i always try to not do as i,m told. so using capital letters is one i cant be bothered to press the button .
sunny again so been out for a nice ride on my m,bike.
every now and again you could feel the warmth shining down even through my jacket.
dry roads and not quite so busy today.
lots of nice places to travel to in uk if the weather holds out but best not go to wales or even past bristol birmingham ,london. might not even go abroad to devon. just stay here in kernow.
I think we already knew that bit, Alan........
Looks like i might have to start using capital s .Does seem i get no answer if i dont use them. HEE>HEE.
Is a bit quiet on here has everyone got locked up or locked down syndrome .
OK, OK, I'll rise to the bait. Happy now?

.................. and you actually managed to use them in most of the right places.

All that apart, Lockdown Syndrome included, it's our turn to have a lovely sunny day, a bit of a fresh breeze but nice to be outside - where I'm trying to fit and wire 2 new 160 watt solar panels, on a old, slightly lumpy-bumpy, motorhome roof - and if you think tha's not normal, when was the last time y
The only unknown outcome is what ends up with the most Sikaflex attached: me, my brother, or the camper roof! (yes, we are more than a metre apart, the panel is 1.4 metres long

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Regarding the Lockdown Syndrome: I think a lot of folk are getting the 'same old, same old' syndrome as much as anything else. The infection level comes down, the idiots get let loose - and up it goes again, whilst Boris et al bumble along, contradicting themselves and the scientists. Meanwhile some community leaders get greedy and threaten anarchy to try and get a bigger share than the rest of us.
Manchester is one of the worst, if not the worst, for ignoring the rules, has been since Day One, has a huge transmission rate of the virus and is whingeing the most about the hospitality industry suffering as a result............because they all want to go in the pubs, get pi**ed, go into the streets and other people's homes to party and raise the transmission rate still higher - to increase the restriction level.......... so they can ignore it. A bit ironic that the beer sellers are making the most noise about being affected. They are at least part of the cause.
I have to say, listening to Andy Burnham whingeing on was like listening to a 1960s trade union spokesman, hell bent as they were on destroying what remained of the knackered, mismanaged British industries.
I'm sorry but you brought it on yourselves. Deal with it!
Will