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by Stanley
07 May 2024, 02:27
Forum: DIY
Topic: Miscellaneous DIY Projects (or bits of jobs)
Replies: 899
Views: 158912

Re: Miscellaneous DIY Projects (or bits of jobs)

Glad you got sorted Ian. You were lucky with the cover on the gazebo Kev. I went looking for the etymology of 'gazebo' and didn't really get any joy but I tripped over this factoid. "The earliest known gazebos were in Egyptian gardens approximately 5,000 years ago, found in a garden plan which ...
by Stanley
07 May 2024, 02:10
Forum: What, Where, When, We, Who, Look & How
Topic: WHAT ATTRACTED YOUR ATTENTION TODAY?
Replies: 16595
Views: 1933371

Re: WHAT ATTRACTED YOUR ATTENTION TODAY?

I'm struggling to imagine when I would find that app useful if they were mine. :biggrin2: I suppose the thing that has got my attention is the fact that we seem to be turning a corner in respect of temperatures but oh how I wish we could ditch this constant cloud cover! Wendy, I seem to have lost al...
by Stanley
07 May 2024, 02:04
Forum: Current Affairs & Comment
Topic: Today I shall be Mainly...
Replies: 20552
Views: 1910520

Re: Today I shall be Mainly...

I shall be doing a bit of cooking before going in the shed.... I want to get my chicken in the oven and than get on with making a very small engine for new great grand daughter Evie. I shall deal with the chicken after I have had second sleep but am undecided whether to cook veggies today or leave i...
by Stanley
07 May 2024, 01:57
Forum: Seasons
Topic: TODAY'S PENNINE WEATHER
Replies: 5398
Views: 446521

Re: TODAY'S PENNINE WEATHER

Yesterday afternoon we had the obligatory spatters of rain after some nice sunshine but as the lads say, no thunder. At 20:00 it was calm, mild and overcast but dry. This morning it's the same. The glass has jumped up to 1015mb and the forecast is for an overcast but dry day. The easterly winds will...
by Stanley
07 May 2024, 01:49
Forum: Puzzles & Quizzes
Topic: MYSTERY OBJECTS
Replies: 20100
Views: 2332376

Re: MYSTERY OBJECTS

Well a promising start and then a deathly hush. Which island and what's going on?
by Stanley
07 May 2024, 01:36
Forum: Current Affairs & Comment
Topic: Seen in the News
Replies: 3782
Views: 398511

Re: Seen in the News

No political news here Kev so they have to scrape something up from somewhere. You can tell when things get really bad, they start reporting on themselves.... :biggrin2: See THIS morning's top headline for a bit of a change. The personal information of an unknown number of serving UK military person...
by Stanley
06 May 2024, 13:46
Forum: DIY
Topic: Miscellaneous DIY Projects (or bits of jobs)
Replies: 899
Views: 158912

Re: Miscellaneous DIY Projects (or bits of jobs)

Ian, sorry, only just seen your post. Yes, a Bosch single phase power saw. Here if you want it.
by Stanley
06 May 2024, 13:40
Forum: General Miscellaneous Chat & Gossip
Topic: BOB'S BITS
Replies: 4463
Views: 508451

Re: BOB'S BITS

Born and died in the south, but not of 'The South.' The people who live in a golden age usually go around complaining how yellow everything looks. Randall Jarrell.     Randall Jarrell, poet and critic, was born in Nashville on May 6, 1914, and died while walking along a road near Chapel Hill on Octo...
by Stanley
06 May 2024, 09:23
Forum: Seasons
Topic: TODAY'S PENNINE WEATHER
Replies: 5398
Views: 446521

Re: TODAY'S PENNINE WEATHER

It has sorted itself out now Gloria and we have a sunny and very pleasant morning. :biggrin2:
by Stanley
06 May 2024, 09:21
Forum: Current Affairs & Comment
Topic: Today I shall be Mainly...
Replies: 20552
Views: 1910520

Re: Today I shall be Mainly...

I'm glad to hear it was no worse than that Sue. My Susan has had an infection as well, must be people coming out of a depressing winter! I have just surprised myself by doing my veggie shopping at the Co-op. I didn't go in with that intention but there you are it's done now and I can cook on Wednesd...
by Stanley
06 May 2024, 09:17
Forum: Current Affairs & Comment
Topic: POLITICS CORNER
Replies: 12643
Views: 1337507

Re: POLITICS CORNER

That would suit me also. I'm sorry but Starmer is a dead hand as far as I'm concerned.....
by Stanley
06 May 2024, 07:41
Forum: Seasons
Topic: TODAY'S PENNINE WEATHER
Replies: 5398
Views: 446521

Re: TODAY'S PENNINE WEATHER

Morning Gloria. That's what it should be like here but instead we have overcast and spatters of rain. Deep Joy!
by Stanley
06 May 2024, 06:13
Forum: Current Affairs & Comment
Topic: Today I shall be Mainly...
Replies: 20552
Views: 1910520

Re: Today I shall be Mainly...

