Personally speaking, I’d rather see her than the anorexic, stick-thin “supermodels” that “grace” the pages of the so-called fashion magazines.

Don

Not a collector of old tools (oo-er) as such, but I do appreciate quality.

I’m still kicking myself to this day for not snapping up the 2 old Myfords that my old secondary school was replacing (yep, for Far Eastern tat).

The price? A measly 20 quid each. We are talking 1996 -ish here! :rolleyes:
(Getting ’em home may have been a problem!!)

As for my toolbox, I try and fill it with quality equipment. I see it as false economy to buy cheap tools.

Don

Perhaps this is the closest I’ll ever get to seeing an eruption! 🙂

Terrific shots. Thanks for the link, galdri. :cool::cool::cool:

Have I missed something here?
As G.A. said, you couldn’t make it up…:rolleyes:

But then there are some museums who will not allow worksheets or any form of writing materials at all…! :diablo:

Now, now! :dev2:

Oh, Jesus… :D:D:eek:

Someone HAS to be paking the tiss?

In his first pic – What is the piece just above the Perspex fragment?
I found a similar part at a local Lanc site. Any ideas?