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If it was a conifer, it's dead anyway...

The latest model Mitsubishi L200 is the most civilized pickup I have driven and would suggest anyone wanting a pickup should test drive one. It is still a pickup, that is what I need for my work, but 450 motorway miles in a day was no hardship. I haven't driven an Amarok, they are just too bloody expensive for a working vehicle, but the 2016 on L200 makes the rest of the market feel extremely dated.

The neighbours.

Was your entry refused for genetic doping?

Like this one. Rules: posts should be 100mm square and no more than 2m apart, posts concreted in at least 60cm deep, supporting 100mm by 50mm joists should be 50cm apart. Sounds difficult but isn't and will be much cheaper than concrete if the slope is significant.

A buried concrete pond could be a problem, but a decent rotavator will at least knock up the desiccated remains of the previous homeowner into nutritious bonemeal.

....or the landscapers weapon of choice, the 14hp rotovator.

Ps: listen CAREFULLY to the instructions from the hire shop and prepare for knackered shoulders.

Three fun games to play tomorrow:

1) At which km will Mr Geraint 'Stabilisers' Thomas first fall off?

2) Which GC contender will lose most time?

3) Who will be Movistar leader at the finish?

Examination papers to be submitted by 50km from the finish.
Answers on a used tenner to Bald Towers, Sussex.

(53km, Bardet, Valverde's doctor)

To be fair to them, the fishermen have a massive perceved self-interest in Brexit. Most people I meet in Old Town are quite the opposite and I suspect we can dispose of Amber Rudd's wafer thin majority at the next election. The surrounding villages (which I have lived in since 87) are predictably to the right of Rees Mogg..

Yep, that's a late Super Record, the internal cable routing is a giveaway. Email the frame number to Gios and they should be able to give you a precise answer. Is it powder coated? If so it won't help the resale value. Just build it up and ride it! Decals are freely available on Ebay.

Block paviours are only about £12/square metre (50 blocks), they don't have to look shite, here's some I did last week.

At last, a positive use for a Conti GP4....

Three windows open on a BMW in glorious scenic Hastings and it didn't get nicked? That is a genuine miracle! Dave at Saabtech on Bridge Rd is helpful and fairly inexpensive if you can't get this sorted with forum help.

Actually, I don't care.

What else can you do in this weather? Polish the Aerodynamic, don Brooklyn team kit and go for a coastal spin, that's what! 53/42 and 13/23 block, no track mitts and Hawaiian Tropic factor 4 oil, just like it was in 1982....

You probably don't, but we want you to so we can hear an heroic saga of cataclysmic storms, drowning marshals, triumph against adversity. And sheep.

Yep, an alien getting behind the wheel of a Ford Focus would definitely say 'fuck, this is shit'.

I miss the days when we raced shopping trollies from the top to the bottom of the Woolwich multi storey car park. I slightly dislike families with value everything but a tenner of scratch cards, everyone needs hope but please feed your kids well first.

The newest pack member, Murphy.

The most aspirational address in Hastings...

Quite possibly the greatest stage in my (long) lifetime and who do we get? Cunton Cuntby. Makes me almost nostalgic for Duffers....

...and the diggers and dumper.

I have no use for that beast of legend, doesn't stop me coveting one though...

Can I join in with 2 3 ton Volvos, a dumper and a road roller?

Amazing, where can I buy one (for a friend)?

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