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    Modelling mojo and state of mind

    in Modelling musings & miscellany

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    my mojo is still going strong but i keep getting bouts of fatigue that make it impossible to do any modelling  that is frustrating me 

    any way on a good note work has finally agreed to a reduction of my hours  it ha taken since February to get this do even though 

    it was recommended by  occupational health back in April they claimed we where to short of staff and just kept giving me new shift patterns 

    without a hours reduction hoping I would not notice I then told them I was thinking of leaving as the job was getting to much for me 

    then all of a sudden it was what hour do you to you name we will agree all done and dusted in 10 days 

    despite the hapless management I do still enjoy my job but having  colitis and gastritis 12 hour shifts where just getting too much 

    now reduced to 10 so hopefully this will help 

    John 

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    Getting close to wildlife - literally

    in Wheeltappers

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    31 minutes ago, sb67 said:

     

    Love that!

    I see foxes pretty regularly where I live, more so in the autumn/winter. Did you put the egg out for him? 

     

    no he has only just started to visit will have start putting food out 

    we have at least four in our area as going out at 0500 for work i see them a lot

     

    John  

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    HS2

    in UK Prototype Discussions (not questions!)

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    38 minutes ago, Ohmisterporter said:

    I don't know why Great Crested Newts are thought to be in danger of extinction: they seem to be the most common amphibian in the UK. Nobody can develop or expand onto a piece of land without an outcry that it will disturb the newts.  I have a sneaky feeling that there are actually very few GCNs but they are transported around the country from one building site to another in order to bring work to a halt.

    they are very common in the UK they are only protected because they are in decline in Europe 

     

    John 

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