Morning Sue.... Definitely a working holiday! How is your throat? https://www.oneguyfrombarlick.co.uk/app.php/gallery/image/28723/medium I'm into crankshaft turning again but on a smaller scale. I started by massaging my drilling of the head of the brass standard to refine my original drilling. I ad...
by Stanley
06 May 2024, 06:09
Forum: Crafts
Topic: Shed Matters 3
Replies: 2426
Views: 289995

Re: Shed Matters 3

https://www.oneguyfrombarlick.co.uk/app.php/gallery/image/28724/medium https://www.oneguyfrombarlick.co.uk/app.php/gallery/image/28723/medium I'm into crankshaft turning again but on a smaller scale. I started by massaging my drilling of the head of the brass standard to refine my original drilling...
by Stanley
06 May 2024, 03:53
Forum: Stanley's View
Topic: BARLICK MECHANIC’S INSTITUTE 02
Replies: 2
Views: 568

Re: BARLICK MECHANIC’S INSTITUTE 02

Bumped again.
by Stanley
06 May 2024, 03:43
Forum: General Miscellaneous Chat & Gossip
Topic: BOB'S BITS
Replies: 4463
Views: 508451

Re: BOB'S BITS

What is "race"? Against the Tide.   The title of Adam Clayton Powell, Sr.’s autobiography (1938).   In my youth, Rep. Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. was the black politician that many white Americans loved to hate.   Secure in his Harlem constituency, he used his advancing seniority to publicize...
by Stanley
06 May 2024, 03:40
Forum: Local History Topics
Topic: FORGOTTEN CORNERS
Replies: 6897
Views: 942519

Re: FORGOTTEN CORNERS

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John Robinson, my wife Vera and Roger Perry at Kew Bridge Pumping Station in 1977. All of them dead now. It's images like this that remind you that time is passing...... :biggrin2:
by Stanley
06 May 2024, 03:33
Forum: What, Where, When, We, Who, Look & How
Topic: WHAT DID WE HAVE FOR TEA?
Replies: 9206
Views: 1073445

Re: WHAT DID WE HAVE FOR TEA?

Meat and veggies X three and getting my chicken and wings out of the freezer ready for the next cook-in which is not so far off! Time flies by!
by Stanley
06 May 2024, 03:30
Forum: Current Affairs & Comment
Topic: Seen in the News
Replies: 3782
Views: 398511

Re: Seen in the News

Is it any wonder that one of the recurring themes of the 20th Century was the responsibility of arms manufacturers for the major conflicts. Every time I hear that more money has been given to Ukraine I mentally add "To the armaments manufacturers you mean!" So the news in the report doesn'...
by Stanley
06 May 2024, 03:16
Forum: Puzzles & Quizzes
Topic: MYSTERY OBJECTS
Replies: 20100
Views: 2332376

Re: MYSTERY OBJECTS

It sounds as though you have cracked it Peter. Yes..... :biggrin2:
by Stanley
06 May 2024, 03:15
Forum: Current Affairs & Comment
Topic: Today I shall be Mainly...
Replies: 20552
Views: 1910520

Re: Today I shall be Mainly...

I shall be in the shed as usual at 06:00 but with added urgency as I have to finish at least one engine before the end of May. I think the answer is going to be overtime! Apart from that nothing on the agenda except that I must start thinking about veggie shopping for the next cooking session! Amazi...
by Stanley
06 May 2024, 03:11
Forum: Seasons
Topic: TODAY'S PENNINE WEATHER
Replies: 5398
Views: 446521

Re: TODAY'S PENNINE WEATHER

Yesterday afternoon we had a short spell of very welcome sunshine, made such a change! But by 20:00 we had slipped back into calm dry and overcast. It's like that again this morning and the glass is steady on 1004mb with a forecast of cloudy until midday and them light rain interspersed with light s...
by Stanley
06 May 2024, 02:49
Forum: Fun & Jokes
Topic: Old fashioned clean jokes
Replies: 4855
Views: 567512

Re: Old fashioned clean jokes

:biggrin2: :good:

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by Stanley
06 May 2024, 02:48
Forum: DIY
Topic: Miscellaneous DIY Projects (or bits of jobs)
Replies: 899
Views: 158912

Re: Miscellaneous DIY Projects (or bits of jobs)

I've got a sharp ripsaw you could borrow Ian. (Or even a power saw if you fancy it!) :biggrin2:

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