wisdom

Just watched several episodes of "Jack's game on YouTube.Several things spring to mind.I do remember watching them on tv years ago when I was a youth. 1.Imagine something like that on normal TV now. 2.Life seemed much more simpler then. 3.Seems to be that country pursuits were more accepted as the norm. Maybe rose tinted glasses but it's how I remember growing up no one abusing people going about lawful activity. Anyone suggest any more YouTube stuff in a similar vein.

Fight it for the cost of a stamp or an e mail. Get a letter or e mail off to PALS and one to the chief exec.(important) You need to include details of your appointment and details of your blue badge and car. Also make the point of the cost to the nhs of not showing up for an appointment.Stating that there were no spaces but as you were on the site and struggling to park you did not want to miss your appointment even though you had left yourself enough time.mention any mobility issues you have and if you had been waiting a long time for the appointment to come through. Good luck

7days in a week where did you find the out of town ones.They were brilliant.Jack Hargreaves was a childhood favourite of mine.he used to use a little diahatsu 4 x 4 if memory serves me right.

Great pics. Thanks for sharing them.lightning one is brilliant.

Great write up. That's my kind of day.I would be well chuffed with that cartridge to kill ratio.Its just nice to be out shooting.

Daughter has one. It's fairly thirsty.Access to some parts of the engine is difficult without removing lots of bits. I like it though,as for serious off road not sure but it copes well with muddy tracks and fields.

Yes a positive and sensible outcome and I hope it all works out well for all concerned.

How very proud you must be. Many congratulations.

Welcome aboard some of us are still(occasionally)get those scores after many years.

Yes I was only 7 though

I know it's been all over social media but I like this little snippet. I was there as a small boy when the accident happened.Cracking restoration.

Yes everything he does is with enthusiasm and boyish vigour. He's not made a bad programme yet.Oh and he could give a good account of racing motorbikes too.

Found this on youtube thought I'd share it.

Are they not ANPR cameras.Just a thought.

Cannot wait. I presume we will be treated to your usual picture included narratives. Looks a good practical design too.

Just to add. I have the exact gun and it's brilliant nothing fancy but shoots well.Bargain at that price.

Surely with declining budgets you would not decrease the permits as they equate to paying into the local economy in many ways overnight stays being one example. I hope some common sense will come but I sadly doubt it.Further restrictions could follow over the next few years.

That is where the market would be.

My dad used to have the same set.Not a lot of fixings are whitworth nowadays. I have a full socket set and loads of ring and open ended whiworths.Used to use them on Gardner engines and Atkinson and ERF lorries back in the day. Good luck with the sale

Lancashire cheese and strawberry jam sandwiches pure brilliance.

Mine were in the garage no insulation though. They bred well.Good ventilation with no draughts is vital. Wooden sheds are quite warm.

Welcome back.i have found it to be quite a lot quieter of late.

Single webley and Scott hammer ejector graces my cabinet.It's great for the bunnies. Had it decades.

I agree. Try on here first I am sure it would be a better option for you.

I like that to be honest.A little different from the norm.