The JCB should have been the clue, we used to work in quarries with diggers and lorries whizzing everywhere and the occasional explosion as they blew a new load of chalk ( a lot of the guys who worked there had Ammonites as garden ornaments, some of them quite large )
Salut tout le monde. The new three piece suite is being delivered this morning, between 6.45 and 8.45 so shouldn't be long now before we have something comfy to sit on.
Tomorrow afternoon we are invited to a garden dinner at my BiL near Caernarfon but we can't take Molly because they don't like dogs.
I bought a new jersey yesterday, orange one, reduced from £34.99 to £17.00. and my wife said: " you can't failed to be seen with this one" as it is bright orange. I might use it today when I go for a ride later.
As it is Saturday today, I think @Mo1959 is having a lie-in or she is doing a 40 miler and isn't back yet.
Au revoir.
I feel it will develop more widely. I've always said easing would cause this but hadn't considered another variant.
Does remind me of a story. The water board send a "slug" down the pipe to keep it clear of any sludge that may build up. Somewhere on Loch Lomondside they lost one as it got stuck but they did not know where so had to dig at random until they found water. I know this because being better equipped than the average distillery we had lots of assorted tools they wanted to borrow.
It actually burned down 8 years ago but they only noticed it yesterday
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