Brum said:
Can't afford the expense in these hard times Brum. I sacked them some time ago but when we aren't speaking Her Ladyship sometimes rides as footman on the back of the van
Can't afford the expense in these hard times Brum. I sacked them some time ago but when we aren't speaking Her Ladyship sometimes rides as footman on the back of the van
Looks like a great idea, I think just using your forum handle is fine.
I would also support the idea of a modest donation to the Air Ambulances.
When I was chicken shed building I always put the change from my morning stop for a paper and grub into the Air Ambulance box where ever we were in the UK. Most accidents in construction are serious, but due to our rural type of business, we could easily be 30 miles from a hospital and getting there by single track roads and back lanes is not an option if you've fallen off a roof or had a deep cut from the wafer thin roofing tin.
I looked upon my donation as part payment on my ticket to ride when my number is up.
I would also support the idea of a modest donation to the Air Ambulances.
When I was chicken shed building I always put the change from my morning stop for a paper and grub into the Air Ambulance box where ever we were in the UK. Most accidents in construction are serious, but due to our rural type of business, we could easily be 30 miles from a hospital and getting there by single track roads and back lanes is not an option if you've fallen off a roof or had a deep cut from the wafer thin roofing tin.
I looked upon my donation as part payment on my ticket to ride when my number is up.
I Too would support the air ambulance We regualarly give to support them but Im sure even I can find a donation in exchange for a Pcv sticker .
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Sir Roger.
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Sir Roger.
Im looking forward to the Forum stickers becoming available too. I often wonder if I know someone on site from reading their posts here.
I'd support the Air Ambulance, too. My son, a roofer, had a fall from thirty feet(!!!!!!) and the air ambulance was called out. He was EXTREMELY LUCKY to survive. He's a climber, and had been taught how to fall, and landed on his feet, bent his knees, and 'flopped', but broke his thumb badly. His feet were bruised up to the ankles for three weeks - and his knees and back hurt for a long time, but he survived and now has only a thumb scar, and his mobile photos (he took pictures of the injury!!). The air ambulance team couldn't believe that he'd got up and walked around to a neighbour to call 999!
Val A. said:
Glad your son was OK Val
Its usually us that get called to deal with the not so lucky fallers
Plenty to go around? Steady on Parksy. I have only got a small pack of crayons!
Stickers are ready for Stowford, rest to be sent out immediately afterwards.
P.S. They look great...
Stickers are ready for Stowford, rest to be sent out immediately afterwards.
P.S. They look great...
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will these stickers be in the next edition or practical caravan?? some of us subscribers and forum members arent lucky enough to spend time at stowford reader rally as we have to work to pay the subscription LOL
I will await said sticker with calm and decorum.
OK calm and decorum didn't turn up...how do I get the sticker?????
OK calm and decorum didn't turn up...how do I get the sticker?????
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yep it was in there with the info about pumps that you didn't want, the air freshener of dubious fragrance and the instant drinks things that you will have put in your 'van cupboard and will travel everywhere 'cos you'll never use them. The sticker is sandwiched between two strips of paper so it is not obvious.
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