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jims-terrano
28-08-2016, 10:02
Hi all, where's everyone gone. I'm guessing it's the Bank Holiday!

Is anyone doing anything interesting?

I'm supposed to be fixing the wifes truck but today is a day out. I'm going to see the Vulcan Hanger Tour at what used to be RAF Finningley now Robin Hood Airport. Although it no longer flies they still run it as a museum and the occasional engine runs. There's also a Canbera aircraft which is the trusts next project to get airworthy.

What's everyone else doing?

Blocky10
28-08-2016, 10:19
Morning Jim. I'm sat out the sun atm waiting for the rest to wake up!
Might have a go at filling the hole in the bathroom sink today as clouds are rolling in.
Think the girls want to go shopping so I'll try and avoid that:augie
No plans for anything more except food and ale.:thumbs

Lazy-Ferret
28-08-2016, 10:24
We are at the Great Dorset Steam Fair for the next few days.

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Blocky10
28-08-2016, 10:51
We are at the Great Dorset Steam Fair for the next few days.

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Lovely. Weather ok down there?:thumb2

don simon
28-08-2016, 13:02
Just got in from a couple of hours on the bike, chilling out to the Belgian GP (not chilling to Kodi dropping out from time to time).
Will be doing a bit of work on the truck bed later & trying to work out the best place to put a fridge..
Tomorrow another couple of hours on the bike then maybe a trip out to Hilbre Island depending on tide times or a run out to Bala and Chirk Quarry to have a nose at the pay'n'play sites.
I grew up a couple of miles from Chirk and never knew there was a quarry there, mines yes, a quarry no. :nenau

Lazy-Ferret
28-08-2016, 13:03
It's been fantastic, almost too hot, but today is a bit of light drizzle.

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Southampton Lad
28-08-2016, 14:14
Grey n' orrible 'ere...typical Bank Holiday weather.

This afternoon has all the hallmarks for being an afternoon to stick in an old Betty Hutton or Jack Warner film. :thumbs

Blocky10
28-08-2016, 14:48
Weather here has been mid 30s. Today started off sunny, clouded over and then hell of a shower and now the sun's back:cool:

rustic
28-08-2016, 14:54
Done some stuff in garden now replacing one of two double glazed sealed units in the conservatory, misted, what a piece of hopeless technology, designed to fail lol. got the old one out, now lunch break.

:thumb2

panelbeater
28-08-2016, 15:26
at clacton on sea to watch the 25th year air display.been away a month so time to rest with a few home brews.been sunny and hot as is today.

johnb5177
28-08-2016, 19:11
Massive thunder storm early morning, then back to 30degC+ normality.......too hot.

Drove out to a lovely village by a delightful river, where a 'Vide Grenier/Brocante' was taking place. Basically a car boot/antiques sale........I manage to resist buying worse stuff that I've ever given away......:nenau

But.....it is an amazing community event, for young and old, a chance to meet friends have a bite to eat and a few pressions.....:thumb2:thumb2

jims-terrano
28-08-2016, 19:36
Back from the Vulcan Experience, great hanger tour and nice to see the Canbera before it is returned to the skies. Well worth it guys if you ever get the chance to go.

briggie
28-08-2016, 20:20
I'm at home studying :rolleyes:........... my ed urts :o

zippy656
28-08-2016, 20:48
I'm at home studying :rolleyes:........... my ed urts :o

Best have a coco, got to bed

zippy656
28-08-2016, 20:49
I'm at home studying :rolleyes:........... my ed urts :o

Its only dot to dots he's doing.

jims-terrano
28-08-2016, 21:06
He's got me thinking, is it the old "M0" briggie:thumbs

briggie
28-08-2016, 21:55
He's got me thinking, is it the old "M0" briggie:thumbs

yup :doh

jims-terrano
28-08-2016, 22:11
yup :doh

:thumbs:thumbs:thumbs

Good luck Pete, you can do it.

briggie
29-08-2016, 08:34
:thumbs:thumbs:thumbs

Good luck Pete, you can do it.

trying to get my head around the maths primer :o , I didn't realise it was written in Swahili :augie:lol

jims-terrano
29-08-2016, 09:25
trying to get my head around the maths primer :o , I didn't realise it was written in Swahili :augie:lol

It's not, it's double dutch :lol

rustic
29-08-2016, 09:32
trying to get my head around the maths primer :o , I didn't realise it was written in Swahili :augie:lol

I had to look this up, but is this it...?:nenau

http://www.mds975.co.uk/Content/maths_primer-rsgb.pdf

With my engineering backgrond I am familiar with it, make sure you have a scientific calculator, the Casio ones for GCSE are fine. Wilko Argos etc That's if you are allowed to use a calculator in the exam lol.

