Daily Fixing and Riding Diary on an Ariel 2021
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Re: Daily Fixing and Riding Diary on an Ariel 2021
Not as fast as they will when our prime minister stops face masks band reasonable spacing being a legality....
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I rode a few miles to Botley where a guy is restoring war time Scammel lorries. I'm going to make some canvas mudflaps for him. Anyway My friends Ferret was parked up so grabbed a photo OP.
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Thats the perfect tool for nowadays traffic!
It has a sobering effect on the rest of the road users
, same effect had my MB508 with its gigantic black bumpers 
It has a sobering effect on the rest of the road users
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Oooh, the Ferret was a favourite vehicle of mine when I started with RCEME. Our version came with a Rolls-Royce 6 cylinder and 5 speed transmission, forward or reverse! Quite a trick learning how to drive using the prisms at 50 mph backwards.
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Most modern SUVs seem to be designed along the same principles… Are you sure it’s not just a Nissan with a green paint-job?
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Funny enough, it looks very heavy but not that big, 
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Should have said 5 speed transmission and a forward/reverse lever and everything was pre-selected, select next gear punch the clutch and as you released it had changed. If you were in forward run into a bit of a situation while out on a recce shove it in reverse hit the clutch drop the prism viewers and hang on. Fun to drive.
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Found myself a local job today in Havent, a paint factory.
The lagger on site had hired some equipment called Aeriel cherry pickers to reach the high pipes, but it wouldn't start!, the company sent an engineer and replaced a fuse but blew again, bad wiring apparently also had a very bad oil leak, All sounds so familiar
On the way home passed a lovely Pub, this sounds familiar also
The lagger on site had hired some equipment called Aeriel cherry pickers to reach the high pipes, but it wouldn't start!, the company sent an engineer and replaced a fuse but blew again, bad wiring apparently also had a very bad oil leak, All sounds so familiar
On the way home passed a lovely Pub, this sounds familiar also
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Did the 'T' drop off ?
Cant find a translation for 'Fores'
in Greek yes, there it means 'again'
so that could be it !
" bring me my Beer again! "
yes I think thats what it means..
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Cant find a translation for 'Fores'
in Greek yes, there it means 'again'
so that could be it !
" bring me my Beer again! "
yes I think thats what it means..
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Or in Latin could also mean : Door
adplicabisque aaron et filios eius ad fores tabernaculi testimonii et lotos aqu
English:
and thou shalt bring Aaron and his sons unto the door of the tabernacle of the congregation, and wash them with water
Door of Bere..
I assume that water would be miraculously transformed in to beer, or was that another guy? eeehh, something with fish and bread ??
adplicabisque aaron et filios eius ad fores tabernaculi testimonii et lotos aqu
English:
and thou shalt bring Aaron and his sons unto the door of the tabernacle of the congregation, and wash them with water
Door of Bere..
I assume that water would be miraculously transformed in to beer, or was that another guy? eeehh, something with fish and bread ??
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