What are you all up to
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brue replied on 04/02/2017 16:48
JVB66 replied on 04/02/2017 16:49
Posted on 04/02/2017 16:35 by ABMOne Word Of Warning JVB66 !!
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or content of the programmes !!
IanH replied on 04/02/2017 19:34
Oneputt replied on 04/02/2017 19:38
IanH replied on 04/02/2017 19:40
Posted on 04/02/2017 19:40
Back from a week away in the caravan yesterday. We had a great time - reasonable weather and some lovely walks.
Today was a good flying day. Flew down to Wellesbourne Mountford (east of Stratford upon Avon). Boy was it busy - both in the circuit and in the cafe. Clearly a lot of people had the same idea.
A great day out though!
IanH replied on 04/02/2017 19:41
nelliethehooker replied on 04/02/2017 21:33
Posted on 04/02/2017 21:33
Happy Birthday for tomorrow B2. Hope you have a great day.
Goldie, you certainly get to see plenty of folk singers. While typing this I'm sat here listening to Nothumbrian Voices by Kathryn Tickell. It's one of those records where one must sit and listen intently to the words. Beautiful tunes and poignant songs.
KjellNN replied on 04/02/2017 23:59
Posted on 04/02/2017 23:59
Today has been a very long day.
Last night, just as I was preparing to go to bed, I discovered the floor in the spare bathroom was wet, under the carpet tiles. Reckoned someone must have let water get past the shower curtain.
Lifted the tiles and found the floor was wet and mouldy, took off the bath panel but could not see any leaks. Put small fan heater to circulate air to help it all dry out.
07.30 I was wakened by OH telling me that there was now even more water on the floor, so there must be a leaking pipe somewhere. Checked bathroom above, no leaks, went up in loft and turned off all the valves I could find. Then removed the panel beside the shower to look at the pipes in there......and there was the drip, a leaking screw joint.
Tried to tighten it but that made it worse, and also discovered that the valves in the loft cannot be closing properly as a little water is still getting through. Remade the joint, put a container under it to catch any drips.
KjellNN replied on 05/02/2017 00:15
Posted on 05/02/2017 00:15
So then we went out, as planned. Lunch with DD then the 4 of us set off to the "Still Game" live show in town. DD's husband's BIL is the director so had given all the family free tickets.
Do you get "Still Game" on TV in England?
Anyway, got the train into town and joined a very long queue to get in, very cold standing in the wind. Show was good though. Afterwards we had a backstage tour before setting off home. Came to the station to find a queue about 400m long so decided to see if we could get a taxi, but none of us had enough cash.
First cash machine was out of service but then we spotted a bus that would take us a mile or two out of town to where it would be quieter on the train. So eventually arrived back at DD's about 6.30pm, worn out!
They had decided on a Chinese carry out for dinner, so by the time that was obtained and eaten it was almost 9. Then after some discussion regarding her tiles we eventually got home at 10.45.
Bathroom floor is drying out nicely, but there was some water in the container, so the joint is still not 100%. I will have to have another go at it tomorrow, possibly need to get new joints.
This is the 3rd plumbing problem in less than a year......not good.
Oneputt
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