mrsmelly

My first boat, a 56 footer had a 9hp LR 2. We did most of the system in her including Tidal Trent, Thames etc. It was a bit interesting at times.

Is that musical?

If you have four weeks to " get it right" that is long enough to skip it and fit a proper, sensible cassette bog 😜

They all seem to do it over the last few years. Get a stonking number of seats and then do their damndest to lose their popularity as quickly as possible.

Yes lots of white dog poo in the towns years ago lol Hell of a lot of dog walkers round here but very rare it's not picked up. I suppose some areas are not as well looked after. Here we have a monthly and a weekly group of residents that meet up and sweep the streets and remove rubbish and weeds etc etc, my missus attends every month. We also have half a dozen dog shit bins in the park that are emptied every few days by volunteers. Lots of vollies here do lots of tasks. Trouble is it seems there are many places were people moan about rubbish and dog shit but the moaners do not form groups to clean it up, they just moan.

I think it's down to where we all live. I live in a valley and the entire population of the village/town is below 1500 people. We do not have an organised bonfire and no one else seems to bother. If you live in bigger conurbations chances are noise will come with it.

Not even one single firework anywhere hear, not a sound thankfully.

Still not one single firework or bang here and tis bonfire night. Not a sound. Luckily the weather has been wet, but we had non last year either TF.

Indeedy!! A couple of friends and I used to make our own explosives basicaly like most kids did in the sixties round our way. One time we packes and tightly wrapped a " Banger " we had made and put it next to a gate post of a large five bar gate. The bang and smoke was insane and it blew a hole at the bottom of the post

My advice and that of just about everyone of us with extensive knowledge of the subject is do not buy a new boat for your first boat if ever, Its a surefire way to instantly lose £££££s and until you have had some months/years living aboard you only think you know what you want anyway. Buy a well looked after used boat at least for your first one.

Madness isn't it. When we moved over to Wales we kept our same NHS numbers but the computer system here could not access our English health records. Luckily my consultant knew that would be the case and printed mine off to bring here.

You will be fine. You will find that if you try to fully comply and be totally legit it's simply not possible, you have to be economical with the truth. Try buying a TV licence without a post code for instance. Perfect

I would also suggest you just remain with your current GP surgery and carry on regardless.