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I was in a cafe yesterday and a guy was wearing a nice matching jacket and trousers. It was pinstriped and maybe herringbone weave as well, and it was more of a work wear style - I think it had patch pockets and ruler pocket on the trousers etc. It had a red label on the breast pocket.
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Yarmo is worth a look. The sailcloth is lovely and breathable, while also hard-wearing. Made in the UK and all of their products are surprisingly cheap.
https://www.yarmo.co.uk/products/yarmo-bib-and-brace-overalls-sailcloth-cotton-bb01 -
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I bought a second hand PC off of Facebook marketplace (I know, I know...)
It has good specs and works well, however it has an annoying fault: 5-15 minutes after booting up, it crashes spectacularly. The computer completely freezes and doesn't accept any input, and I get treated to an absolutely horrible glitched out noise through the speakers. After killing the power and restarting, usually it works completely fine for the rest of the session/day/etc until it is turned off, and then the issue happens again after a restart.
The issue doesn't seem related to whatever I'm doing on the computer - it might freeze while playing a game, or browsing the web. It's done this from the start - I initially thought it was the hard drive so I swapped it out for an SSD, but that's not helped. I also did a fresh install of Windows, which didn't help.
Are there any diagnostic tools to help me figure out what the issue is, or is anyone familiar with this type of crash and able to offer some advice?
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@chiroshi good shout on the Jura hike, not too far from my family in Basel. I'd love to do the GR20 some day but I think for a short trip it's maybe a bit much.
@cgg thanks for the GR91 suggestion, that looks ideal and I could pop in to see my friend in Paris at either end of the journey. Pictures look lovely!
@greentricky this also looks great, thank you!
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I'd like to book a week off end of may/start of June to get out of attending a bachelor's party. I'm keen to do a multi-day hike, ideally somewhere warm. Does anyone have a suggestion for some easily accessible routes (ideally fly>train/bus>hike) where I can head off on a 4/5 day hike?
I'd like to camp, and ideally I would pack light so nothing too extreme in terms of elevations.
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You can buy sail repair tape, which I've heard is great for bag repairs. It should stick well and is waterproof. I think xpac was initially designed for use as sail material. You can buy long rolls of spinnaker tape, which is probably more cost effective too. Report back if you do use it!