Bob Buzzard

Thank you - I couldn?t help myself.

Rails

Such a relief to know - thanks for the update.

Italy will win tomorrow.

That was a bit odd wasn?t it? I mean how severe was it?

During lockdown I have bashed down my front garden wall with a sledgehammer and made a car parking space for my Saab 95 estate. Should I reverse rear end in or just go straight in front ways?

Defer.

Spray

Lynne Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Am i the only one who thinks spying on your > neighbours is creepy? > Which part of the house next? Peepholes to the > bathroom? > And no, to adverse possession, but a possible yes > to trespass and harassment But, I?m not directly spying in them - all I?ve done is put a small hole in our party wall (which I?m allowed to do as it?s shared) then pointed a motion sensitive light at it, which activates my loft webcam and sends an app alert to my phone if they go in their loft and activate the motion sensitive light. I also have webcams on the front and rear of my house so I can monitor comings and goings on my street, such as Amazon deliveries, and take-out food deliveries.

Hamletter Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Bob, > It's up there with you ham in Hertfordshire query. > Let's have more. It was Herefordshire actually.

No. What I?ve done to monitor their usage of the loft is to install in my loft space a ?Mr Beams? motion sensitive light directed toward the (small) hole in the party wall, then if they go in the loft, the light is triggered and that is then picked by my light sensitive webcam in my loft space and I get an app alert on my iPhone 6s. I haven?t had any app alerts since I installed the system 2 weeks ago, so I know they don?t use their loft.

I?ve removed a few bricks from the party wall with next door, and noticed they don?t seem to use their loft - I don?t see them going in there and there?s only a few boxes of junk in there, some suitcases, chairs, and Christmas decorations. I regularly go in my own loft as it?s been converted to an en-suite bedroom. As they don?t similarly use theirs I was wondering if I went in there and started using it regularly for extra storage if in a few years I could claim it as my own additional loft via adverse possession?

They just ate the ham (previously gammon) for Christmas Eve - it looked very nice.

Yes, will cook the gammon at home and then bring the cooked ham with us there.

Great thank you, so I see that it becomes ham after cooking - thank you.

For Christmas we are going to Herefordshire and we've been asked to bring a ham with us. My wife is vegan and I'm vegetarian. Advice from meat people please: If we bought a free range gammon joint and cooked it would then be ham? Asking because not sure you can buy a free range joint of ham in supermarkets? Sensible answers only please. Thank you.

malumbu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Probably better to walk in future, I expect that > you had a good reason to drive but this is a good > example of short car journeys we should be doing > less of. Yes, I agree walking is the thing.

I?ve just started walking instead.

Lense

No some of the needles are falling off.

Right here, right now.

Scope

Bob Buzzard is here and now.

Well, the tree is in my front room decorated ?35 for a 6' tree.

Popped over to Bishops Offley in the Saab today to cut a nice 6' tree with a nice fragrance.