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Very much depends on the scale you have in mind Trev, are you looking for some background music or a wall of sound? At the lower end there are some very good and reasonably priced bluetooth speakers that will work from a laptop or your phone, if you have an Amazon account you can use Amazon Music to collect your playlists, otherwise you'll be looking at Spotify, etc. I use Amazon with two B/tooth speakers linked to my phone, they're waterproof and portable. You'll probably get a lot more complex advise from the techies amongst us, it's really a question of how much you want to spend, as always. Terry.

Just as well in the circumstances. Still better than working though. Terry.

A very Happy Cake Day Alun. Terry.

Look at that lovely bent rod, is that what they call artistic licence? Terry.

Good job! Terry.

Happy cake day young'un. Don't listen to them, have as much cider as you like!. Terry.

The same since adding AD Blocker plus, an extension on Chrome. Terry.

I did the same - just a lot more. Terry.

Just well padded, Jim. Terry.

One from my favourite sign Guy, this has Jim all over it. Terry.

Happy Cake Day Charlie. Terry.

A Happy Cake day Chris. Terry.

Also featured on my Google news round-up this morning. Terry.

I refer the honourable gentleman to the greeting I made in the other place. 😉 Terry.

Happy Cake Day, Dean. Terry.

Well. it is south of us, isn't it? Terry.

Happy Cake Day Greg, getting to be quite a big boy now! Terry.

Paul has re-joined since returning to Poole from a brief sojourn elsewhere, he was previously an active member for many years. Terry.

Hoping for some early pollack? Terry.

Happy Cake Day young'un. Terry.

Assuming this refers to the Royal Navy's little faux pas in Bahrain. For one of the ships involved it was the second reversing collision, both in Bahrain. They need more mirrors! Makes me think of Lesley Phillips - Left hand down a bit! Shame it's not called HMS Troutbridge. Terry.

Whatever you choose, if you can get hold of a pair of silk glove liners, they drastically change the game. I used to have RAF ones dating back to the days when they were flying unheated aircraft like Lancasters, absolutely brilliant. Personally, I like something like Buffalo Mittens which I always used in the mountains, water resistant rather than waterproof and I take them off to do anything technical. My other choice is waterproof Sealskinz, don't panic, not real seal skin! Not cheap but very good and they have 'sticky' fingers. Hope this helps. Terry.

Or you could pinch her glasses Jim! Terry.

So, you could say 'I'm In' again. Terry.

Shouldn't be too difficult to find them from the smell of cooking steak. Form an orderly queue. Terry.