as above all good tips but if you are interested in some great street food visit Matina in St Nick’s market (which is great on its own) and you are in luck as on Saturday this is on http://www.biamf.co.uk which is a great show of Italian cars bikes and scooter’s all of 200meters from Matina can you guess I like it ?https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Restaurant_Review-g186220-d5889272-Reviews-Matina-Bristol_England.html

never heard of sloped charcoal but everyday is a school day ?

direct and indirect heat works well enough for me but it all depends on what you are cooking I guess

Talking about BBQ was got me thinking what can I cook this week

^^^^ as he said there is no need for height adjustment

^^^^ as he said there is no need for height adjustment

Richards right

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microbial_toxins

There was a piece about this on the R4 news this morning unfortunately I missed the first part but in the second they said i phones are way to much money for the Chinese market as the average wage is $8K US per annum also after Samsung the next biggest manufacturers of phones are Chinese, the program is probably on catch up by now

Whatever

I can’t waste anymore of my time arguing with an idiot

Pacemaker

what is the ball park figure for the 250 class setup excluding tx RX

racing in a multistory carpark sounds like a lot of fun although the crashes must be quite heavy and damaging.

if u read the links and have a basic ability to understand what is written you will see your scaremongering comment is wrong.

Have you tried FPV racing Pacemaker ? I have seen a couple of videos where they were racing through trees which looked like lots of fun.

nice and wordy reply but just admit it you are wrong

the CAA have prosecuted a couple of people so far and the following is a quote from the police

Chief Inspector Nick Aldworth, from the Met’s Specialist Operations Command, and lead officer on the misuse of drones, said the public should be aware of the regulations surrounding drone use.

“As drones become more widely available, it’s important that anyone using this type of small aircraft understands that there are strict regulations on how and where they can be flown and that police, in partnership with the CAA, will look to prosecute anyone who does not follow these rules.

there is more info on restrictions on drones here and the legal situation regarding filming people and the data protection act

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/news/11541504/Where-is-the-legal-line-in-flying-drones.html

https://www.caa.co.uk/Commercial-industry/Aircraft/Unmanned-aircraft/Small-unmanned-aircraft/

Drones are not and have never been toys other than the very small indoor ones.

Model aircraft have been flown for many years safely under the control of the BMFA unfortunately the vast majority of the drones are flown with no regard or knowledge of the law or of safe operation of their craft.

The status quo will not continue if there are more incidents.

^^^ and wasn’t sugar the cause of blocked arteries as it causes the lining to become irritated and causes cholesterol to become attached?. Also wasn’t the link to high cholesterol and heart disease been scattered as the research was found to be flawed.
Or did I dream it all

more info here

Cholesterol & heart disease – there is a relationship, but it’s not what you think

the you are wrong was in reference to your quote

scaremongering

There is no if the CAA are looking into the use of drones (quad copters etc) look at the BMFA website and their bimonthly magazine for more info.

You may not be aware but people are programming a flight path into the onboard autopilots and then sending them off. I have seen a clip of a drone being flown at Weston-super-mare which at some points must have been 3\4 of a mile from the operator defiantly not within visible line of site. Also to fly you need the landowners permission and if used frequently planning permission.

I have watched a guy fly a FPV racing quad and it looks to be lots of fun and have chatted to a coup!e of people who have the required permits to fly drones/quads commercially. They were all concerned about people flying illegally as it will end up on restrictions being introduced.

As for insurance useless flying in a remote location you would be stupid not to have any.

Raising people’s awareness of the dangers and legal position and the fun is detailed here
https://bmfa.org/News/News-Page/ArticleID/2322/Drone-Aware-initiative-launches-at-the-Drone-Show

and hopefully there won’t be a reoccurrence of this,where a young boy lost an eye
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-hereford-worcester-34936739

if you Google cholesterol myth there is lots of info about it

scaremongering. Stay away from people, buildings and aircraft and don’t make money from it, no problems. Issue is only with perceived dangerous use of drones, with a sly streak of protectionism of existing commercial air ops as an underlying theme.

