Nick DV
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Sounds interesting and bottle at a decent strength. I may well nip down to the distillery and grab a bottle of that
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Seadog
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It was recommended by an old sailor who drinks rum every day. Not a bad price, either. Compare it to pusser's Gunpowder.
Two made more sense, since it was posted.
https://farehamwinecellar.co.uk/ seem to be cheaper than buying from the distillery
Two made more sense, since it was posted.
https://farehamwinecellar.co.uk/ seem to be cheaper than buying from the distillery
Nick DV
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That place is only about half an hour or so from me so I may pop in and have a look.
Kram
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Engine
Oil filler was a bit of a pain.
Started first time.
The listing said 23kg, incorrect. Weighed it on bathroom scales and its 31.4kg, which is quite acceptable.
I've used these on machines before, but as a naked engine, it does appear much bulkier than I remember!
Oil filler was a bit of a pain.
Started first time.
The listing said 23kg, incorrect. Weighed it on bathroom scales and its 31.4kg, which is quite acceptable.
I've used these on machines before, but as a naked engine, it does appear much bulkier than I remember!
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The link's in his post.
Independent Wine Merchant in Fareham | Fareham Wine Cellar
Independent specialists offering luxury wines, premium spirits, and cigars, with expert advice from a trusted wine merchant in Fareham.
farehamwinecellar.co.uk
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On the subject of Rum, I have a particular favourite that I discovered a few years ago whilst on holiday in St Lucia. This one:
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i bought a thing......
Tangledfeet
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Whilst driving back from a long weekend away (we always go away on our birthdays, this was hers) in Grantown-on-Spey a few weekends ago we listened to a few of BBC's excellent 'Sliced Bread' podcasts - this was on kitchen knives.
Within a few hours of getting home I ordered what was suggested; a £110 Japanese steel Damascus knife.
Oh my it is beautiful and an absolute joy to use.
Within a few hours of getting home I ordered what was suggested; a £110 Japanese steel Damascus knife.
Oh my it is beautiful and an absolute joy to use.
Mazda RX8 6-Point Bolt-In Roll Cage | Caged Laser Engineering
This Mazda RX8 6-Point Bolt-In Roll Cage is Motorsport UK (MUK) Approved and designed to fit your Mazda RX8. It will provide huge improvement in safety, rigidity and handling to your vehicle. This roll cage is made out of PTG700 which has the same chemical and physical properties as T45 but more...
i bought a thing......
Is the PTG700 material fia approved?
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How much satisfying time did you waste slicing tomatoes thinner and thinner again?
Kram
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Yesterday - I parked about 5 miles away to send some messages, a taxi parked up behind me and got out. He then drove to the other side of the road to give himself access to his completely flat nearside front. It was awful to watch, I'd always put some air in first! I would have offered to help but he was a taxi, and while I wasnt aware until today, I have lost my cars pump and puncture kit (which had my only tube of glue inside)
I found my own, Screw.
(For photo, its held in the dash)
Odd is that the head has no visible damage, so must have picked it up very close to home, but wonder if we hit the same scattering of screws?
Found spare tools and strings, but no glue/lube, so a spray of brake cleaner was used instead.
Irritating thing is either I am getting weak, car tires stronger... But reallly struggled to insert it and bent the insertion tool several times in the process! It was well reamed before hand.
I saw the other day, halfords now stock the string kits for £8 quid, almost got one, and might tomorrow as a spare.
I found my own, Screw.
(For photo, its held in the dash)
Odd is that the head has no visible damage, so must have picked it up very close to home, but wonder if we hit the same scattering of screws?
Found spare tools and strings, but no glue/lube, so a spray of brake cleaner was used instead.
Irritating thing is either I am getting weak, car tires stronger... But reallly struggled to insert it and bent the insertion tool several times in the process! It was well reamed before hand.
I saw the other day, halfords now stock the string kits for £8 quid, almost got one, and might tomorrow as a spare.
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By correctly assuming that it was indeed tomatoes then you'll have an idea just how many tomatoes became crash test dummies!
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Mostly, the knowledge that resin coated sand suitable for shell moulding of aluminium castings is within my grasp .
That's quite a happy thought, strangely enough....
That's quite a happy thought, strangely enough....
