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  • Singletrack Kitchen: Pub Bike Gumbo
  • Smudger666
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    we were there two weeks ago and apart from the 'butt clenchingly terrifying' Gondola ride – was fantastic – even in the wet, theres a suprising amount of grip on the boardwalk.

    I forgot my shoes so had to buy some from Nevis bikes – as we were chattng to the lady in the shop, we asked 'hows the new red run?' – the answer….

    'Black'!

    Smudger666
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    I used specsavers 2weekly disposable – take out & soak nightly, swap sets every two weeks. £15/month Direct debit.

    I've found them very comfortable and easy to wear. I've slept in the,m once or twice and apart from dry eyes later in the second day, no real problems.

    I guess from the range of experiences above, the best advice is to see if you can get free trial from the optician.

    Smudger666
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    Elite – BBC
    Doom – PC
    Supercars II – Amiga
    Call of Duty 4 – Xbox360
    Asherons's Call – MMORPG PC <– I've been clean for almost 4 years now :)

    Smudger666
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    Jura Impressa F70 – possibly stretching the budget but I Lurve it.

    for cappuccino's there is an optional milk frother that lets you set the frothiness of the milk from latte to almost pure froth.

    Smudger666
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    Mike

    Done a simulation based on the info you gave me – is there somewhere i can send you the PDF output?

    just so you know, i work for Graham/Jewsons as their renewable energy rep for Scotland.

    Mike

    Smudger666
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    You can get insulated plasterboard that adds about 25mm to the thickness of the plasterboard. if you are stripping back that much then i would recommend it – have a chat to jewsons – they will be able to advise regarding whats available – insulation isnt my main area – solar is :)

    is the boiler natural gas or is it oil/LPG? are you thinking of solar in order to save money or are you doing it for the carbon reduction? if its natural gas, and you are doing it to save money – spend the money on better insulation/double glazing/more efficient boiler. if you are a tree-hugger (like me) then solar thermal is a good way to reduce your carbon footprint.

    If you can let me know the postcode/direction & pitch of the roof, number of people and type of fuel you will be using, i can do a detailed analysis of what your system is likley to do for you.

    Smudger666
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    <—- fears he may disappoint.

    Smudger666
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    Knobblys?

    Smudger666
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    lol @ jontawn – cruel but true :)

    Smudger666
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    Now: Cowdenbeath

    via: Yorkshire, Inverness, Aberdeen

    also new to the forums

    Smudger666
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    The witches trails start at the same same point as the gondola so plenty of riding of a less severe nature.

    Did the red last week – the 'red' rating is a bit misleading – red and a half would be more accurate – but its great fun.

    this might help

    http://www.ridefortwilliam.co.uk/trailsdb.asp?trailId=1

    Smudger666
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    Grohe is excellent quality – one of the better brands.

    good build quality, good performance.

    cant comment on the B&Q – dont use B&Q <– my competition :)

    Smudger666
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    wish i was rocketdog

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