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Spring is definitely sprung. Barbie yesterday in the new pergola on tbe new patio.

Good news indeed.

Thank you all, despite all the wonderful sorcery i might be favouring the clean track, wheels and pick ups. :o I used to be in that school of thought but HM7000 showed me the error of my ways with their plug in stay alives. I now fit them the every loco regardless of wheel arrangement - 72 and coun...

This thread talks to this decoder I reckon - https://www.newrailwaymodellers.co.uk/Forums/viewtopic.php?t=56008 It notes the connector is a 7 pin only (no green wire to the plug) and that the purple and green wires are actually function outputs not stay alive connections, which if present would be r...

Walkingthedog wrote: ↑Mon Mar 10, 2025 10:50 am Where do they come from?

There is a country estate about 1/2 mile down the road, so likely they are from there. They pitch up every now and then and wind everyones dogs up.

Spring is sprung a bit more 06:21 this morning, woke the dogs up.

Sad. RIP.

It is nicely made - hexagonal, all aluminium extrusions. Instructions are pretty good, but due to many captive bolts, you have to follow the build sequence to the letter, or find yourself taking some of it to bits to install the missed bolts. I might post a picture when its done. Edit: - job done . ...

Spring is sprunging and my greenhouse flat pack just arrived to coincide with a spell of decent weather. Guess what SWMBO will have me doing today.

Our town centre is dying. Homebase went in favour of the Range. The banks are closing with talk of the post office going as well. All we have are charity shops, vape shops, phone shops, hairdressers up the ying-yang, tat parlours and coffee shops with estate agents as back stop. The local council do...