OneGuyFromBarlick

Fortunately I'm able to 'block' both my debit card, and credit card, in my banking app. Any queries are usually answered, within a couple of hours, using the chat facility. I can't remember the last time I physically spoke to the bank.

Kevin, re. the spam email we discussed. I rang the lady concerned and she is in hospital recovering after a successful operation. She knew about the spam and says that she has been told it is a common consequence of using the hospital wi-fi. Thanks for your help..... :good: A good example of you be...

Now I have proper access to the attic space I can move in to the next job, extractor fan for the bathroom. Biggest job was the 5in hole through the wall into the loft space. Took a while as the drill packed up halfway through, fortunately it was still under warranty so I bobbed out to Screwfix for a...

Wendyf wrote: ↑26 Mar 2024, 06:34 That new road from the Skipton bypass to Carleton is quite useful Kev.

It is indeed Wendy

I am off to Harrogate today, via Grassington and Pately Bridge. The route is slightly quicker than the 'official' diversion through Ilkley. Lunch with youngest offspring and family, it's half term in Yorkshire so they're all off work :good: An interesting journey, the A59 was closed on the roundabo...

Tripps wrote: ↑25 Mar 2024, 10:57

Big Kev wrote: ↑24 Mar 2024, 22:10 I would highly recommend a rummage in Aldi's wine cellar

I see you have corrected the typo. I've spent all night wondering who Ali was and what was special about his cellar.

Watched episode one of Perfect Pub Walks with Bill Bailey, on Channel 4 catch-up. He was accompanied by Alan Davies and I found it an interesting watch, definitely going to watch the rest of the series.

I am off to Harrogate today, via Grassington and Pately Bridge. The route is slightly quicker than the 'official' diversion through Ilkley. Lunch with youngest offspring and family, it's half term in Yorkshire so they're all off work

I would highly recommend a rummage in Aldi's wine cellar

Top off a stone gatepost?

This evening I was the minority in a quiz team at Barlick Cricket Club. £500 was raised for a children's cancer charity

Thank you for going Wendy.

That's a biting wind out there.

The hatch is insulated plastic, very straightforward to fit.
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The Princess of Wales has announced she is currently undergoing chemotherapy, after cancer was found, following her 'abdominal surgery' in January. Hopefully the speculation will stop now and they leave her alone to recover.

Are they adjustable mandrels for your lathe?

Enjoy. I've been to a couple of gigs in the cellar but found I don't really fit. The ceiling height is only around 6ft 3in so I had to bend down just to get anywhere

Today's exciting job was to cut a hole in the ceiling and fit a new loft hatch and ladder. Fortunately it was a lot easier than expected as the upstairs ceilings are all plasterboard rather than laths and plaster :good: I fitted a light while I was up there too. IMG_20240321_134642.jpg IMG_20240321_...

it's listed in one of the cruise port guides.

I will be getting the jet wash out of the cellar to sort the flags and stone steps. I may seal them with an epoxy concrete sealer to see if that makes any difference, I used an outdoor sports court paint on the concrete outside the back door last year. It's green now but comes off easily with the ho...

On the beach in Barbados, I believe it's called Mushroom Rock.