No you are wrong

The CAA are looking at the use of drones with increasing interest due to the illegal operation and complaints they have received. Dangers ? well there are several for one the blades will shred flesh and one dropping from the sky due to a failure isn’t good. Also I bet nearly all the people using them have no insurance or are aware of the law in operating an aircraft. Yes I said aircraft as that is what it is in the eyes of the law and how they and all model aircraft are regulated.
Hopefully the BMFA and the fledgling FPV association with the CAA can sort out some sensible rules and guidance.

why do you think dredging on the Somerset levels has made any difference the vertical drop on the parrot is only 1′ a mile from langport to Bridgewater. Reducing the quick run off into the rivers would make more of a difference as stated by George Monbiot http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/dec/29/deluge-farmers-flood-grouse-moor-drain-land

how can you forget the Bristol Trader ? spent many nights there, may be different now but I hope not

a square of contract flowtex carpet on the floor or similar so when stuff is dropped it doesn’t bounce also nice to stand on in the depths of winter and bare footed in the summer.

Bristol Trader and Laura’s Wine bar were good but that was a long time ago

I have 2 snapon ratchet screwdrivers but don’t use them at all and use instead a long handled screwdriver. Why ? the balance is much better and the ratchet is noisy and pointless YMMV

Huta just get a mono laser printer they are cheap and the quality is ok.

They can be switched off and left for months and still print ok.

Using a print shop is ok but many have a minimum charge of £5-20 and tend to use a normal office colour copier for walk in customers.

Great stuff, get to see my tax paid being spent on the NHS doing fantastic work

As your GF a teacher I would check she is qualified to teach in Scotland and as for Wales check if knowledge of or ability to speak welsh is required in the area first. Good luck with location hunt

I would have to go old school and go with the Fn Fal SLR nice big round to hit the target with and if it all fails a big stick to swing? oh and a hover board to make a quick escape

The traffic in both Cardiff and Bristol is rubbish due to way too many people driving to work, Cardiff edges ahead as if the M4 has a problem you are stuffed with few to no other options. Cardiff’s CBD is compact whilst Bristol is spread out in clumps, both have much the same shops crap and good and both have some rather grotty suburbs. The bay development has made Cardiff a much better place than it used to be.
As to the OP question Exeter and Bristol are very different places go and spend a week in both and see what you think?.

isn’t the hudl 3 due just b4 Xmas?

have you got a link for the engine?

Malvern rider,I like your ute bikes perfect for the job can you post a stw normal pic i.e. in the garden in normal light so I can steal the bits that will suit my bike and needs.I love the bar gloves very practical for the ride to work.

Well for us the cheapo stuff is

Prescription glasses I saved about £200 on the lenses alone and the appointment times are longer than most.
Meat and the quality is excellent
Beers and cider
TVs etc as there is an excellent warranty

some stuff can be had elsewhere cheaper

ODV or if you are hard core Woods

Mr nutt and scruff here are the facts please read them

Christie’s do own the land and have leased it out and have almost doubled the rent in the last 4 years and the council have put up buisness rates by 81%. So who do you think are responsible for an increase in the cost of parking.

personally I would rather the car park was owned by the council and run for the benefit of the community and visitors like the Northam burrows

I really don’t get the but we are local we should get free\cheap access, do you think this should be extended to cities ?

The people who are making lots of money from this are the Cristie estates Devon Trust who own thousands of acre’s in Devon more info below
http://www.northdevonjournal.co.uk//Major-landowner-Christie-Estates-parts-company/story-21211296-detail/story.html

[/quote] One sure fire way to kill North Devon as a tourist destination is to price it out of the reach of locals

^^^ oxymoron locals are not tourists and can you explain why tourists should pay more than locals. A season ticket for low season use would be good but it is a private carpark and has to pay its way

I got a surface mounted LED from screwfix like this but in black
http://www.screwfix.com/p/lap-led-pir-floodlight-grey-10w/7214g

been up a year and works a treat

don’t remove the speed restrictor or use a “dongle” as if you get caught (I know a slim chance but bare with me) you will get lots of points on your driving licence and your bike confiscated as it will be classed as a moped. Boring I know but not as bad as waiting for a bus which has been cancelled in the rain.

Just go to the local flue suppliers and haggle, I found the price online and went to the local suppliers and was quoted retail but it soon changed to normal prices when I said I was paying cash and was fully aware it would be a trade sale (can’t take it back) then fit it yourself it’s not hard just read regulations which are all over the net just search J regs stove. We were quotes £900 just for the flue and it cost all of about £250 and a cake for a mate to go on the roof and drop the liner down.

and numpties moan about the licence fee !

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Sounds about right to me if you are on the road obey the rules if not accept the punishment,foreign motorists face higher fines than UK drivers as they dont get points.

The guy with the tank knew what he was doing its just a cover story to get it past the wife