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getting the furry boot across the river?

A layout sponsored by Celtic Sheepskin?

...... and furryboot would it be exactly? Ken Fitamean

I saw my first one at Paris CDG earlier this year and you only appreciate the true size when you see it next to a 'normal' aeroplane. Impressive engineering for sure.

Not bad inside either. Flew on an Emirates on last year to Manchester. Nice in flight entertainment, seats a bit wider and more legroom.

You never think its going to get up enough speed to take off though.

I saw one of the first aircraft flying over my house while it was on display at Goodwood, Then saw another at Toulouse

^^LOL

I've done search and can't find any rules concerning the use of invisible ink.

Am I missing something?

I think you mean the mantra I was taught, measure twice, cut once!

It applies to drilling as well!

I know!

Why was he EVER employed as such?

Small boys in the park, jumpers for goalposts.

Enduring image

Snow? In March? Whatever next?

No, March NEVER gets snow...

We're expecting it at higher elevations here tonight, thankfully not on the valley floor.

Walking or by car?

Swimming?

Flight Simulator.

Ask Leonard

No, ask Aspel

Should it not be called a locomotive since it cannot move except by using external power?

Beware yellow snow!!!

I'm amazed that snow can hold ANY secrets in Canada! ;-)

There's always the dog poo you've missed in the back garden...

.. and the wettest!

Tuck ya vest in then !

Odd, it was the warmest one here.

A jet engine helps fairly reliably, I am told.

Not yellow snow, is it?

I find that once it gets wet enough, a mop gets more useful...

Sounds like a song by Jimmy Buffet's English cousin.

A bacon butty in Paradise would be a sausage sandwich, then

'Take my ham, I'm a stranger in paradise...'

As long as you don't do it with your teeth! That makes me cringe every time...

I tried using my teeth once. Chipped a tooth, can still feel the sharp bit. One of the more fun ways of bottle opening (useless trivia time) is using a bayonet cover as fitted to the SA80 rifle. The cover has a couple of multitool abilities, one of which is a bottle opener :-)

For the implement commonly called "aiming liquid" over here? :-D

None here yet. We get the Ruby-throated variety.

Our usual ones are Rufous Hummingbirds, though we have seen a very occasional Anna's.

Well that's not the UK then.

You aren't kidding! I've someone's car in the ditch next to my house!

Send some over here, I'd like a to have some snow for a change.

And .... ?

... and avoid misinterpretation.

Listen to the sound of the men

Working on the chain

Ga-ee-ang...

You can wait for a life time to spend your days in the sun-she-yine..... ;o)

Were they reciting poetry?

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So not quite the lure of the open road, then?

I share your pain. Been there done that about 18 years ago. The Sam Houston in heavy rain isn't much fun to drive.

that sounds brilliant

I give Ambrose a good chance.

After all, he has a good record on road circuits.

i'm not fat just big boned!

lol

Xie xie

I always do that and the result is always, where am I going to put it, am I going to finish it etc.

It's a bit late now!

It would be rude not too!

Yes please, make sure its somewhere we can find them - Narrow Gauge Modelling & Prototype for example

Yeah, but it keeps the Deer away from your tomatoes...

I blame NotDapolDave myself!

sounds good to me, now all you want are the other eight pints.

Leeds Show= Ram Tam time!!