Mark

Mark, the aerial pic is the one, about 1 1/2 mls south of Leysdown on sea, Apparently the area is now favored by nudists, possibly not this time of year though! The houses in the background are Shellness but look nearer in your pictures.

Christ yes just remembered that, we had to walk past the nudist beach very strange, it was full of men and all company vehicles in the car park................................weird.

Mark,

 

The brewers from Reading is genuine, but I am looking at the man nearest with back to camera.......something does not look right about him :confused:

See what you mean, are there coal mines in Reading :confused:

Just reading a book and before the tanks go ino battle the drivers starts up the dynamo..........why ? and what for please.

Shellness?

Correct, the "bunker" overlooks the Swale and Faversham I assume to look for the pending invasion or such like. Shellness I believe was the site of the first powered flight in the UK, I stand to be corrected

Eastchurch ?

A little further on Paul, it still has the sign there and I believe a little museumdedicated to the plane

How do you know that Niel ?

What are the dates again please.

The brewers in Readings is false.

No 'fraid not, has Manston got an Estuary ??

Went for a bit of a walk a couple of months ago and came across this overlooking an estuary in Kent, anyone know where it is, a little clue there was a very famous event there to do with planes

Where and how did that happen Lee :confused::cool2:

There's a bit of history here about it, read on down

http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview/id/386308.html

I found it quite comfortable after the 109

Another question my lightweight was built in 1980 and yes I know they were built for a purpose, but are the mechanics of it the same as a series 2 or 3, 88" or 109" etc. etc. any ideas please.

Where did the fascination for Russian trucks come from Rob

Thank you all for the info

Renold Chain is still going used in many machinery albeit being overtaken by cheaper stuff nowadays, I would imagine that the word cramp is being used to describe a piece of kit we use for joining chains, it fits onto the rollers in the middle of the chain and you pull the chain up by winding a bolt or thumbscrew etc until you can get the connecting link in, they come in various sizes.

Thanks for the replies, now where can I pick up the service stuff I will need plugs points etc, are they thin on the ground or is there a place to get these from :???

Just think Jack, when you lose more hair you will have more advertising space on the front for free :cool2:

Try working at Coke, common sense is not a word/saying they believe in, if they find you using it they fly. :argh:

I believe it has only got it home on Wednesday night and its been crap weather since, will have to have look over the weekend.

Thanks

All you have to do is change the head board :cool2:

Looks a tidy outfit Mark.word of warning watch your elbows on the door locks till you get used to it,it dont half hurt right on the fiunny bone,but it aint funny.and please dont call it a landie.Have you got a Handbook,12/24 volt.CW.

Hi Cat

No have not got a hand book would like one though and it is 24v is that good or bad ???

Well I have sold the Jimmy for business reasons and bought myself a little toy to play with as below with what was left, so it is back to a tent for me in the future......................anyone recommend a good dealer :cool2:

Chin's up lads (Which one you choose at our age) we have survived these before and will do so again, CW has my attitude "finish up here and go touring".