His submersible marker bouy is his behind, isn't it?
It's big, red and floats to the surface to warn boats there is someone below. Yep you are 100% correct.
Tea? (Part 2)
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It's big, red and floats to the surface to warn boats there is someone below. Yep you are 100% correct.
phil_hg_uk
I am not a member, I am a free man !!!!!!
So I need a new bed for my newley decorated bedroom and I find the one I want on bensonsforbeds website but the delivery is nearly £40
so I go into the store just down the road and say why is the delivery so expensive I want this bed but there is no way I am paying that sort of delivery charge so he does it with Free Delivery 
...................... SORTED 
should get it in about a month.
so I go into the store just down the road and say why is the delivery so expensive I want this bed but there is no way I am paying that sort of delivery charge so he does it with Free Delivery ...................... SORTED should get it in about a month.
Arch
Married to Night Train
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- Salford, UK
Looking online, they do have a big range, but I think we're sorted with the cream we've got, and it means we can get on with it.
Well, I have been getting on with it, got about a third of the way up one side. Better speed up a bit, I think. Hoping I'll get quicker as I get my eye in. The tub of adhesive says to apply enough for 20 minutes work. That was about 2 tiles when I started!
Just stopped for a
coffeejo
Ælfrēd
- Location
- West Somerset
Back from a 100k ride in the
and enjoying a cold drink and cuddles with the dog while the water heats up for a nice long wallow in the tub. 
coffeejo
Ælfrēd
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Arch
Married to Night Train
- Location
- Salford, UK
Well done Jo, not sure I could do 100k these days...
However, I can do tiling.
From this:
to this:
this afternoon. Hopefully tomorrow I won't have forgotten it all, and can get the other two sides up to a decent level too. The row on the front edge need trimming, which is why they are left, and the row at the back and the base. The cream ones will alternate all round at that level, and be a layer at the bottom to match the cream shower tray.
Now, time for a shower, and then a glass of something red and a nibble of cheese.
However, I can do tiling.
From this:
to this:
this afternoon. Hopefully tomorrow I won't have forgotten it all, and can get the other two sides up to a decent level too. The row on the front edge need trimming, which is why they are left, and the row at the back and the base. The cream ones will alternate all round at that level, and be a layer at the bottom to match the cream shower tray.
Now, time for a shower, and then a glass of something red and a nibble of cheese.
coffeejo
Ælfrēd
- Location
- West Somerset
Looks great
Night Train
Maker of Things
- Location
- Greater Manchester
Arch's tiling is good, better then mine.
The front edge did start to run out just a little at that point so I figured it would be better to skim a little off then before they went on the wall. They can be done when we do the other cut tiles.
In the meantime I fitted two new door liners and some plasterboard. The liners are for 30" doors. The recycled old Victorian doors we have are 27". I will need to 'add a bit' to each one.
The front edge did start to run out just a little at that point so I figured it would be better to skim a little off then before they went on the wall. They can be done when we do the other cut tiles.
In the meantime I fitted two new door liners and some plasterboard. The liners are for 30" doors. The recycled old Victorian doors we have are 27". I will need to 'add a bit' to each one.
coffeejo
Ælfrēd
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NT, took this photo today just for you:
Night Train
Maker of Things
- Location
- Greater Manchester
Yesterday, walking into town I saw the back end of a huge blue tractor as it trundled up the road. Can't think where it was from or where it was going.
Arch
Married to Night Train
- Location
- Salford, UK
Arch's tiling is good, better then mine.
The front edge did start to run out just a little at that point so I figured it would be better to skim a little off then before they went on the wall. They can be done when we do the other cut tiles.
In the meantime I fitted two new door liners and some plasterboard. The liners are for 30" doors. The recycled old Victorian doors we have are 27". I will need to 'add a bit' to each one.
Well, let's see if I can do as well tomorrow, when it gets complicated with cutting and stuff.The bathroom now has, thanks to NT's work, walls all round it! Just no door, and a bit of a gap in the ceiling, but those are minor details.
I'm discovering that I seem to have a talent for sticking stuff to walls. Not something I'd have guessed!
Enjoying a nice glass of Merlot now. It's just a little bit toooooo drinkable...
Arch
Married to Night Train
- Location
- Salford, UK
Sweet little Massey!
ColinJ
Puzzle game procrastinator!
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He's got a real "Gerrorf my road!" look on his face!NT, took this photo today just for you:
(And his front number plate isn't exactly easy to read ...
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