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Thread: THE EDWARDIANS - WHY NOT JOIN US AS THE QUEST CONTINUES - |
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Former Member
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B&B is on me, if you would be kind enough to accept - transportation in Rosie, too We can share the expenses 2:1 when out. Thank you very much Little Mermaid. We accept, but it won't be till late next year I'm afraid. |
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Thank you very much, GM and wife Sue.
Gives us plenty of time to plan. When is late next year? About this time of year? |
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Evening all
A really sunny and warm day here. A Danhaus was one of the prefabricated houses made in Denmark although there were German builders doing similar work. The foundations had to be made previously according to the specifications but then a large lorry appeared early in the morning and by the evening the house could be occupied with just finishing work to be done. I remember watching a television programme of a demonstration of the procedure where a couple, slightly known to me, bought a German house of a similar structure and one watched it go up, perhaps not totally finished but ready for occupation by the evening. For a long time it was difficult to get planning permission for timber constructions although earlier, in Kent and Sussex there were plenty of wooden cottages. My Grandmother lived in one in Sussex, now gone because of road works to get rid of a sharp bend. |
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Former Member
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 I feel somewhat embarrassed, blanco ivan. It seems as if Danhaus is alive and kicking and has outgrown its diapers. Have you been in construction? Were they made from wood then? Danhaus |
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Thank you very much, GM and wife Sue. Gives us plenty of time to plan. When is late next year? About this time of year? Most probably....yes |
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Daylight hours will be getting scarcer, as in Poole plus a little more
as we are more notherhly - but not bad. Would be to the cool side - which should be no problem, maybe wet, - but the Brits invented the umbrella (or could have), but it can also be like this morning report: Good Morning! Con trails the only thing disturbing the blue, blue sky, calm and crisp.  |
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Former Member
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Good morning all
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Former Member
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Moaning all
 Middle of the week already, where do the days go? Sunshine but cool here in the midlands, orf to do some merleing shortly, (sounds like I'm about to meet King Arthur and his Knights)  Grandsons 6th birthday yesterday, I was left to organise party games, the simplest of games was the one they had most fun with including the adults, a straw and a small paper fish each, a piece of A5 with a pond drawn on it taped to the center of the table, you get the Idea!!. Squeals of laughter and delight, little things and pants comes to mind  Have a safe day all .........   Old party Sage |
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Former Member
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I bet you are a really popular 'Granddad'! I can just see you having just as much fun as the 'kids'!!
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I bet you are a really popular 'Granddad'! I can just see you having just as much fun as the 'kids'!! Old Sage [Edit 1 times, last edit by Former Member at Oct 12, 2011 10:48:42 AM] |
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