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[Retired]

Hi,

Thanks Big Al, I doubt you've forgotten what the weather is like up here after living on top of the world in Queensbury?

Earlier the wind was driving something against the front door as I typed; I don't know if it was rain or sleet but there was a lot of it and now the sun is shining but it won't last; even with good sealing around the door I keep feeling an icy blast when the wind hits it.

Its a pity I can't stuff a Lancashire boiler in the garage and ask Lawrence to supply wagon loads of his logs.

If I can't get into the workshop at least I can start the write up covering the new veneering project; not only is it cold here but with two jumpers and a heavy leather coat my arms are becoming tired due to the weight; what a truly wonderful life I lead; once the weather warms up I'll be down a trench digging in sticky wet clay; Bron and I would move but think perhaps we would only be swapping one set of problems for another set of problems. Three score year and ten we are put on earth to suffer; does this mean in four years I can start to enjoy myself?

Kind regards, Col.