SteamyTea

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A place that you pass through often then.

Been a long day behind the wiper blades.

I turned my wipers on at 4:55, and turned them off at 18:02, 617 miles in the (expletive deleted)ing rain, which was at its worst around Bristol. Avonmouth bridge was well soggy.

There will be quite a bit of air in the mixture, and over time it will shrink a bit. Some things are not worth modelling, just get some materials in and start mixing. Now I assume you are thinking of a standard imperial oil drum (45 imp gal) as opposed to a US oil drum (55 US gal, or 46 imp gal). Or somewhere between 205 and 208 litres. I used to listen to 208 MW when I lived in France, was one of the only English speaking music channels we could get.

They will need to ramp up launches to a couple a week to catch up with SpaceX though.

About 2 grand

This one is around itself in Tehidy.

Sun pipes/tubes usually have a vented top dome to reduce condensation. The brush seal usually fails after a while and insects get in. The design may have changed as it was last century that I was involved with them.

You have some trees, rare for the North Coast.

Isn't that just a skylight.

Is that to stop any chance of voltage leaking back down the grid when there is a fault?

Isn't GIT used for tracking projects. I have never used it, but have downloaded a copy to see what it is all about. Most 'office' software has version control built in.

BS9991 was updated in November 2024. https://ww3.rics.org/uk/en/journals/built-environment-journal/bs-9991-fire-safety-guidance.html Quick overview here: https://knowledge.bsigroup.com/products/fire-safety-in-the-design-management-and-use-of-residential-buildings-code-of-practice-2

I hope you are going to insulate and fit a draft skirt.