saxonborg
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Probably cut them in half.Don't you mean sixpences?
Probably cut them in half.Don't you mean sixpences?
When you can see the dampness Annie your meter is pretty pointless. Also it appears that this was created by abnormal weather, rather than a leak in the van.I catch up with these threads when I can’t sleep highly entertaining but feel a little let down that chatting about damp and nobody has mentioned a damp meter so here goes,
Damp meter!.
Now there was a silver 3 pence, very very tiny.Don't you mean sixpences?
Good point Annie.I catch up with these threads when I can’t sleep highly entertaining but feel a little let down that chatting about damp and nobody has mentioned a damp meter so here goes,
Damp meter!.
Id sent you one but it would leave me short on my pension pot.I sit corrected, I being a mere boy compared to you fossils had never heard of them, only the 6d.
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Do you remember the silver 3 p bits Rob.
It was a tongue in cheap CHEEK answer I know that one is not required in this situation a thrupenny bit or a farthing is not required either but they snook in there,When you can see the dampness Annie your meter is pretty pointless. Also it appears that this was created by abnormal weather, rather than a leak in the van.
How cruel, poor Annie. I can think of nothing worse.Good point Annie.
Cheap goes down well on here Annie, don’t know about the cheerful bit though.It was a tongue in cheap answer I know that one is not required in this situation a thrupenny bit or a farthing is not required either but they snook in there,
For many years we had a silver threepenny bit which Mum put in the Christmas Pudding.Do you remember the silver 3 p bits Rob.
Folk used to drill holes through them Trev, put string through the hole and wear them round their necks.Now there was a silver 3 pence, very very tiny.
It here was known as a sign of prosperity to have one in the pocket or to give to someone.For many years we had a silver threepenny bit which Mum put in the Christmas Pudding.
Whoever got it would swap it for an ordinary one, and the silver one went back in the drawer for another year.
Van was damp checked just a few weeks ago and apart from a bit of damp in the woodwork in the corners of the bottom of the garage its fine. I had the dinette window panelling and seals done though at that time. All good now. Seems loads better today. Will be out all day though so will see tonight!