OneGuyFromBarlick

Posted: **02 Jun 2018, 10:21**

Thanks Kev, that's the general idea, the roof should outlast the rest of the shed. I got it wrong the EPDM rubber has a 50 year guarantee.

Posted: **02 Jun 2018, 10:24**

My cousin convinced me I should try a `dry' wash & polish product on my car instead of the old wet washing. Giving me a bottle for free persuaded me! It worked well but I still don't understand how it can do the job without grinding the dirt particles into the paint.

Posted: **02 Jun 2018, 12:32**

Thunderstorms forecast all day here in Washington, its a day for indoor tourism. I got bitten to death by mosquitos yesterday and as usual have had a bad reaction. I never thought of the little monsters when I packed and did not bring the medication the Dr gave me for such events.

Only three more days, we fly home on Tuesday evening.. Hopefully my friends cases should be here by then, they are staying for another 5 weeks. Keith phoned Holland America headoffice and that seems to have resolved the stalemate. Ie HA had found the cases but found any excuse not to ship them. They are now coming by DHL!

Posted: **03 Jun 2018, 02:52**

I once stopped off at Washington DC for a couple of days in 1980 and it was thundery then, 100% humidity and almost 100F. It nearly put my lights out and yes, the mossies were active.....

Give my regards to Mr Jefferson. My favourite memorial.
I finished my doorknocker, today I shall be fitting the new and very expensive bolts to the big 3 jaw chuck.....

Posted: **03 Jun 2018, 04:33**

Trying to figure this out.

http://hahnconsultinggroup.com/Photos/b ... ower-pipe#

Posted: **03 Jun 2018, 05:09**

Knocker looks good!

Posted: **03 Jun 2018, 05:42**

Thanks Love. I think it's nicely in proportion..... After China pointed out that my electric bell push is skewed it's nattering me so I think I'll ditch it!

Posted: **03 Jun 2018, 08:01**

well...I was going to say you have a superb knocker, but just couldn't bring myself to say it. You need one for the back door now. I have rapped on your back door and it took a while for you to answer ( few years ago mind....)

Posted: **03 Jun 2018, 09:29**

Having sorted the shed, I think I'll take the gate off.

Posted: **03 Jun 2018, 10:33**

PanBiker wrote: ↑03 Jun 2018, 09:29 Having sorted the shed, I think I'll take the gate off.

Posted: **03 Jun 2018, 12:02**

I need to take 1/2" off the bottom as the grandchildren used to stand on the bottom rail when they were smaller and it has dropped slightly. They are all under pain of death if they repeat. I will regularise the hinges when I rehang the gate. It needs new fastening hardware as the sneck dropped off during Winter, the mounting pinion gave up the ghost. I know that I know a bloke who could fix it but I have bits missing now (not necessarily a problem no doubt), but its easier to get a new set with pristine powder coating. The through gate sneck and associated bits don't really owe me anything, it came off the old gate and has been on this one for around 10 years.

Posted: **03 Jun 2018, 13:29**

Stanley wrote: ↑21 May 2018, 02:33 Nice one Sue! Have a look at the Jefferson Memorial in Washington... far better than the Lincoln I reckon. If you go to the museums, Bob would like the Smithsonian Arts and Industries, lots of steam in there!
I shall be pottering in the shed with my chucks!

The Arts and Industries has closed down due to it being almost irrepairable. Yesterday we we went to the American Indian Museum and the National geographia. Rain didn’t start till 5.00. Today it is rather unseasonal, raining and 16 degrees. Out for brunch no other decisions made yet.

Posted: **04 Jun 2018, 03:00**

We found all the transport stuff in the Museum of America. It was rather good. Personally I enjoyed the exhibition of the inauguration dresses of the first ladies dating back to the mid 18 hundreds. There were some fine creations!

Posted: **04 Jun 2018, 03:17**

Maz, that is the back door......
Sue, they're closing museums as well!?
Goint to the Doc this morning so he can tell me if I am alive or not.....

Posted: **04 Jun 2018, 05:50**

Visiting a dig in the hills above Pateley Bridge where members of the Nidderdale Archaeology Group are investigating an old farmstead.

Posted: **04 Jun 2018, 06:40**

Wild country up there Wendy!

Posted: **04 Jun 2018, 06:46**

I'm prepared for wintry conditions!

Posted: **04 Jun 2018, 07:24**

Posted: **04 Jun 2018, 11:38**

Stanley wrote: ↑04 Jun 2018, 03:17 Maz, that is the back door......
Sue, they're closing museums as well!?
Goint to the Doc this morning so he can tell me if I am alive or not.....

No, not closing museums. The arts and industry museum has had major repairs but needs more. So it is closed indefinitely.

It rained beavily all day but was a nice comfortable temperature. Today we are taking a coach trip to Mount Vernon. Tomorrow we pack and fly home

Posted: **05 Jun 2018, 03:05**

Freezing some cooked veggies, I have too many! Getting in the shed, I have no social engagements today!

Posted: **06 Jun 2018, 03:18**

Two hours of moderate intensity gardening...pruning and sweeping. It was lovely out in the sunshine.

Posted: **06 Jun 2018, 03:54**

Margaret tells me that they have a bad forecast for Perth, 100kph winds and heavy rain.

I shall be working on my big 3 jaw chuck installing proper bolts!

Posted: **06 Jun 2018, 06:01**

PanBiker wrote: ↑03 Jun 2018, 12:02 I need to take 1/2" off the bottom as the grandchildren used to stand on the bottom rail when they were smaller and it has dropped slightly. They are all under pain of death if they repeat. I will regularise the hinges when I rehang the gate. It needs new fastening hardware as the sneck dropped off during Winter, the mounting pinion gave up the ghost. I know that I know a bloke who could fix it but I have bits missing now (not necessarily a problem no doubt), but its easier to get a new set with pristine powder coating. The through gate sneck and associated bits don't really owe me anything, it came off the old gate and has been on this one for around 10 years.

There are 4 strap hinges laying in my front yard if they're of any use to you, or anyone else for that matter.

Posted: **06 Jun 2018, 20:28**

Home at 3.30 pm, now busy washing! Fabulous holiday

Posted: **07 Jun 2018, 02:48**

One good thing, we have good outside drying weather Sue!
I shall be finishing my bolts and fitting them.....

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