Bank holiday

[Hybrid]

Gun turrets and guard posts ?

Too right, I keep all my scrap in my garden shed!

 

[Killy Bing]

Working monday......for iain

 

[IDCHAPPY]

Buying a new van tomorrow evening, sorting out insurance etc. Going to a metal festival in Bristol Sat+Sun then sorting out moving everything over to new van on Monday. The wife is working every day!

Busy, busy dude

 

[Ch4 plumbing]

This bank holiday Monday I will be mostly dying my grey hairs with just for men and cleaning my van!

 

[kirkgas]

Moving 1000 blocks from the front of the house to the back along with 2 ton of sand and a ton of chippings. Nice, relaxing bank holiday :rolleyes2:

If this could be reworded as gas work you could get about 50 people along from here to "help them with their portfolio of evidence"

 

[Resolute]

If this could be reworded as gas work you could get about 50 people along from here to "help them with their portfolio of evidence"

I bet none of them are avaliable!

 

[SimonG]

Grand prix, painting, organising new van, garden, buying a bed frame and maybe a bit of paperwork.

But all thats out the window if i win the lottery

 

[Ermintrude]

Grand prix, painting, organising new van, garden, buying a bed frame and maybe a bit of paperwork.

But all thats out the window if i win the lottery

There is a van place over by you, gumtree ladder racks and you get blokes details up, he's got lots of racking systems from transco and BG type operations for reasonable prices.

 

[villa_tom]

It's the last home game of the season on Saturday (thank god) so we are up early and at the cafe for 9, then over to the bookies to put our bets on.

Then home to get showered and ready, meet up at the local about 11 and have a few drinks and then head to a pub near villa park. All the championship games kick off at 12:15 so hopefully we will watch the blues get related

then we will be at the game, once that's over its all back home, changed (probably shower again) and then off to the local again, then a curry, then into town to get well and truly trolled

 

[JCplumb]

Working for my mum tomorrow to finally (after 2 years) fix her low level WC cistern back to the wall - I have no idea what has kept it up this long as the screws have dissapeared, it must be the thickness of the old 1/2" copper that feeds the valve.
Then got kids til Sunday night, then off to swap out a kitchen sink on Monday morning and doing an outside tap for my auntie on the afternoon.
Oh how I will regale the tales of the fun I used to have on bank holidays to my grandchildren one day...