moving off the road safely and/or to expect an emergency services vehicle on "my" side of the road.
Also one category they are not going to call out an ambulance for is ladies in late stages of labour.
In the extremely unlikely event that I am asked to take a pregnant lady to hospital, do we go straight to the Maternity Unit rather than A & E.
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Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
Lovely luncheon of two slices of toast, one with salami, one with sliced avocado, then an apple, a tangerine and two 
Then had a busy afternoon. Stocked up the wood bins in the house, hung up the laundry, made a big pot of soup, made some Filet Americain, finished doing the Xmas decs and groomed the cats.
Just going to feed them, and then I'll settle down to watch SPOTY.
Then had a busy afternoon. Stocked up the wood bins in the house, hung up the laundry, made a big pot of soup, made some Filet Americain, finished doing the Xmas decs and groomed the cats.
Just going to feed them, and then I'll settle down to watch SPOTY.
mybike
Grumblin at Garmin on the Granny Gear
- Location
- Not 'emel 'empstead
That's why, like may of my colleagues in the teleprinter workshops, the cuffs of my dustcoat were ragged.
After seeing what happened to someone who wore a ring, the only time I wore one was when I wasn't working. I've never got used to wearing one since.