On Sun, 25 Aug 2013 18:25:47 +0100, Jake
wrote:



For something unusual, have a look through http://www.niwaki.com. Not
cheap at all but secateur-wise, the best pairs (I have two) I've ever
had. They have household as well as garden things.

Looking at that site I recognised the step ladder which Monty used
when pruning his HIGH hedge on Friday night!

Pam in Bristol

Baz wrote in :

Thanks for all of the ideas. Many of them are really tempting, esp. the
hollidays.
My auntie gave me the answer. A Lambretta scooter. Reykha has always wanted
one of he own.
Well I have 3. One which is complete (sx200 mine), and 2(Li150) which I am
slowly getting spares for.
I am in the process of buying her a GP200 in her favourite colour, red.
Just under £2000 and am waiting for DVLA to confirm ownership and milage.
I am pretty confident since it is presently owned by a fellow bike club
member.
I will have that bike here, as soon as I have the word from the DVLA.

Thanks to all.
Baz

Baz are you on the Island now?

Pop in and see us.

Seen quite a few of my Lambrettas this weekend.

LD, LI, GT200.

Still tempted. Sold my Bonny

Mike



"Baz" wrote in message ...

Baz wrote in :

Thanks for all of the ideas. Many of them are really tempting, esp. the
hollidays.
My auntie gave me the answer. A Lambretta scooter. Reykha has always wanted
one of he own.
Well I have 3. One which is complete (sx200 mine), and 2(Li150) which I am
slowly getting spares for.
I am in the process of buying her a GP200 in her favourite colour, red.
Just under £2000 and am waiting for DVLA to confirm ownership and milage.
I am pretty confident since it is presently owned by a fellow bike club
member.
I will have that bike here, as soon as I have the word from the DVLA.

Thanks to all.
Baz

On 26/08/2013 12:58, Baz wrote:
Baz wrote in :

Thanks for all of the ideas. Many of them are really tempting, esp. the
hollidays.
My auntie gave me the answer. A Lambretta scooter. Reykha has always wanted
one of he own.
Well I have 3. One which is complete (sx200 mine), and 2(Li150) which I am
slowly getting spares for.
I am in the process of buying her a GP200 in her favourite colour, red.
Just under £2000 and am waiting for DVLA to confirm ownership and milage.
I am pretty confident since it is presently owned by a fellow bike club
member.
I will have that bike here, as soon as I have the word from the DVLA.

Thanks to all.
Baz

Glad youv'e found an answer.
Though I thought that a Lambretta was what French sheep wore on their heads.

On Mon, 26 Aug 2013 11:32:23 +0200, Martin wrote:

And. no doubt, he's been through 4 fork handles!

and hoes.

'o's, other wise it doesn't work the 'ose pipe or panty 'ose, the
wanted item is a letter O.

And the first bit is wrong as well should be "for' khandles" as in
handles for forks.

One of the all time classic comedy sketches along with the Dead
Parrot.

--
Cheers
Dave.

David Hill wrote in
:

On 26/08/2013 12:58, Baz wrote:
Baz wrote in :

Thanks for all of the ideas. Many of them are really tempting, esp.
the hollidays.
My auntie gave me the answer. A Lambretta scooter. Reykha has always
wanted one of he own.
Well I have 3. One which is complete (sx200 mine), and 2(Li150) which
I am slowly getting spares for.
I am in the process of buying her a GP200 in her favourite colour,
red. Just under £2000 and am waiting for DVLA to confirm ownership
and milage. I am pretty confident since it is presently owned by a
fellow bike club member.
I will have that bike here, as soon as I have the word from the DVLA.

Thanks to all.
Baz

Glad youv'e found an answer.
Though I thought that a Lambretta was what French sheep wore on their
heads.


Must be lost in translation then.

