Danny Jo
Active member
I've just got back from the boat jumble at Llanfairpwllgwyngyll on Anglesey. Fifteen minutes before it opened there were 50 or so cars queueing up to get stuck in the mud going in. I found a place off the road, pulled on my wellies and walked. It never ceases to amaze me how many people think they can increase their traction on mud by increasing the revs. Needless to say the biggest ruts are made by the 4 x 4s.
Bargain I most regret missing: 5 litre International Micron Extra (almost full) - £15.
Bargain I am most pleased with: substantial octohedral "raincatcher" radar reflector (as a back-up for the Sea me) complete with moulded plastic corner protectors - £3.
Bargain that threatens to be the biggest white elephant: a 12 m x 2 m roll of grey fine-hessian-weave polyester - £3.
The best bits, as usual, were in the genuine jumble stalls, including one "manned" by the feisty widow of a yachty that had clearly been a keen hoarder of "useful" bits. As I handed over my fiver for a bag-full of cord and odds and sods, she remarked "Oh, well, out of one garage into another." She knows how to hit the guilt button.
Now where can I hide that roll of cloth before SWMBO gets back from her tennis match?
Bargain I most regret missing: 5 litre International Micron Extra (almost full) - £15.
Bargain I am most pleased with: substantial octohedral "raincatcher" radar reflector (as a back-up for the Sea me) complete with moulded plastic corner protectors - £3.
Bargain that threatens to be the biggest white elephant: a 12 m x 2 m roll of grey fine-hessian-weave polyester - £3.
The best bits, as usual, were in the genuine jumble stalls, including one "manned" by the feisty widow of a yachty that had clearly been a keen hoarder of "useful" bits. As I handed over my fiver for a bag-full of cord and odds and sods, she remarked "Oh, well, out of one garage into another." She knows how to hit the guilt button.
Now where can I hide that roll of cloth before SWMBO gets back from her tennis match?