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I believe using sugar soap gets off that kind of junk.
Are you going to fill?

1. Tomo187
   

Thanks for the insight.
I'm the same with the old helmet camera. Not sure I'm ready for that.
Most sports cameras now are varying copies of GoPro. The older style ones were more cylindrical which would look a bit more inconspicuous.

I've added an extra six miles a day on bike now for my commute. It's amazing how much better I feel for it.

Edit: Mentally/Spiritually that is as the rest of my commute is mainly overground train.

Tricky!
Depends how reckless I guess. I would probably at least contact the hospital/trust/ambulance service that they belong to.

Please.
I'll DM you.

During the lighter months my cheapies (Apeman and that Aldi thingy) are all you need but come winter they are absolutely useless. Bit of rain and darkness and its all just a blur.

Edit: Will the expense of the Fly6 get me visible winter pictures?

Thanks for the offer :)

I much prefer whole bricks to be honest.

I think we'll just get pine skirting boards to match the floorboards really. The furniture can then be something else. Keep the palette small as always seems to be best.
Cheers.

I do have access to a proper extractor etc as my brother is tradesman type but I am still thinking it's overkill. I'm definitely thinking more drill and chisel now. Seems the more sensible approach for some DIY.

Also, I want to inset my plug sockets on a dividing wall. Looking online it seems an angle grinder is the best way to get into the brickwork. Anyone done this?

Would it look weird to have oak skirting boards with pine floor boards?

I've been looking at these for my gaff.

http://www.seeswitches.co.uk/

Superman?

That is a brave stance. Will you back flip over the car or wrestling style elbow drop into the windscreen? I vote the latter.

Of all the things I regularly see that really wind me up, bus drivers blaring their horns at peds crossing the road as they turn into Victoria station takes the cake. So many of them do it even though rule 170 fully applies. And watching people start running and jump at the sound of the horn makes me want to break things (mainly said bus drivers).

Places to eat in Fitzrovia

1. Indian YMCA
   
2. Indian YMCA
   
3. Indian YMCA
   
4. Indian YMCA
   
5. Homeslice (1 man, 1 pizza)
   
6. Indian YMCA
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This should be on the land registry documents I believe which you would have got from your solicitor.

My house was built in 1959 and has fireplaces for reference.

No thrills curry for ultimate pig out! The rest of Fitzrovia may as well burn.

Good luck! I can't get passed the Indian YMCA at the moment.

What did I just watch?!
I'm suing you for the PTSD I'm about to suffer from.

Sensibly one of them points out to leave enough room around the parking bit to get out and around the car to the boot etc.

That is very sensible and a bit of a head scratcher. Maybe some gravel areas will work.

This is very interesting.

I want to 'hide' our driveway which sits in a large front garden. I was thinking of reducing it to two strips of hard surface (concrete or brick etc) and then fill the strip in the middle and surrounding edges with a nice ground cover that would even flower at times.

Never used them but saw these recommended somewhere.

https://www.endurasport.com/Stealth-Lite-II-Tight/p/bE5027

Spendy mind.