Did I not see a patch of garages at the bottom of your communal garden, or are those on a spectacularly long waiting list and thus filled with Austin A40s, 998 Coopers and the strategic reserve of UNIT SI Landies?
When I say 'shed' I mean 'clear patch amid the piles of dead computers, bits of wood that will come in handy one day and part-dismembered bicycles in the garage.'
It's not a cottage, but it's quiet, has a view of the Buddleia and is thus far distraction-free.
Other than the MTB wanting new wheel bearings. Bugger.
There are worse fates. If you haven't heard it before, see 'Dismissal..' here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_May for an exploit illustrating his essential Good Chap nature.
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There are actually a few very classic motors under tarps down there, alas - none of them are mine
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When I say 'shed' I mean 'clear patch amid the piles of dead computers, bits of wood that will come in handy one day and part-dismembered bicycles in the garage.'
It's not a cottage, but it's quiet, has a view of the Buddleia and is thus far distraction-free.
Other than the MTB wanting new wheel bearings. Bugger.
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At least he didn't vom like Clarkson when taken for a ride by the RAF.
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http://www.bearingboys.co.uk/ourshop/cat_26107-RADIAL-BALL.html
if sealed races are where you're at.
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The bloke in Fred Baker Cycles offered to lend me his set of cone spanners...
... God, maybe I am turning into James May.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_May
for an exploit illustrating his essential Good Chap nature.
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