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Originally Posted by Palf70Step
I keep wondering if I should go back to steel toed shoes when I am in the shop, but if the tenny runners work for Rian, than I am safe.  |
Bill, its all relative, for some jobs, I do wear real steel cap boots or trainer shoes, but most is a risk assessment and get on with the job.
Well, it is Saturday morning.
Slow start.
Honeysuckle is gathering speed, growing up the big pine tree.
In Siberia life goes on, some random pics from Stas.
Greetings from the man.
Katya had her 35th birthday recently.
Still the best looking honorary member on here.
In the mean time, Covid-19 is screwing up their lives too.
This week I also cut two freezer baskets down and created some bird proofing fo ether vent holes.
Plus adding some of the discarded USPS boxes on the shelves.
Plus removing the spacer board for the post mounting points.
Cleaned up.
And ready to be paved around until the posts are cut down to the right height and welded back together by pro welder Andy with his special machine.
Had some rain this week, and even half an hour after it stopped, two long puddles show that the paving needs lifting up, and re-laying to get it all level.
All of the highlighted paving must be lifted, relaid and also new added where there was none before.
One of today’s jobs.
Mate Fil from Cambridge came down yesterday to collect and drop off stuff.
He also collected a load of the postal boxes to be redistributed nationally to those needing some storage solutions.
More in there than it seems.
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Score of the day on FB Marketplace to be collected after 3.00pm.
£10.00 each, lodger Andy can do a full industrial weld on them to create a useable length.
Total length will work on structure.
And lastly, same sunset, 40 minutes apart.
Later.
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