Yes. It’s not a dinning table, more like a coffee/camping table. I’ll get a pict tomorrow.
@Mic71 Not sure there is such a thing as a reasonable price anymore with utility prices and raw material cost increases!
Have a chat with Lee at Mirror Finish Bodyshop, he is based in Medmenham not too far from Reading.
He does quite a bit of work for me, always pleased with the finish and the price..
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I had similar for the tie-down for my awning, didn't really work in loose soil or gravel pitches.
Ended up getting these and seriously impressed:
Nordisk Pack of 2 Steel T-Peg
Steel T-Peg - ONESIZE - Matt Silver
The T-shaped steel peg is a large and extremely strong peg for all kinds of hard ground including very hard clay, snow and sand. The combination of strong galvanized steel and robust T-shaped design makes it possible to hammer this peg into almost anything. At the same time it is remarkably easy...
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Or, @Bav knows a supplier of rebar pegs!!!I had similar for the tie-down for my awning, didn't really work in loose soil or gravel pitches.
Ended up getting these and seriously impressed:
Nordisk Pack of 2 Steel T-Peg
Steel T-Peg - ONESIZE - Matt Silver
The T-shaped steel peg is a large and extremely strong peg for all kinds of hard ground including very hard clay, snow and sand. The combination of strong galvanized steel and robust T-shaped design makes it possible to hammer this peg into almost anything. At the same time it is remarkably easy...
packing cubes are a game changer!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
AND Osmo wax oil is beautiful stuff
I have been thinking about picking the mini pro up from ebay...DJI Mini 3 Pro - for taking videos/photos of my van from above
Fyi the (slightly) less revealing 'Daniel Craig' style swimwear is also acceptable. The body doesn't come with them though, unfortunately
DJI have a sale on until the end of the month and Amazon matched their price so I bought it from them.
They are more the style I have bought. Still a bit lumpy though! let us hope the water is still warm!Fyi the (slightly) less revealing 'Daniel Craig' style swimwear is also acceptable. The body doesn't come with them though, unfortunately
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Reverse cam (wired version) whilst the vans a bare shell so makes running the wires a damn sight easier!
Sod him. he can match my body instead.Fyi the (slightly) less revealing 'Daniel Craig' style swimwear is also acceptable. The body doesn't come with them though, unfortunately
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DANIELCRAIG_3002413b-2 by Nigel G, on Flickr
I’m not sure it’s a law, but it’s always intrigued me. Theory 1 is that you get more fibres from Bermuda shorts to clog up the filters, but I’m not convinced. Theory 2 ( which makes more sense to me) is that Bermudas hold more water and therefore when you exit the pool for good, you are taking more water with you. The French don’t care about the aesthetics , and indeed the older the trunks and the more shagged the lycra, the better. Apparently.
It's to do with hygiene. Basically, people will happily walk around all day in baggy shorts, go to the beach, get covered in dirt, fumes, ice cream etc. Then jump into the pool with all that on the shorts. The reason for the tight fitting swimmers is that most people wouldn't be walking around during the day in a pair of budgie smugglers. You'd only wear them for going in the pool.
@Nige_g I believe the challenge has been set there.
The challenge walking around in them or getting as much ice cream as I can on them?
