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Hi, we have Victorian wooden windows which we tried to repair minor rotten bits by cutting out and filling with filler like this: https://www.screwfix.com/p/ronseal-wood-filler-white-1kg/261gy

The windows are south-facing and the expansion of the filler doesn't match the wood. It means the repairs have cracked and have either fallen out or the paint has broken.

What is the correct product for filling and fixing?

I would be interested in it, I've often thought about upgrading from an S

There's a piece of chain either side of the headrest, and they can move independently.

You just kneel on the sofa and push it up or down to move it. Ours are quite stiff, but they loosen up over time/with use.

Yeah, found it quite difficult to find something we liked. Preferred the look of a low back sofa but wanted something we could sit back on.

Very pleased with it!

A minor celebration, we've been renovating for 4 years and have just bought our first sofa!

Does anyone have any recommendations for garden Instagram accounts?

We have a small south-facing garden and would like to do something with it, but have no idea where to start looking.

You can drop a cylinder on the ground with the key pointing upwards, and it might pop out enough to get some pliers on the end.

We live just off one of the main roads in and out of Edinburgh, which they have just made 20mph. For the first few weeks people were driving at 30, but that's changing now more people have noticed new signs etc

Most still driving at 23-25mph though

OK cool, appreciate the advice. For argument's sake we are both beginners outside. Hopefully by then we'll have had some days with an instructor, but the weather here looks terrible for the next 2 weeks so it might not happen.

Happy to pay for a guide. Is there a recommendation for where to go?

I definitely still feel like a beginner? We've only been indoors, and would need to spend time on youtube if there was anything other than two carabiners at the top.

I guess a range of grades from 6b to 7b, where it is well climbed, and the ground is flat to make belaying easy?

I have some time off at the end of July, but planning it will be last minute as we're having work done on the house the week before and it might run over.

Does anyone have any recommendations for places for sport climbing for beginners (up to 7b) that is easily accessible from Edinburgh? Happy to go as far as Wales or a last-minute flight if needed.

I've tried making humous, but never managed to get it better than sabra... Tips?!

Could you put a pad in the back of the heel?

Thanks for thinking of me, I ended up winning one on ebay

If you put concrete in, you'll then have more of a problem down the line. Wouldnt you want something easy to take up that can be hidden with the bed/side table?

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Just terrible timing!

Will it be significantly different to a gas fire? We used to run ours inside all the time when the house was more of a building site and had no heating

You don't just want to set it on fire and get going?

I have https://global.danner.com/mountain-light-black.html and pretty much wear them every day of the year. Never felt like they were too warm.

Does anyone have a set of black pedals they would post? Mine failed and put me on the ground pretty hard last week

There's a BBQ place near me in Edinburgh, the smoker was about 2x that size and I'm pretty sure the owner only ran the restaurant so he had an excuse to buy one

I think it doesn't matter, neutral and live both have 2 so don't buy the last point either

It was just from the local health food store (Edinburgh)

This is my new favourite peanut butter, it got more flavour of the skins than most others.

I have a varmillo va88 mac that I don't use if that's any use?