Thanks! I actually found those after I'd posted - I'll get one thereNot sure I'd ever need to charge 4 at once though. Perhaps the D2 is what I'll get.
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George I see on the News that the National Trust have just spent £1 mill on the last piece of privately owned land on the Great Orme, I used to go up there a lot when I was a youngster.
I used to work in Llandudno two days a month.And go up on the Orme in my lunch hours, nice up there.
There's some old copper mines dating from way way back.
Nice place Bob,i'm glad they're caring for it.
Yes it is, used to like going up on the cable car (used to be one of those shock machines near the entrance
), also liked to have wander around the Happy Valley as well, and fishing off the end of the pier using one of those H shaped fishing line thingys, can you still get them?, whilst watching the Ferry come and go.
In fact Bob,i'll be having a night out in Llandudno in October.
Just booked tickets to see Steve Hackett(ex Genesis,guitar player).
Just booked tickets to see Steve Hackett(ex Genesis,guitar player).
Thanks Bob
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By the way ...did any of our friends in Wales feel the earth move (in a geological way of course) this afternoon?
Yes it is, used to like going up on the cable car (used to be one of those shock machines near the entrance
Happy days mate.I used to stand on the Orme and imagine it without the town below.It must have been absolutely stunning .
I like Llandudno,bit more to it than that dump Rhyl.
Wasn't called Venue Cymru when I was up there, can't for the life of me remember what it was called though, probably been well poshed up now, was a right dive in the old days.
I used to stand on the Orme and imagine it without the town below.It must have been absolutely stunning .
I like Llandudno,bit more to it than that dump Rhyl.
Only went to Rhyl on a Sunday for the beer (Ship Hotel mainly) and sometimes the funfair.
Any safety advantages from having 2x2's rather than a 4?Was thinking future proofing
'This green and pleasant land'
I used to stand on the Orme and imagine it without the town below.It must have been absolutely stunning .
I like Landudno,bit more to it than that dump Rhyl.
...how long for!We've only been to Wales once: Prestatyn. We took the boys to Pontins when they were still quite small ...was a very cold and damp week too!
One lasting memory that we all have is going along the coast road past sand dunes, and seeing a sign that said 'brown salad' ...we all saw it - next time we went past, we saw that it did in fact say 'blown sand' ...now that's an example of the hazards of speed reading
George lives a bit too far away to have felt anything, and it was only a 3 on the richter scale, slight rumble
Not really, except that you have 2 lots of things that can go wrong, I have 2 x i4s that have served me quite well over the past year or more
Think it may have been The Pavillion Theatre Bob,there was one of those on the Welsh coast somewhere
Gone Bob,knocked it flat about 5 years ago
I think that ones still there,i knew a girl that was the house keeper there.
Didn't know about it 'til Trish mentioned it.
We had a power cut this morning tho
That's called entertainment around here.
I'll be happy if I find I can get the same quality of image that I got before I broke my camera and lens! (the replacements I got didn't! - it's probably the second hand lens I got...I hope)
I liked the Hana too - dead as a doornail though!
I'm hopeless with cameras, as you can probably tell by my pictures
With my new found soldering skills, I'll have to start repairing dead mods. I've told a couple of blokes at work that have the 20W iSticks, once their threads strip on the 510, don't throw them away - pass them on to me instead, I might be able to re-use the chip, buttons, screen etc
Simple solution, kick everyone out of the house and deadlock the doors
Oh but i did Bob !
Terry sees all and misses nothing
Just wish I had a lathe Adam. That's something, I'd love to do, build my own wooden box mod. Don't think the Wife would be too happy about it being on the kitchen table though
Ian and i love to have a wind up sometimes, like george say`s if you can`t have a bit of fun, what`s the point.
Who was having a wind up. I was deadly serious mate
Bit of insulating tape over the lens George, soon sort it out
I'm just glad someone is looking out for our interests. I've been signing every avavilable petition that comes my way
The Sister-in-Law is over from Canada at the moment, so we've been spending a bit of time with her the last couple of days. Had a good day today though. All the Wife's family got together, we went ten pin bowling first, then a Carvery afterwards - I'm stuffed now
14 of us altogether. The Mother-in-Law asked for discount at both places and managed to get us an extra half an hour bowling for free - now't like cheek
14 of us altogether. The Mother-in-Law asked for discount at both places and managed to get us an extra half an hour bowling for free - now't like cheek
Thanks Bob
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By the way ...did any of our friends in Wales feel the earth move (in a geological way of course) this afternoon?
First I heard of it Trish.Where in Wales did it happen
I got the i4 from FT Bob. Been using it without any problems for well over a year now too. Usually I end up charging batts for a full day, I normally wait until I have 8 or more to do at a time.
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