Guessing threat to life relates to being in the sea rather than camping on the coast. The most likely threat to life whilst camping will be from wind-assisted, rebar-sized tent pegs.
After our first camping trip where it was wet & windy for most of the weekend, and we were on a big campsite with the toilets quite a walk away - I have bought a bivvy loo (+ lid) for emergency use!
Also arriving today are some packing cubes, awning rail stoppers (our awning kept coming out of the rail), and some osmo oil/wax which will be used on the new oak floor I'll be collecting from Van Furniture tomorrow
Also arriving today are some packing cubes, awning rail stoppers (our awning kept coming out of the rail), and some osmo oil/wax which will be used on the new oak floor I'll be collecting from Van Furniture tomorrow
Arrived today Smev 9222 sink/ hob:
And associated bits and pieces:
Ordered some coat hooks:
And associated bits and pieces:
Ordered some coat hooks:
Yes, the sea’s rather wild and good to surf. There’s basic camping on the cliff top field overlooking the beach.Guessing threat to life relates to being in the sea rather than camping on the coast. The most likely threat to life whilst camping will be from wind-assisted, rebar-sized tent pegs.
I can live with basic facilities provided the pay-off is an awesome sea vista.
Not the most exciting purchase, but picked up an Autoglym wash mitt at Halfords today. Thought I’d share though, as it’s not that easy to find one that (a) is the Goldilocks size (the Bilt Hamber one for example is BIG, and holds too much water making it cumbersome to use), (b) has microfibre ‘noodles’ on both sides (so you can spin it and get double bubble before rinsing it out - a lot of ‘em have a bug mesh on one side), and (c) doesn’t come apart at the seams annoyingly quickly. This one looks very well made, with a reinforced ‘vent’ down each side - reckon it’ll hold up well.
Noodle mitts are the best (IMO), for trapping dirt and drawing it into the mitt and away from the paint (therefore avoiding ‘swirl’ marks), and this looks to be a good ‘un (+ Halfords are running a buy one get one half price on Autoglym products at the moment so it only cost a fiver after buying another product I needed).
I’m a detailing anorak, I know, but if another like minded nerd on here finds this useful, then this gets a recommendation from me.
(Promise to post something more interesting soon)
Noodle mitts are the best (IMO), for trapping dirt and drawing it into the mitt and away from the paint (therefore avoiding ‘swirl’ marks), and this looks to be a good ‘un (+ Halfords are running a buy one get one half price on Autoglym products at the moment so it only cost a fiver after buying another product I needed).
I’m a detailing anorak, I know, but if another like minded nerd on here finds this useful, then this gets a recommendation from me.
(Promise to post something more interesting soon
)I must get one of those or maybe two, perhaps it feels like someone else is doing it?Not the most exciting purchase, but picked up an Autoglym wash mitt at Halfords today. Thought I’d share though, as it’s not that easy to find one that (a) is the Goldilocks size (the Bilt Hamber one for example is BIG, and holds too much water making it cumbersome to use), (b) has microfibre ‘noodles’ on both sides (so you can spin it and get double bubble before rinsing it out - a lot of ‘em have a bug mesh on one side), and (c) doesn’t come apart at the seams annoyingly quickly. This one looks very well made, with a reinforced ‘vent’ down each side - reckon it’ll hold up well.
Noodle mitts are the best (IMO), for trapping dirt and drawing it into the mitt and away from the paint (therefore avoiding ‘swirl’ marks), and this looks to be a good ‘un (+ Halfords are running a buy one get one half price on Autoglym products at the moment so it only cost a fiver after buying another product I needed).
I’m a detailing anorak, I know, but if another like minded nerd on here finds this useful, then this gets a recommendation from me.
(Promise to post something more interesting soon
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This is the one for you then? Campsite | Treheli Farm Caravan & Campsite | WalesI can live with basic facilities provided the pay-off is an awesome sea vista.
A hookup cable and 3 pin fly lead to confirm the hookup/Bluetooth victron charger etc all works on the new to me Caravelle. All good and the leisure battery is in good condition too!
Plus a cheap pair of bike fork mounts to use to sort out placement so I can fit 2 bikes in the back, front wheels off. £22 for 2 - was intending on upgrading to Rockymounts droptop but I'm not sure they're worth £150 extra!!
Plus a cheap pair of bike fork mounts to use to sort out placement so I can fit 2 bikes in the back, front wheels off. £22 for 2 - was intending on upgrading to Rockymounts droptop but I'm not sure they're worth £150 extra!!
Yep, already booked.
Currently being inked, 3hrs into the first sittingNot yet purchased, but visited a local renowned tattooist (Linky to Instagram) to get a design drawn up to remember my late Father.
He passed away last month after a long illness. Don't worry, I'm not looking for sympathy as I can find that between shit and syphilis in the dictionary
(His Mum's favourite saying)
Went through all the rigamorale of what it is I want, it is now in the process of being designed and I'm booked in for my 1st sitting in late July, 1st session expected to take around 6hrs, second session, hopefully a bit shorter.
It's good that they feed you, but the service sounds terrible.Currently being inked, 3hrs into the first sitting
Rainbow screens arrived today
As did, a metre of carpet to cover my bed board extension. A roll of 3m tape to stick my door seal back on that keeps falling off, and a couple of metres of 16mm cable to finish off the main bit of my electrics.
As did, a metre of carpet to cover my bed board extension. A roll of 3m tape to stick my door seal back on that keeps falling off, and a couple of metres of 16mm cable to finish off the main bit of my electrics.
How did you get on with this?
Been thinking of getting one but not sure if it will wear the roller or mechanism prematurely.
And also will it fit a t6?
Thanks to the member who shared the Halfords AutoGlym discount on at the moment. It's buy one, get one half price. This time I must remember to shake the container rigourously as the last one left a lot of thick sludge at the bottom.
Marvelous stuff, I do wheels, tyres, wheel arch liners and windscreen and body work twice a year instead of using a clay bar. I use tar remover where needed.
Does this fit in between space between rear seat and front which are on swivel?
