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Old 26th April 2020, 09:11   #152261
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Good morning everyone.

No cloud and bright sunshine.

Sounds like I need to come East & North to find out about Mustard. That'll be a date then - as and when we can.

Andy, Licorice Allsorts don't do it for me at all. Cakes & Pastries is my choice.

I quite like the sound of being putting those who flout the laws into quarantine at their expense but the other stuff definitely not.

Outside tap has started dripping so that's a job for today.

Have a good one.

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Good morning Andy, what’s the story behind the planters?

The President of Kenya condemned the deaths from the police beatings for the curfew breakers. A human rights organisation noted he has not asked for the beatings to be stopped. It’s not uncommon in Africa for the police to rough people up. Because there is no NHS or welfare state, anyone going into quarantine or hospital, must pay out of their own pocket and they won’t be released until the bills are have been settled. Last year I was in hospital 3 times in Nairobi for 3 weeks. The same thing, no discharge until the bills had been paid or a letter of guarantee. Travel health insurance covered most of it. Some things they wouldn’t pay for.

Living in the UK has its advantages.

On Friday the U.S Embassy evacuated U.S citizens. Last week 3000 German citizens were repatriated back to Germany.

We have a lovely garden overlooking a forest to enjoy with cows and geese for company. Fortunately we are luckier than most, so I can’t complain.

Stay well.
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Old 26th April 2020, 10:44   #152262
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Good morning Andy, what’s the story behind the planters?

The President of Kenya condemned the deaths from the police beatings for the curfew breakers. A human rights organisation noted he has not asked for the beatings to be stopped. It’s not uncommon in Africa for the police to rough people up. Because there is no NHS or welfare state, anyone going into quarantine or hospital, must pay out of their own pocket and they won’t be released until the bills are have been settled. Last year I was in hospital 3 times in Nairobi for 3 weeks. The same thing, no discharge until the bills had been paid or a letter of guarantee. Travel health insurance covered most of it. Some things they wouldn’t pay for.

Living in the UK has its advantages.

On Friday the U.S Embassy evacuated U.S citizens. Last week 3000 German citizens were repatriated back to Germany.

We have a lovely garden overlooking a forest to enjoy with cows and geese for company. Fortunately we are luckier than most, so I can’t complain.

Stay well.
Best stay put then Phil, they should adopt the same stance here, not the beatings, but the quarantining if lockdown breakers at their own expense. Might make them sit up and take notice.
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Old 26th April 2020, 13:17   #152263
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Good morning Andy, what’s the story behind the planters?.....

It's a bit of tongue in cheek about me building planters for SWMBO rather than doing much more important stuff like sitting looking at the lines of my 75 tourer. Or indeed some of those "little" jobs on said 75 tourer.

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Old 26th April 2020, 15:58   #152264
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Three cars washed, managed to wash a certain black and white dog as well!
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Old 26th April 2020, 17:20   #152265
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....... managed to wash a certain black and white dog as well!
Why?

Let me guess....

Fox? Cow? Something else?

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Old 26th April 2020, 17:44   #152266
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Why?

Let me guess....

Fox? Cow? Something else?

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Nope, just a border collie ‘must chase water’ thing 🤣
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Old 26th April 2020, 19:12   #152267
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Successful day today, didn’t achieve loads as the bits I was doing were quite time consuming, stripped some of the engine bay components out of the P5, polished the n/s inner wing, dispensed with the horribly fitted alarm siren & the even more horribly fitted electric fuel pump, the latter may be refitted but not the way it was, it hung down from one of the top wing mounting bolts on a piece of flat bar, with a bit of sponge to stop it touching on the inner wing. I’ve removed various brackets for painting & removed, prepped & painted the PAS reservoir, should smarten things up a bit when it all goes back together.
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Old 26th April 2020, 19:55   #152268
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with a bit of sponge to stop it touching on the inner wing.
Sounds like an interesting modification!
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Old 26th April 2020, 20:22   #152269
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Aye a bit rough, I’m thinking of mounting it out of site & reinstating the original pipe work running it through the old mechanical pump minus its innards, so it looks right
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Old 26th April 2020, 20:23   #152270
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Aye a bit rough, I’m thinking of mounting it out of site & reinstating the original pipe work running it through the old mechanical pump minus its innards, so it looks right
That would work
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