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Old 18-03-05, 05:52 PM
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Cotswolds eh? -that yellow limestone looks very picturesque but speaking from personal experience maintenance can be a real pain -the stone is soooooooo porous . Being nosey, whereabouts are you heading to?
Ha ha, Northamptonshire Ironstone, hard as nails, already found that one out trying to drill holes through 2 foot thick walls.
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Old 18-03-05, 06:11 PM
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Hmm.....I also found out that cavity wall insulation in ancient cotswold barn conversions consists of straw & fossilised cow dung
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Old 18-03-05, 06:15 PM
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Go to the bottom left off the page and change from Imqagize_x to Cobraclub
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I've come backon and done that and now it is fine.
How did you KNOW to do that????????

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Old 18-03-05, 06:18 PM
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Hmm.....I also found out that cavity wall insulation in ancient cotswold barn conversions consists of straw & fossilised cow dung
The house we are currently in, built around 20 years ago uses compacted straw as the insulation in the walls, works very well. When I moved a wall around and chopped a doorway, I couldn't believe it was straw, so I took some outside and tried to burn it, god knows what it was treated with, but the stuff refused to burn.

Thankfully, we didn't have the cow dung though.
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Old 18-03-05, 06:20 PM
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I couldn't believe it was straw, so I took some outside and tried to burn it, god knows what it was treated with, but the stuff refused to burn.
Easy -impregnated with cow pee (we have that too)
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Old 18-03-05, 06:34 PM
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Nice skin Robert.
So thoughtful of you to choose a "cobra blue"
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Old 18-03-05, 06:36 PM
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Top work Rob :thumb: I am at work and things working fine but will these new changes slow me down at home as I am still on AOL dialup?
No, this skin is a bit lighter than the old skin, less calls to images and also less coding. :thumb:
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Old 18-03-05, 11:02 PM
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Mike,
I've come backon and done that and now it is fine.
How did you KNOW to do that????????

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Same with anything computer related, trial and error. :thumb: :thumb:
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Nice one Rob !!!

Looks Great.
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