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Thanks - we cancelled the Scottish tour a few weeks back because Mrs L's eye operation came through and we didn't wan't to delay it -... -
I am glad the little cartoon helps, I had my gallbladder removed a few years ago, after excruciating pain, and last year detached retina...
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Thanks, I need some TLC at the moment - just come out of hospital having had a large inoperable gallstone diagnosed - so need to change...
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He also speaks the truth, that’s why the politicians take no notice.
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Jcloughie replied to the thread Hosepipe bans.He speaks a lot of sense. The politicians should take more notice. John
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All hail Fergal!
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We’ve had three regulators running in parallel over many years, none of which seemed to know the meaning of regulation or enforcement...
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We were commissioned to do a survey for a dam in an area where there were frequent droughts. Obviously we were limited in the amount of...
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Jcloughie replied to the thread Hosepipe bans.Some madness. The north western Lake District has had their water supplied from Ennerdale for many years. But a few years ago they...
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Jcloughie replied to the thread Hosepipe bans.People quite rightly point at miss management, overpayment of bonuses, aged infrastructure, and lack of rain. Not often do we hear...
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No , I suggested the other way around😃.
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Jcloughie replied to the thread I was going to ask a question but I’ve changed it. (Leisure battery content).If, after a day or so, the battery shows around 13.8 volts while on charge. Then drops to about 12.8 off charge. And it holds that...
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This Saturday Europes largest free bike meet takes place in Calne. It’s not far from a number of caravan sites, including CCC Devizes...
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Jcloughie replied to the thread Bailey Pursuit 430-4 – Toilet Flush Not Working.If there is a distinct voltage drop when the button is pressed I would think the power is getting to the pump. But as the pump is not...
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Jcloughie replied to the thread What are these for?.Are they turnbuckles? To twist 90 degrees and hold an item in place. John
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