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Indeed, but it's all about perception - unfortunately...

An emergency landing now, as a result of an apparent smoke detection incident - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-21038128 - there'll be some meetings going on..!

Be reasonable.

It was a 'her' and she seems to have been injured as a result - judge ye not - we've all done that sort of thing when we've had a few...

Just a matter of time...

Delivery caught on camera..

Shergar?

A quote from an appropriately named source in the signature on that post, Garf...

From now on, alcohol will only be served with food..

Does look like he will 'fess up - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-21024288 - all sorts of people are going to want their money back - it will be a good time to be a lawyer....

Continental Modeller had a series on Thai railways a few years ago.

Hopefully, this silliness will Peter out soon.

She can cook outside on the barbecue when the snow's gone, surely..?

Great stuff. Even the weather seemed better..!

Or even a Sunday night - http://www.rte.ie/news/2013/0114/longford-town-shooting.html - ?

Oi! I'm not that old, you know..!

First thing I ever drove.. ..Swedish UN chap let me have a go - I was 14, I think..

And an i-pad defibrillator - http://www.firstaidwarehouse.co.uk/xpp-ipad_semi_automatic_defibrillator.html

I built a layout for a friend in a concrete garage, unheated, and then extended out under a boarded-in car-port - virtually outside, except from being sheltered from the rain. For the winter months, there could be problems with bad connection from the track, especially if it wasn't run for a few days. The bit under the car-port suffered with the rails contracting in the cold at the same time as the wood expanded with the damp and vice versa in the summer - the bit in the garage didn't suffer as badly, though the runs were shorter in there. Stock-wise, there was little problem. Conditions in an attic are unlikely to be more extreme, this one was almost 'outside'... Another friend has a large layout in a (very) well-insulated attic and all is fine.

Yes, that's more like it - the other one had several different names over the years..

That scene just has to be recreated..!

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0044658/

Might be worth a try, though - no sign of any reserve... One of them is Campeltown - if it turns out to be knackered we could just run it into St Nazaire on March 28th and blow it up - although last year would have been a better anniversary, round figures and all that... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/St_Nazaire_Raid

Indeed - 'tis a big beast. If you have any money left - https://www.gov.uk/commercial-sale-of-type-22-frigates - this would help to avoid the ferry costs....

Cosford is well worth a visit - full of weird stuff. http://www.rafmuseum.org.uk/cosford/things-to-see-and-do/on-display.aspx?museum=Cosford&location=Research+%26+Development And it's free - except for the car-park... ...or on the day of the Air Display. The chaps that brought O'Connell Street over for Warley went there.