Jake wrote in
:

On Mon, 9 Apr 2012 07:30:06 -0700 (PDT), Dave Hill
wrote:


David @ the wet but now rain free end of Swansea Bay.

Still raining nicely at the dry end.

Cheers, Jake
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Urgling from the nicely warm but wet east end
of Swansea Bay.


Well I for one have had enough of it! Rain and cold that is.

No frost but it's windy and that monkey is still looking for a welder.Hats,
gloves and overcoats are the order.

Standing water on the lawns, and starting to flood my beloved first early
potato patch. We have light soil so that is a bit scary.(underneath this
could be clay)

We will just have to wait and see what happens. As always.

The plus side is that this wet weekend has forced me to give my attention
to some unfinished projects like a 1967(F reg) BSA Bantam/D14/4 and a silly
1968(also F reg) hairdryer known as a Lambretta SX200(225 now). They are
all restored mechanicly wise but need a coat of period spray to make them
lookers. As they came off of the production line.

Baz

On Tue, 10 Apr 2012 12:20:09 GMT, Baz wrote:

Jake wrote in
:

On Mon, 9 Apr 2012 07:30:06 -0700 (PDT), Dave Hill
wrote:


David @ the wet but now rain free end of Swansea Bay.

Still raining nicely at the dry end.

Cheers, Jake
=======================================
Urgling from the nicely warm but wet east end
of Swansea Bay.


Well I for one have had enough of it! Rain and cold that is.

No frost but it's windy and that monkey is still looking for a welder.Hats,
gloves and overcoats are the order.

Standing water on the lawns, and starting to flood my beloved first early
potato patch. We have light soil so that is a bit scary.(underneath this
could be clay)

We will just have to wait and see what happens. As always.

The plus side is that this wet weekend has forced me to give my attention
to some unfinished projects like a 1967(F reg) BSA Bantam/D14/4 and a silly
1968(also F reg) hairdryer known as a Lambretta SX200(225 now). They are
all restored mechanicly wise but need a coat of period spray to make them
lookers. As they came off of the production line.

Baz

Today it's dry, sunny and warm enough that I'm only wearing a thickish
shirt (on the top half that is!). Popped in for a late lunch and now
back out to sort my dahlias and get on top of the weeding again
(surprising how many of the little blighters pop up after rain!).

But everything is looking nice and green again. Daffs have finally
gone over but the bluebells have put on a spurt and taken their place.

Didn't know you were a bike enthusiast on top of everything else. You
won't get me on anything with less than 4 wheels these days.

Cheers, Jake
=======================================
Urgling from the sunny and refreshingly green
east end of Swansea Bay.

Martin wrote in
:

When I saw the MZ I lost interest.

Birmingham Small Arms (BSA) have had NO dealings (despite your links) with
the Kraut. BSA produced many things to repel the hun though.

I don't want to appear anti-German, but the *******s deserve their
reputation, they raped and tortured. And sent innocent jewish people to
their shitty gas chambers.