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As I understand it, depending on the lender and on who did the Home Report, the lender who will want a RCIS Scotland registered mortgage valuation. Chances are they will want an independent one.
I'd probably still limit my question to 'What valuation/survey do you require?' And then find a registered historic building specialist.They might put a retention on the mortgage requiring remedial work to be done, they will check that it has been done.
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Someone else mentioned in the thread Birmingham bars and London bars/plates.
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Unless damp is mentioned in the report you are providing to your lender, don't mention it.
The cheap surveyor that the bank chose for me stated there was damp in walls, and that triggered me having to find an independant damp surveyor. (Not linked to a company providing the 'solutions')
Worth noting that the historic property specialist surveyor I paid for noted some issues expected in a similar age property. (Cement render etc), but nothing that he would say 'Don't buy this property' to.Chances are, its a solid whinstone wall. So good luck injecting into that!
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Very nice.
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Very much a moon base / space station / up market ayslum aesthetic.
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Owns as in who is in possession of the title deed and freehold. Whom, as per the lifetime tenancy agreement, is prevented from exercising their right to occupy until property is vacant.
Anyway person I knew who looked into decided against going that path because they were too young to get a sizeable wedge. They just sold up and downsized.
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The problems I had were down not setting up the device properly, and found all my routes limited to 50 points.
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Who owns the property if someone lives there under Lifetime Tenancy?
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Etrex 32x has separate display options. There is the "Map" to which you can add custom fields if you wanted, and also "Trip Computer" with up to 8(?) fields. I found it takes some fiddling to get it do turn by turn though, but that might just be user error.
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Looking at the reviews, nearly everyone warns how easy it is to bend the poles. Not just limited to the knock-off thermarest ones either.
Not a fan of that design, asking for holes in the inner tent.
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At least a sign he was holding it at an angle.
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That looks like he's been holding the SDS 90° to the wall? What did the plaster look like when it was off? Any big continuous chunks?
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Looks like 60~cm wide at foot, then it says 220 long, 90cm at widest point, and 90cm internal height. Pretty steep drop at the head end though.
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True.
Just to contrast communication differences, I sent a query to Tarptent this morning, and just got a response from Henry Shires asking for more info.
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Now there's money burning a hole in my pocket for a poncho quilt from as tucas...................
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As per usual I didn't actually read the listing, just came up on a saved search. People are strange.
The hole is in the pole sleeve by the looks of it.
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Well no, it likely wasn't. But then they should just say leadtimes are 12 weeks (or what ever it ended up being, but that seems to ring a bell) rather than saying 3-4 weeks.
That said, there's a DCF Phreeranger on ebay for £700.
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We were pretty pleased with our trekkertent drift, once it actually arrived. The lead times weren't/aren't accurate at all, and the communication was fairly sporadic and crap though.
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Like anything being used for months expect wear and tear. Tyvek footprint helps avoiding abrasive wear. Plenty of tents are used on the American thruhikes.
Like platypus I wouldn't drop £600 on a gimmicky tent when there are plenty of great tents about.
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Its on stolenbikes. (the brompton).
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Profabrics have colourful xpac in stock.
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https://www.ospreyeurope.com/shop/gb_en/ultralight-stuff-pack
https://www.seatosummit.co.uk/products/storage-sacks/ultra-sil-nano-day-pack/I've a Sea to Summit sling bag that stuffs down to a film canister.
https://www.seatosummit.co.uk/products/travelling-light/ultra-sil-sling-bag/
LFGSS
London Fixed Gear and Single-Speed is a community of fixed gear and single-speed cyclists.
https://www.raceviz.be do some EN1150 approved-
The Hardknott and the Dark Jacket 1.1(it's a gilet)