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Roger, I see that article on the mitre shooting board was posted by ALF, is the lady around these days on the forums?

Eric , I agree that is the downside, some of our teenage grandchildren will cringe in around 50 years time. :( But then their kids could be even more explicit.

Thanks Eric. I use facebook, it keeps me in touch with the family and grandchildren who are spread over UK and I see them growing up through their pictures posted and their interests. One has just visited NY with her class and most probably would not normally correspond with widespread...

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Interesting post, we used to have an optician that used to post here some years ago and I have been wanting some inside gen. I use a private high street optician (the past 40 years) but I rarely need to change the spec and then only slightly but I find after three years or so the lens is what I...

It came in today again. (so that ointment is not working either)?

thanks I will leave it alonem

This is in my inbox today, have not opened it, any ideas what it might be please?

Andy,knowing your interest in antique tools .today Monday on flog it they visited an old mansion full of old furniture, marquetry, inlay and parquetry They displayed a shoulder knife, like an extra long turning chisel that rested on a shoulder and carved out the inlay pattern. worth going to...

https://appsto.re/gb/nu9jL.i I won the first game

Ours are growing in the open,no glass, but established plants now in their third year pus runners fro m last season making new plants as well

First strawberry ripe yesterday, a week later this year

I use a Wacom tablet & stylus (small one) the stylus is like a thick biro with a small point and you literally draw and paint on the tablet watching only the monitor. In addition of course there are (which you need) painting apps. I use Corel painter X5 (not cheap, but a retirement version)...

Might be of interest to railway enthusiasts here. A digital painting, the location is Dartington Devon, and the railway now privatised from Totnes to Buckfastleigh. A push and pull type locomotive. Hand painted on the computer without any copying.

Thanks for your posting, good job we have digital cameras these days, the old 120 film would have cost you a fortune.

I was braver than you lot, I sat on a rock edge and there was nothing under me than the bottom thousands of feet below. I had to sit on the edge because although I got there 2 hours before sunset more visitors would creep ahead of me so I had to take the edge in the end.

You are a brave and adventurous man. I would not even attempt to take the trail down to the river at that age.

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https://www.google.com/maps/@36.098776, ... !3e5?hl=en The track down on the pathway works as well at this location

https://www.google.com/maps/@36.056865, ... !3e5?hl=en at the left hand side of screen bottom there is the facility to put the human to the river and travel down the Colorado inside the Grand Canyon and its a free ride.