OH left for his holidays in Somerset yesterday
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I hope he's all right after all this.
Rain causes North Somerset floods and landslip
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-somerset-19134915
Fingers crossed for Old Herbaceous
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It doesn't look like OH will have to worry about running out of after sun 
We've had thunder and lightening here today, so I hope he's taken his wellies and mac
We've had thunder and lightening here today, so I hope he's taken his wellies and mac
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Choas in Somerset then! 
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That looks like a load of bull. 
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So long as OH swills it on all over. 
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He'll need some bacon sun first
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OH thought long and hard over his choice of dinghy.
It had to be useful all year round, so on arrival at the beach he will have emptied the wheelbarrow, fitted the rudder between the handles, a cross strut in the middle to hold the wolf exchangable hoe handle mast, rigged the compost bin cover plastic sail and launched with a quick trundle through the surf.
The rear rests double up as bargeboards / twin keels by bolting two plywood skins, on each side of each rest, while the wheel trebles up as, front keel, flotation aid and mooring bumper.
Of course despite using his largest barrow it is still best described as a "snug little craft".
This year with the poor soft fruit OH did allude to a potential alternative holiday use for his fruit nets, though I did warn him he might be boarded by the Navy Fisheries Protection Patrol to check his undoubtedly undersized net mesh.
It had to be useful all year round, so on arrival at the beach he will have emptied the wheelbarrow, fitted the rudder between the handles, a cross strut in the middle to hold the wolf exchangable hoe handle mast, rigged the compost bin cover plastic sail and launched with a quick trundle through the surf.
The rear rests double up as bargeboards / twin keels by bolting two plywood skins, on each side of each rest, while the wheel trebles up as, front keel, flotation aid and mooring bumper.
Of course despite using his largest barrow it is still best described as a "snug little craft".
This year with the poor soft fruit OH did allude to a potential alternative holiday use for his fruit nets, though I did warn him he might be boarded by the Navy Fisheries Protection Patrol to check his undoubtedly undersized net mesh.
Do not put off thanking people when they have helped you, as they may not be there to thank later.
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It's good to be back!
And have cast the scales and flippers.
And have cast the scales and flippers.
Kind Regards, Old Herbaceous.
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Good to see you back Old H.
Judging by the quiet on the forum it seems most others are on holiday.
Judging by the quiet on the forum it seems most others are on holiday.
Cred air o bob deg a glywi, a thi a gei rywfaint bach o wir (hen ddihareb Gymraeg)
Believe one tenth of what you hear, and you will get some little truth (old Welsh proverb)
Believe one tenth of what you hear, and you will get some little truth (old Welsh proverb)