Jim

Dave's ordered me some special spray. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Greenfly spray !

Well done Mike.

Thanks for the chat Terry. Parts didn't turn up so looks like I'm still not going out. Thursday looks windy. Jacqui will make sure I'm not bored though!

Happy Birthday Jerry What a cracking day for it! I guess the Beer & Cake will have to wait until later. You've got the " Hunter Gatherer " thing to do first. Couple of Bass & a few Bream maybe? Enjoy. Jim

I was hoping for a few Plaice. Not much point now!

Good luck Allan.

" some complete idiots among them!! " Wasn't me this time Mick. I was at home practising my NEW skill. - - - - - - -- - Doing NOTHING ! It's taken a long time but I've found something I'm good at. Nothing!

I'm hoping to find a few later. Wednesday looks good. Still waiting for a couple of parts for service. It's flipping lovely today but I wouldn't want to be out there it'll be busy as hell ! Anyone who got up early and went will have a great day I suspect.

I think I follow you Jerry.

Well done Allan. Lovely day for it.

Superb !

Indeed. That's probably why I can't catch the list

Tiddler's still waiting for bits to arrive for service & addition of fuel filter / water separator etc. What a lovely day for it! I consoled myself with a trailer load of wood to the tip and a VERY long wait We bought the wood for our new gates in August 2018. We made the gates summer last year. We got around to hanging them at the weekend. I'm desperately trying to clear the jobs faster than they can come up on the list. Dead horse & Flogging are rattling around in my head ? ? ? ?

Happy Birthday Darvster. Don't think we've met yet but have a good one. Jim

You HAVE been busy! Very nice.

Ocqueteau Ostrea 700 Just googled that one Gary. Niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice!

Maybe next week.

Ditto.

Nice one Frank. A very happy Birthday sir ! I've not had a cake in 3 months. Jim

Oh I do hope Boris is going to allow us out on our boats. ! ! ! !

I had one of these. White like this. Drove it on a motorbike license. ( Even the police didn't know if it was legal or not ) It was so rusty the rear axle moved when I pulled the handbrake. My dad got his mate to weld it for me. It was so dangerous cos of the fire risk the sent me away so I went up the pub and when I came home it was done Engine was knackered too. Great fun though I could flip it up on 2 wheels very easily.

The young uns now think they're being green & ECO when they stop at the lights and the engine switches off ! I had those cars 40 years ago. Viva, Chevette, Hilman Minx etc. The difference being I had to keep blipping the accelerator in a desperate attempt to keep the flipping things going when I stopped at lights. Ahhhhhhhh! The good old Days. I called the Chevette " KIT " Not cos it was like Knight Rider but because it was always in bits.

I always fancied owning a classic car. One day I went into Black & White cars ( I frequently did ) for a drool. I don't understand why but I cured myself and have never wanted one since. Now I want a car that's useful, comfortable and reliable. In fact . . . . I'd rather have a van than a car. Do you think it's an age thing ? ? ?

MGB GT I used to love them as a teenager ! My mate's got a place over Holton Heath. He restores and repairs MG & other classic cars.