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I’ve never got why people can’t open our gate. It has a simple latch which you turn to open.
I have seen countless of this type in my 44years. It isn’t locked. It isn’t stiff.
The odd Waitrose lad can’t get in and this morning - waiting for an Olio collection - get a text “hi I was there 10mins ago but couldn’t open the gate”…
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You clearly have a proper drive and not a front garden off the North Circular that someone decided should be a car park for their fleet of battered Mercs…
With that in mind, I don’t think you’ll have any issue getting an application through. Your survey should have identified it.
Looks like you’re not in a busy area, on a quiet road? Part of me would be considering reinstating the asphalt ramp…
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Then the doona/duvet cover ball becomes a huge weight, offering enormous eccentricity to the drum movement - causing the whole machine to do the Monster Mash.
MiL (in her 70s) refuses to leave the house if there’s a duvet cover washing - their machine once danced itself off its plinth and she had to call youngest son to come over and put it back. It had continued washing and finished the cycle in its prone position.
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40-odd year old knees are exactly that. Welcome to the club.
Lower back and shoulders can be helped hugely by being stronger. I do body weight workouts and a few moves with a couple of 5kg dumbbells, a few of times a week.
We’re talking plank, mountain climbers, bicep and triceps curls, lateral lifts… those kinds of thing.
Won’t get you hench, but will make you strong.