If you can't get your head around it, post which bit, I'm fluent in Swahilli lol :thumb2

If you have any friends whose kids have recently done "A" level maths or Physics, they would be able to help.
Some GCSE sylabus cover some of it, but unless they are going on to study "A" level maths or Physics they will have little interest in it, let alone be able to explain it. lol

You might find this useful.
https://www.mathsisfun.com/index-notation-powers.html

Good luck, best regards,
Richard

macabethiel
29-08-2016, 11:33
I had to look this up, but is this it...?:nenau

http://www.mds975.co.uk/Content/maths_primer-rsgb.pdf

With my engineering backgrond I am familiar with it, make sure you have a scientific calculator, the Casio ones for GCSE are fine. Wilko Argos etc That's if you are allowed to use a calculator in the exam lol.

If you can't get your head around it, post which bit, I'm fluent in Swahilli lol :thumb2

If you have any friends whose kids have recently done "A" level maths or Physics, they would be able to help.
Some GCSE sylabus cover some of it, but unless they are going on to study "A" level maths or Physics they will have little interest in it, let alone be able to explain it. lol

You might find this useful.
https://www.mathsisfun.com/index-notation-powers.html

Good luck, best regards,
Richard

Calculators Ha Ha when I sat my Chemical Engineering finals as Calculators were in the calculating room and measured about 2 ft x 3 ft with LED displays to 20 decimal places no one could use one as they were not pocket size and the Sinclair Cambridge had not been invented yet.

We were allowed to take in Log Tables, Log to base "e" tables and of course a slide rule !
I had a Faber Castelle Novo Duplex that meant if you used the reverse side it was equivalent to a 24 inch slide rule. It cost me a fortune back then £12. 19s 11p sold it on flea bay a few years back for £40 odd quid.

briggie
29-08-2016, 21:40
I had to look this up, but is this it...?:nenau

http://www.mds975.co.uk/Content/maths_primer-rsgb.pdf

With my engineering backgrond I am familiar with it, make sure you have a scientific calculator, the Casio ones for GCSE are fine. Wilko Argos etc That's if you are allowed to use a calculator in the exam lol.

If you can't get your head around it, post which bit, I'm fluent in Swahilli lol :thumb2

If you have any friends whose kids have recently done "A" level maths or Physics, they would be able to help.
Some GCSE sylabus cover some of it, but unless they are going on to study "A" level maths or Physics they will have little interest in it, let alone be able to explain it. lol

You might find this useful.
https://www.mathsisfun.com/index-notation-powers.html

Good luck, best regards,
Richard

the bit from page one onwards :augie:lol

makeitfit
30-08-2016, 00:37
I have been mainly competing in the National F18 catamaran event. 3days racing :D
Back to the Black Pearl tomorrow after work for a rest :cool:

solarman216
30-08-2016, 00:47
Ah wondered if you had been racing this year!, I do not know how you find the time, I struggle to get off road at the mo, gutted a 3 bed house two weeks ago and got 4 weeks left to finish, so been working this W/E, every room has to be re-plastered including over tack all ceilings and skim, got plasterers and decorators in and a knock through next Sat, full kitchen to fit as well as full CH and re wire, will I make it? hope so, Rick

Terrano Steve
30-08-2016, 07:00
Barbeque with family on Sunday Loaded up the bikes & took the kids out on the trails Monday

makeitfit
30-08-2016, 10:21
Ah wondered if you had been racing this year!, I do not know how you find the time, I struggle to get off road at the mo, gutted a 3 bed house two weeks ago and got 4 weeks left to finish, so been working this W/E, every room has to be re-plastered including over tack all ceilings and skim, got plasterers and decorators in and a knock through next Sat, full kitchen to fit as well as full CH and re wire, will I make it? hope so, Rick
I decided a few years back that life is too damn short to miss out on stuff. Sometimes I switch phone off and don't work.
You'll fix it Rick 😎

don simon
30-08-2016, 12:49
Joined the masses who headed off to Hilbre Island.
http://imgur.com/DY80lR3
http://imgur.com/DY80lR3

It's a fair old trek from the mainland.
http://imgur.com/Uvgti2u
http://imgur.com/a/vqodU

I could happily live here though (it's a short boat ride from N. Wales).

http://imgur.com/hAYhzLS
http://imgur.com/hAYhzLS