That’s magic, shame I’m a 5 hour drive away.Doona Nook sand dunes on the east coast.
Looking at new seal pups, born over the last 2 weeks.
Nearly 900 pups.
Nature at its best...
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Abergavenny........My old training groundWent for a walk at Black Hill in Abergavenny. Cracking views...
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A visit to Mr @Tourershine to collect a single steel wheel to replace the spare I had stolen.
Whilst I was there I thought I would show him how his house would look with "the best colour" T6 on his drive.
School boy error that I didn't clean it beforehand but its still the best pic I've ever seen outside his house.
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Seriously though. Cheers Paul, I can now free up the Devonport I was using as a spare and now I have a full set on which to put some winter tyres.
Now I need to decide which winter tyres are best for a T32.
LOL, I told her I was taking pictures to tease you and she said, "Wow, your van is a much nicer colour than my dads".Your T6 makes my house look like a dolls house. My daughter was amused that you were taking pictures outside. She texted saying 'some weird guy is taking pictures of our house Daddy, I'm scared'
Glad the wheel boxes were still there when I got home though.
@Lord Mfwic. Recognised it instantly without having to scroll down. Place still gives me shivers 21 years on, after being stuck there for 16 weeks doing my basic training course. That was back in the day when the Rain making machine (6 cooling towers of Didcot A) was still burning coal. Proper grey and grim.
I'm quoting for some structural work on the Smoke house. I'll let you know if it goes ahead and pop over to see you.@Lord Mfwic. Recognised it instantly without having to scroll down. Place still gives me shivers 21 years on, after being stuck there for 16 weeks doing my basic training course. That was back in the day when the Rain making machine (6 cooling towers of Didcot A) was still burning coal. Proper grey and grim.
You should have given me a shout and nipped in for a brew in Kidlington.
You’ll always be welcome.I'm quoting for some structural work on the Smoke house. I'll let you know if it goes ahead and pop over to see you.