PeteB

Job hunting really starts when we get back from Crete in a little over two weeks.

Morning All. Danny's funeral this morning and it ain't my thing, too emotional. "If" is one of the readings and I'll weep. Be good and go home safe. Day, Man, Hill.

Bed early and awake for a couple of hours already! She fretting about tomorrow's funeral so gonevfor tea. Good good'all! Wool, Found.

Ronnie Rondell, stuntman on fire on the Pink Floyd album, Wish You Were Here.

He never flew operationally once he recovered! Apparently, medics had to give him blood while still sat in the pilots seat too!

Awake too early and no doubt will have to have a nap! Too much going on int head! Newark half marathon today for her. That was a good idea....... Weevil, Rock, Cue.

Awake for a bit, she gone for the tea, I'm looking at news etc! Enjoy the day! Sultan, Vinnie, Gar.

I was surprised at the level of fundraising that they have organised over this! Prints of dendrochronology on everything from t shirts to postcards, and back again! They really got into the felling for money! Don't know why they had not collected the sycamore keys and grow them and sell the saplings rather then beg over phone pads and pictures which are cock all use!

Back in Shepshed and the noise of the motorway is deafening after Tytherleigh! Loads of phone calls today and up to Retford later. Hoping to have a few leveling pints int Brewshed later! What with jacking job, death of the FIL, estrangement from daughter and grandson and Mum's dementia, life is tough at the moment. Finish Friday please and go home to your family for friday afternoon/evening! High, Dan, Sikh.

Vat of Chilli to freeze up for the old folk! Teaching then how to read a packet mix! Sweet!

Morning Folks. Awake early again! Another day in Devon with a walk in Charmouth or some other place it is decided upon! Back home tonight and getting gritty and determined about a future employment tomorrow! Be good today! War, Kinks, Tic.

Members of this group! It is with a heavy heart and a huge amount of sadness that I can confirm that I recently resigned from GreenMech after 27 years and a previous 5 years as an owner! I have yet to organise a new position but can only hope that it is as fulfilling as associating with you bunch! I wish you all good health and happiness going forwards and heartfelt thanks to my colleagues over the years and to you folks as supporters of the brand! I have many, many good friends among you and many memories of good times and bad, triumph and tragedy, wins and losses, stories and tales. I'll continue to post on here and ask that you post too! The community is not limited to owners but interested parties, not limited to sales posts but to humour, information and help in any measure! Best wishes to you all and cheers to a fulfilling future! Oh, and buy what I'm selling next please,😏

Up early for no reason! Walk up Golden Cap with the old folk maybe, or just around Landon Wood! Going to be another hot one! Be safe folks! Logger, Rhythm.

At the old folks in Devon so batching a Lasagne.

Do you reckon a 50 year old BSA177 needs a chronograph? I always thought a chronograph was a posh watch!

Best Chinese copies of everyone else's hard work and innovation!

Biddie Baxter. Push Blue Peter along for 23 years.

Morning Team! As said, a hot night and awake several times! Having a few days with the old folk in Devon, driving down today! Tinnitus loud this morning! Be good y'all. Guy, Din, Light.

So a standard BSA .177 doesn't need ought?

My Grandad had a love of guns, he was a sniper at Ypres in WW1. Post war, he was either poacher, loader or keeper on the local estate, depending on the occasion. He also ran a gun club and shooting range at one point. I can remember various cartridges etc in pots, ashtrays and piles around his place. He ran the local Post Office too, back when they didn't sell anything apart postal stuff. After he died at home in the early 80's, his children met to empty the house. In the big walk in cupboard/room under the stairs, casually hidden under a pile of Post Office clothing/coats etc they found 6 x Martini Henry action .22 rifles, a 410 garden gun and a single shot walking stick 12 gauge. A couple of air rifles were also present. The local Bobby was approached who visibly blanched and basically suggested that as unlicensed and unregistered, the implications were pretty awful to all concerned, him included! A grave was dug up in the orchard and, apart from the airguns, barrels first, these were knocked in with a sledge! Prayers were said and the hole filled. Later that night, a fair bit of ammo fell into the canal near the lock gates. The next year, the canal was drained to mend the locks and the finds caused a stir locally. I must get that airgun in my wardrobe registered too! Almost brand new and in a box! I am the current custodian as mother has laid a claim to it! What she wants it for I don't know!

You need three things, fuel, air, spark. If one is missing, it will not work?

Up too early! Hydration is the word on the day! Be safe y 'all. Hack, Jaw, Rage.

Morning all, went to bed late, full of wine and awake at 7 with full bladder and wine mouth! No wonder she got up! Various chores and jobs, but maybe an i e cream later! Munchies, Tess, Settee. (Cannot get this one!)

Call M Large, Alan will be able to help!

Ercole Spada, father of aerodynamics in car design.