Alan de Enfield

But don't forget the engines etc etc. But yes, a bare steel shell (already stripped) may cost more to have it cut up that the scrap value depends on the scrap prices 'on the day'.

And these have confirmed cases : USA France Vietnam Cambodia Thailand Canada Germany (the first case of human-to-human transmission on European soil, was confirmed on 28 January in the southern Bavarian region) Taiwan Sri Lanka South Korea Singapore Nepal Malaysia Japan Australia China

All boats have some value - even if only scrap value. In Bangor there is even a huge big 'Gin Palace' being cut up and disposed off after stripping out anything worthwhile. It is a burnt out wreck but more than enough recoverable to justify the expense of getting rid of dozens of skips of GRP

Do it right - Do it once ! Edit for spoolling mistake !

Would they be used in the Brass, Percussion or, Woodwind sections ?

From my experience, simply a 'self-tapper' screw - Not a threaded hole, but I guess some may have gone that route.

Is it time to mention the 'rubber' again ?

One Swallow doesn't make a Summer. AH …………….. OK I found it. What guidelines are there as to which Dictionary should be used for any particular conversation ? Its like English but not as I know it.

Well, the same thing happened to this one (very apt name) and they go the knacker yard for sale to people looking for a project. Methley Bridge Boatyard 50ft steel narrowboat built 2005 & powered by Beta 38hp diesel engine. Suffering serious fire damage and consequent distortion. Lying Near Sutton Cheney, Leics £2000 http://www.boatwrecks.com/power.asp "Tis but a scratch"

Thank you - Good point. Urban Slang Dictionary suggests "the activity of watching gay people" I've had a sheltered life and not kept up with all these modernisms. I didn't even know what tbf was until recently when @Tumshie helped me out.

Are there some assumptions being made here, or is it I have just led a very sheltered life ? verb (used without object), gazed, gazing. to look steadily and intently, as with great curiosity, interest, pleasure, or wonder. noun a steady or intent look.