Roughing it.

[White Noise]

Bathing in the sea  .....  

[Wonky]

8 hours ago, Billhook said:

60 litres according to this. But plastic can size limited to 10 litres and metal cans 20 litres both types fit for purpose of course

 

https://www.jerrycans.co.uk/blog/are-jerry-cans-legal-what-is-the-law-on-fuel-cans

Very informative link,  I did know about the two can/10lts rule at some filling stations.

And Asda at Brighton marina has a 2 can rule, that is broken every sunny day, boat owners just want fuel, 

cheers.

[Khriss]

...wot ever you can get away with ! ..Anyway - looking at that link reminded me why they are 'jerricans' . When the British Army entered the Western desert war in 1940 ( see the old can in that post ) they used those flimsy tin things ( abt 2 gallon ) but soon found shrapnel and bumping around split them , so Tommies always looked out for 'Jerry cans ' to pinch - its accepted that more petrol was lost in transit in the first six months of that campaign -than ended up in the trucks and tanks of the Desert Rats . K

 

( Source - D. Featherstone )

[aspenarb]

11 hours ago, Rough Hewn said:

Not sure about asking for a
"Gypsy tart"

 

One of those gypsy tarts just came up to me in the garage up the road and asked for a fiver so she could take her sick aunt who has "dimension " to the hospital.

 

Bob

[forestboy1978]

11 hours ago, Rough Hewn said:

I'll be looking tomorrow morning.
Not sure about asking for a
"Gypsy tart"

Nothing wrong with gypsy tarts mate. Step into the unknown once in a while. God :-)

[Rough Hewn]

Shitting is the only problem otherwise great stuff

Cafe opens at 6.30am [emoji106]

[Rough Hewn]

Three days of drop n chop.

Love my job.
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[Wonky]

That’s where my chairs went ?

[Rough Hewn]

That’s where my chairs went [emoji23]

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[TheHungrySquirrel]

You out with carefell??