Gone West

We had 185L heated by EASHP to 45C and the 'two of us' never ran out of DHW in the three years we lived there.

No, the team laying the concrete asked where they could put the excess and washout, and we had bulk bags lying around. There wasn't that much really.

We just used bulk bags, which all the excess concrete and washout went into. Excess water drained out of the bottom.

We fitted Kidde wireless alarms and because of the vaulted ceiling on the landing we wall mounted the alarm. It was nine years ago now but there were no problems with sign off.

You know I've always trusted you 🙄.

I wouldn't argue with Claude!!

Looking at it more, I think it looks odd because the blue water travels around the edge of the beach, but only for a short distance, before turning dark by the beach. Why in reality wouldn't the blue continue all the way along the beach? There is nothing to indicate that there should be shadow in that area.

If only I knew what you were talking about. The last picture looks great by the way.

Oh dear, perhaps I shouldn't have gone there.

The second picture is good except for the regularity of the wavelets. There is something odd about the first picture, but I can't really put my finger on it. Maybe the dark area in the distance shouldn't go right up to the beach, perhaps there should be a thin strip of blue by the sand.

She sounds like a formidable lady, or maybe it was Griselinia. 😁

Wot he said ^. It requires a skilled fitter, it's definitely not something I would try, nor would I want the assistant doing the job.

Couldn't the Scottish government have banned them, in the same way as the English government did?

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Lenleys, Roper Road, Canterbury.