Went to the neighbouring county, straps were Pukka.
Had a fight with the windbreak on the pitch we were on the weekend, it was hard standing so I had to use the small lump hammer to drive in the support tubes (instead of a rubber mallet) into the ground which are made of aluminium and are hollow with an inside diameter of 20mm. Using the lump hammer had the effect of burring over the inside of the tubes making it difficult to insert the upright poles so, when I got home I had to file off the burring and to avoid future damage, I have bought a single m20 X 50mm bolt which will be inserted into the tubes the head of the bolt being struck like a drift.
Here is a geezer putting one of these windbreaks up allbeit into very soft ground
We used a top rail to space out the ground pegs until I pre-drilled a piece of timber at the exact spacing, took all the guesswork out.
You can get away with an electric drill on a grass pitch, for hard standing you need something a bit more substantial.
Bernie the Bolt, the bad boy bolt has arrived that will act as a drift when I have to use the lump hammer to drive hollow pegs in
neva be withour a 'olla peg
Where’s Bernie when you need a bolt.
What about Anne aston?
Seems like she did the right thing.
Van breezed through the MOT today, not surprising, it’s only done 448 miles since the last one.
Took the Kalkhoff in the van today, hard going even on a track like this
The Carrera would have been a much better choice, averaging 10 mph on a commuter bike on this surface can be uncomfortable and unsteady, the 260ft gradient was hard going even with the pedal assist
This is what you want, our nearest neighbour, things changed come Friday
The collets worked a treat, offered an extra pair of hands
Nowhere planned till the temperature takes a bit of a nosedive
Slight design error, the tension on the awning guy straps have pulled the rail forward about a centimeter the last securing bolt being 40cm away from the end of the rail, not wanting to modify the Moho’s structure at all, at a bit of a loss what to do.
give an cm and they’ll take a km
Had a smile at these two, we’ve all been there, the support legs have to go under the cross beams 
The toilet cassette is being sanitized, its a dirty job but someones got to do it 
Took a cooling spin on the Carrera yesterday, not too many folks about, made a stop at a bench, thought provoking plaque on there, both parents outlived their daughter. It must have been heartbreaking for the parents, but, for the daughter, to have all the parts of the jigsaw there for a whole lifetime must have given an unusual perspective.