On 2013-08-26 15:08:42 +0000, Baz said:

David Hill wrote in
:

On 26/08/2013 12:58, Baz wrote:
Baz wrote in :

Thanks for all of the ideas. Many of them are really tempting, esp.
the hollidays.
My auntie gave me the answer. A Lambretta scooter. Reykha has always
wanted one of he own.
Well I have 3. One which is complete (sx200 mine), and 2(Li150) which
I am slowly getting spares for.
I am in the process of buying her a GP200 in her favourite colour,
red. Just under £2000 and am waiting for DVLA to confirm ownership
and milage. I am pretty confident since it is presently owned by a
fellow bike club member.
I will have that bike here, as soon as I have the word from the DVLA.

Thanks to all.
Baz

Glad youv'e found an answer.
Though I thought that a Lambretta was what French sheep wore on their
heads.


Must be lost in translation then.

Biretta. Hat worn by priests.
--
Sacha
www.hillhousenursery.com
South Devon

In article ,
Martin wrote:
On Mon, 26 Aug 2013 23:33:42 +0100, sacha wrote:

Glad youv'e found an answer.
Though I thought that a Lambretta was what French sheep wore on their
heads.

Must be lost in translation then.

Biretta. Hat worn by priests.

in Italy too.

Notes for travellers. If an Italian is wearing either a biretta
or a beretta, he should be addressed as monsignor.


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.

David Hill wrote in
:

On 26/08/2013 12:58, Baz wrote:
Baz wrote in :

Thanks for all of the ideas. Many of them are really tempting, esp.
the hollidays.
My auntie gave me the answer. A Lambretta scooter. Reykha has always
wanted one of he own.
Well I have 3. One which is complete (sx200 mine), and 2(Li150) which
I am slowly getting spares for.
I am in the process of buying her a GP200 in her favourite colour,
red. Just under £2000 and am waiting for DVLA to confirm ownership
and milage. I am pretty confident since it is presently owned by a
fellow bike club member.
I will have that bike here, as soon as I have the word from the DVLA.

Thanks to all.
Baz

Glad youv'e found an answer.
Though I thought that a Lambretta was what French sheep wore on their
heads.


I thought a Ford was a shallow place in a river or stream.
I also thought that a Hillman was not an imp.
Viva meant alive.

Cheers, David.

Baz

Glad youv'e found an answer.
Though I thought that a Lambretta was what French sheep wore on their
heads.


I thought a Ford was a shallow place in a river or stream.
I also thought that a Hillman was not an imp.
Viva meant alive.

Cheers, David.

Baz


Any more like that and you will be Lambasted.

Pam Moore wrote:

[ http://www.niwaki.com. ]

Looking at that site I recognised the step ladder which Monty used
when pruning his HIGH hedge on Friday night!

I noticed that ladder, and was wondering if I should get one of
that design. Currently I work rather too close to the top of my
existing steps for some pruning tasks, and caravan roof cleaning.

Clearly I don't want one that is too big, but since the safe
standing height is 2 or 3 steps from the top (what do they put
the other steps there for?) I'm not sure if I would be any better
off, and could end up with an expensive white elephant that was
unwieldy and difficult to store.

Chris
--
Chris J Dixon Nottingham UK


Plant amazing Acers.

On 29/08/2013 13:28, Chris J Dixon wrote:
Pam Moore wrote:

[ http://www.niwaki.com. ]

Looking at that site I recognised the step ladder which Monty used
when pruning his HIGH hedge on Friday night!

I noticed that ladder, and was wondering if I should get one of
that design. Currently I work rather too close to the top of my
existing steps for some pruning tasks, and caravan roof cleaning.

Clearly I don't want one that is too big, but since the safe
standing height is 2 or 3 steps from the top (what do they put
the other steps there for?) I'm not sure if I would be any better
off, and could end up with an expensive white elephant that was
unwieldy and difficult to store.

Chris

The extra steps are to hang your basket, bucket, tin of paint etc. from
or for those wanting them for suicide.