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Ahhh, i see. Excellent work.

I might have missed it, but what are you making that needs all those gaskets?

Ive no idea what most of this chat is about, never mind what it means, but thats looking like a nice space. Like the drainage arrangement.

Gotta love companies that are completely disorganised. Hopefuly it will all come together, albeit no doubt with your active involvement. Meanwhile i look at the blue sky in one of the pics, and the no doubt, accompanying warm weather, with jealousy.

Coming along nicely. The asthetics of a tiled roof are hard to beat.

Thats turned out real nice!

How did i miss this first time round? Anyway, good work. House and garage. Understand entirely your comments about garage size. Its just not something estate agents grasp. I resolved this by only looking for small holdings with ancillary buildings. Took a while but got there in the end. I...

You will be in for the long haul, as theres other projects in front of that!

Ahh, the old 6 or 12 vane conundrum. In reality i think its well established now, that at speed, there is minimal airflow over the rad. A chin spolier fixes that. As i found out on my revious stag. Quite remararkable to be honest.

Whilst midway through lawn re-instatement, whilst perusing ebay i found a must buy. Those who are paying attention will know that ive bought a chevy truck for a full hot rod build. However, thats going to be a while before i get to it. But, well, you know.................... So, some...

Im liking this!

Congratulations. Both the sale and retirement. Everyone wants to sell their business. Most dont succeed. Someone has to want to buy it. So an excellent result. Something tells me this wont be a sitting around kind of retirement though. I sold the business back in '21, but stayed on to run it...

Looks like builders inability to understand insulation extends beyond the UK!! Hopless. I mean, how hard is it to understand insulation needs to be a continous layer? If air can circulate freely both sides, its not insulation anymore. And dont ever start mentioing dew points and condensation...

Plenty of flooding in various parts of wales today.

Having got back home, we were having, probably the driest summer ever. The ground here is hopeless and even in summer, often not firm enough for machinery to venture out. This year, more like concrete. So time to crack on and do a bit of landscaping, drainage and paths. The grass area near the...

Life tends to get in the way of progress on jobs like these. Im sure, you will get it done.

Well, summer passed in a whirlwind of activity which sadly resulted in zero updates here. I shall attempt to drag things up to date again. At the beginning of June, just after my last post, we went o a trip to the south of france in the Stag with a group of other triumphs. Absolutely fantastic...

Excelllent work. Looking really smart

In my last post i referred to another automotive purchase. This one has been a long time coming. Whilst i have a few "light" restorations and resurrections to do, i really want to build one last "proper" project. Though im not likely to start on it it soone, ive been after this one for a long...

A distinct lack of updates here. This Atlas project seems to be taking over my life. Along with some of the outdoor jobs now the weather has improved. Dryest sunniest spring ever. Apparantly. Anyway, whilst out buying another car, well another pick up (more on that later) a road closure forced...