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Just treated the Mog to another session with Polytrol, a magic colour restoring fluid, as the grp wings had faded again… looks great, again! Had to get the car back into the garage quickly, as the heavens opened!

Worth the visit, though a warm day might…would… have been better! It was a Mog day out….and some Mogs had travelled there roofless! Built over 200 years ago, the windmill still produces flour, and I will let you know how … Continue reading →

with my pal Roger. 43 bus into Sheff, tram to Shalesmoor, to visit Kelham Island Museum. Felt weary, so called in to the Fat Cat….then a nice walk around the museum, where you learn something new every visit, then round … Continue reading →

basically, to see the Boss in action in a concert. A pal and I went to The Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre…. https://www.lincsaviation.co.uk/ while the wives were at rehearsal, then this morning, we all went to the Lincoln Museum of Life…https://www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/heritage-and-tourism/museum-of-lincolnshire-life/ … Continue reading →

The National Tramway museum has just opened after the winter break…so we went tram riding today…called back into Bakewell. Score: Jane 1 chips, Me: One double scoop waffle with rum and raisin. Oh, and you can guess what I bought … Continue reading →

going through some photos taken while I was a competitor with the Mog…these are a few notable ones!

My pal from the local Morgan group knew of the bother I am currently having with my Landie engine, amd found this for me when he was in Cape Town last month! Vroom vroom! Thanks Mike Lynch! Brill!

This was with the walking group, 26 hardy souls setting off from Shillito Woods car park for a bracing enjoyable walk in the winter sun. Crossing the road we went right along muddy paths through Ramsley Moor crossing the ancient … Continue reading →

We decided to have the conservatory roof insulated, hopefully to make it into a room we can use year-round. It looks great, and I am sure it is already warmer in there!

Years ago, I occasionally sailed a pal’s canal boat from one place to another. One time, daughter Em and I were cruising along the River Nene, and stopped to take a photo of this place: Fotheringhey… before carrying on down … Continue reading →