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Many thanks to all who replied. I'm just back from our trip and managed to work it out with the advice given. It'll be easier next... -
According to Google AI our village has moved to India and is celebrating a festival today?
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Hutch reacted to GaryB's post in the thread Pretending I'm driving an EV with the caravan with
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A slightly left-field post I know, but I thought some might find it interesting/amusing. No, this isn't another EV argument post and... -
Hutch reacted to Beachball's post in the thread Surprised at lack of comment on caravan industry economic issues. with Like.
Actually that your choice but if I go fishing it only a morning session and afternoon it wife choice ,(y)
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I used to travel each week between Lyneham and Walney by Barrow in Furness. It saved me driving home. The plane was a Beechcraf Kingair...
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Most of the aircraft in our air force were Hunters and Canberra's. Helicopters were Alouettes. Our police air wing was privately owned...
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Brilliant photos Hutch.If I flew any of those my trousers wouldn’t be white🤪
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Great set of photos, some of which bring back memories. I saw TSR2 at RAF Cosford museum and could not believe that my phone at the...
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A good choice for your needs, I suspect it’s got many years left in it. There are pre registered Dacia Springs for sale at £10k. Albeit...
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The fuse block can be hidden behind the space heater , underneath the floor (removable) of the wardrobe, screwed to the side wall of the...
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Hutch replied to the thread Aviation, Aircraft I have worked on..My Baby, before I. Retired. S92. North Nigeria, 5N BMN
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Hutch replied to the thread Aviation, Aircraft I have worked on..USa ,version of a short take off fighter. I have NOT worked on this one.
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Hutch replied to the thread Aviation, Aircraft I have worked on..I love going around Aviation museums, there are so many prototype aircraft Britain made.
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