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How interesting! I haven't studied this much but B&Q have a shed for 2 wheelie-bins in tasteful green and brown plastic for £110. Ideally I need something for three bins, let me know how you get on. -
That is pricey, have you thought about getting shares in the company (P&O?) that way you may be able to get a discount on journeys.Originally posted by SimonMac View PostJust over £900
£900 I'd rather spend on hotels in France during the drive down.Comment
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Combination of the summer holidays, going for a long period of time and also picking good sailing times to allow an easier drive in SpainOriginally posted by Antman View PostThat is pricey, have you thought about getting shares in the company (P&O?) that way you may be able to get a discount on journeys.
£900 I'd rather spend on hotels in France during the drive down.Originally posted by Stevie Wonder BoyI can't see any way to do it can you please advise?
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Fly back to blighty later today.
Sat: General errand running, mow lawn, eat pork, drink wine.
Sun: Mostly pottering, might pop round to see the oldies
Basically having a quiet one.Comment
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Bizarrely I saw some at our b&q too. I say "bizarrely" because our local authority haven't supplied us with wheelie bins. We still have the old traditional dustbins.Originally posted by Antman View PostHow interesting! I haven't studied this much but B&Q have a shed for 2 wheelie-bins in tasteful green and brown plastic for £110. Ideally I need something for three bins, let me know how you get on.
We've recently re fenced the back yard so my first choice would be a wooden unit I can paint to match our fence.Comment
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Friends coming around on Sat p.m. for a BBQ to christen our patio.
The way Mrs Scrag works before such an occasion you'd think it was royalty coming.
And tomorrow we will be taking it easy.Never has a man been heard to say on his death bed that he wishes he'd spent more time in the office.Comment
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