La Guerriere
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Frankly no. But I expect somebody did it, or you wouldn't be asking the question. I suppose it could always be disconnected where it goes into the floor at the other end, but that will be an extra m'sieur (with gallic shrug).
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Last time we criticised a painter, he invaded Poland
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Oh b** you canhttp://cpc.farnell.com/1/1/41950-multimeter-waterproof-st-9929.html
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I wonder if you can buy a waterproof multimeter ?
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Not Manet of them do ....
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The planning permission process doesn't really include what we in the UK would call an application for Buidling Regulations approval. Is this for a new build or for a conversion / modification to an existing building ?
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A straw bale wall is possible, but you would need to stop the rain getting from above. Here in S Oxfordshire we have a number of earth (terre / masse) walls, but they have little roofs usually tiles. I suppose the way to go would be to have a little thatch roof on the top. My it would look dinky !
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Do you have the mahogony fuse box to go with it ?
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Yes the black wire is "fil de pilote" for remote control and should be left unconnected if the panel is just on local control.
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I am rather impressed with the point that brothels are legal in Geneva. Presumably there is a lot of cross-border trade (by working groups?). Huzzah !
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It all depends on where you want to go and how much driving you want to do. I have just done Portsmouth - Caen and back in 36 hours to take a car load of stuff over from Oxfordshire to Central Manche and how else do you do it ?
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I used one of those to clean up our brick fireplace. Very effective, but wow the dust !
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They charge what they can. A lot of business travellers book and go at short notice, and go with the big carriers as they book through travel agents. C'est la vie.
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I like "bodging tool of choice". I love it: you should see the amount I get through, not to mention all the odd bits I trim off afterwards (by the sackful)
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I think I would go for the foam, trim it off flush, then use some joint tape on top, and finish with enduit de joint. If there is a crack still left, that's for the flexible filler
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and practice first on some spare sheet at ground level before attempting the repair. It's awfully easy to make 'oles.
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When in doubt ask SPANC what local source of gravel would be acceptable. Ours came from a local quarry in some very big trucks.
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I am more interested in which brand of varnish they use on David Cameron
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Sounds like lack of vent pipe, and the system is sucking the water trap out in the shower. May be possible to add a vent pipe, a small one say 40mm would do so it can be hidden somewhere, with an air admittance valve on the top
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MOL is a very clever businessman. He is in the airline business to make money. His motives are not altruistic. Therefore he will set up routes or close them down on a tactical basis to optimise his revenue.Simples
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We had a new 4m3 concrete fosse and lift pump and sand filter bed last year for about Euros 8K. The garden has not yet recovered from the shock.
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Sounds OK for europe but a bit econ for US ? Check small print.
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The interesting thing about T1 is that you have to walk about 300 degrees round it find whatever you want IRRESPECTIVE of the direction you start off in ....
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A lot will depend on the nature of the ground. If it's just an ex-field you may well find it's too bumpy for a normal garden maintenance type ride-on to cope with, and may need a few seasons of bashing down with more agricultural equipment.
High speed crossing Brittany ferries
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