gerbil sb152:
Must be the Worlds end then.
I was in there during the summer, lovely job theyâve made of the rebuilding.
Kempston:
gerbil sb152:
Must be the Worlds end then.I was in there during the summer, lovely job theyâve made of the rebuilding.
Very nice inside 
Punchy Dan:
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gerbil sb152:
Must be the Worlds end then.I was in there during the summer, lovely job theyâve made of the rebuilding.
Very nice inside
I think theyâre missing a trick by not opening for breakfast especially during the summer/spring months, very busy route for people heading to coastal resorts with very few places to stop for breakfast anywhere.
Punchy Dan:
0Kempston:
gerbil sb152:
Must be the Worlds end then.I was in there during the summer, lovely job theyâve made of the rebuilding.
Very nice inside
The wind will catch that vessel today Dan for sure.
Hi all, Punchy Dan is that tank for them to clean out the old petrol tankâs under ground in the old garage.
gerbil sb152:
Hi all, Punchy Dan is that tank for them to clean out the old petrol tankâs under ground in the old garage.
Yes filter the water oil fuel ect thatâs sat in a pond where the tanks were then pump it in the river behind .
Andrew who broke the blockade by the winging French fishermen in a place I used to stop but looks a bit different today, St Jean du Maurienne, Buzzer
Hi Buzzer Andrew would have not done that years ago, ehh 4 lots of big coffee money how times have changed.
in through FREJEIS and out through the BLANC not a bad days work.
? have french still got the wooden cabin/lay by where you had to show your haz chem for the transit, just as you get to the last pullup to the top ?1980s.dbp.
This is how close we came to catastrophe on Friday evening in the storm----- a 100ft 20 ton conifer just âshavedâ the side of the bungalow and landed on the back lawn---- if it had been a couple of foot nearer it would have took out that side of the bungalow but Anne was sat watching tele in the lounge about 7 or 8 feet away so I canât think of the consequences that could have befallen her ! 
Cheers Dennis.
Remains of our Sky dish bent like a pig ring !
Bewick:
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0This is how close we came to catastrophe on Friday evening in the storm----- a 100ft 20 ton conifer just âshavedâ the side of the bungalow and landed on the back lawn---- if it had been a couple of foot nearer it would have took out that side of the bungalow but Anne was sat watching tele in the lounge about 7 or 8 feet away so I canât think of the consequences that could have befallen her !
Wow Dennis, that was a close one!!
Bewick:
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0This is how close we came to catastrophe on Friday evening in the storm----- a 100ft 20 ton conifer just âshavedâ the side of the bungalow and landed on the back lawn---- if it had been a couple of foot nearer it would have took out that side of the bungalow but Anne was sat watching tele in the lounge about 7 or 8 feet away so I canât think of the consequences that could have befallen her !
You should buy a lottery ticket this week Bewick, your lucks in.
Kempston:
Bewick:
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0This is how close we came to catastrophe on Friday evening in the storm----- a 100ft 20 ton conifer just âshavedâ the side of the bungalow and landed on the back lawn---- if it had been a couple of foot nearer it would have took out that side of the bungalow but Anne was sat watching tele in the lounge about 7 or 8 feet away so I canât think of the consequences that could have befallen her !
You should buy a lottery ticket this week Bewick, your lucks in.
Funnily enough âKâ thatâs exactly what our Tree Surgeon said to me at 7:30 am on Saturday morning after he had stopped âblasphemingâ when he first saw the devastation ! And I can tell you that you could bury a tractor unit in the hole that the roots have left ! It will need 20 ton of backfill to reinstate the ground.
Not so much damage up ere as you have Bewick but we are battling the snow, some drifts are so deep we canât get the quad bike through them. We had to bring some yows down from the fell as they were holed up against the wall, and what a job it was shifting them. I had to walk up to them with the dogs before they would budge but we have them down near the house now munching on some hay.
We have been lucky as our electric has stayed on but quite a few around us are still off, back to it tomorrow could be an interesting ride to Sedbergh as the fresh snow which came today has now frozen.
Cheers Wrighty.
Could have been worse Wrighty you could have been fast in at Tan Hill with the Oasis tribute band ! Weâve only a covering of snow here in Kendal but itâs freezing hard tonight but our Tree Surgeons will be kept warm inât morning tackling this humongous F----- tree that needs removing plus they are going to fell another half dozen that are past their sell by date ! Iâll keep them supplied with hot brews ! Cheers Dennis.
Bewick:
Could have been worse Wrighty you could have been fast in at Tan Hill with the Oasis tribute band ! Weâve only a covering of snow here in Kendal but itâs freezing hard tonight but our Tree Surgeons will be kept warm inât morning tackling this humongous F----- tree that needs removing plus they are going to fell another half dozen that are past their sell by date ! Iâll keep them supplied with hot brews ! Cheers Dennis.
Itâll keep the log burner stocked for a while if you have one 
thank goddess it wasnât a different story.
Bewick:
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0This is how close we came to catastrophe on Friday evening in the storm----- a 100ft 20 ton conifer just âshavedâ the side of the bungalow and landed on the back lawn---- if it had been a couple of foot nearer it would have took out that side of the bungalow but Anne was sat watching tele in the lounge about 7 or 8 feet away so I canât think of the consequences that could have befallen her !
Denzil I could call in and take those trunks away free of charge ( and leave you all the brash to clean up ) 
Cheers Dan .
Hey up Wrighty just wondered how you got on with your Bulls, we are lucky down South as no snow just horrendous winds and several dumpy bags of oak leaves, Buzzer
Buzzer:
Hey up Wrighty just wondered how you got on with your Bulls, we are lucky down South as no snow just horrendous winds and several dumpy bags of oak leaves, Buzzer
Morning Buzzer
Yes we had a good day on Friday, selling four bulls to an average of ÂŁ1900 with the top price being ÂŁ2500. Three went for breeding and one went fat, managed to get through the drifts on our lane this morning now sat near Southam waiting to tipâŠ
Cheers Wrighty.