Either home (Suffolk), central London or Richmond, Surrey.
Charles
Either home (Suffolk), central London or Richmond, Surrey.
Charles
Peter,
Thanks very much for the above advice (and the sentiments). No, I don't intend to wallow, just get on with it. Oddly, the hardest thing was coming out of hospital 10 days ago. From being a patient (and more mobile than almost all the others despite being in a wheelchair) and with nothing available that I wanted to do, to being someone of limited mobility at home, with a thousand things I wanted to do but couldn't, took some adjustment. I just decided it was a challenge to expand the envelope every day.
David
In article , Andrew Mawson writes
Andrew,
No problem - well, apart from the fact that (at least in the next few weeks) I'll have to persuade my wife she really wants to visit that part of the world!. Just e-mail me details of how to find you and I'll get down there asap - let me know if it is urgent.
David
In article , Tony Jeffree writes
Thanks Tony. I would be illegal if I drove before satisfying the DVLA I'm safe; this will involve adapting the car to have the accelerator on the left, and having some training. Fortunately both our cars are automatics.
David
I'll see your three broken vertebrae and two gunshot wounds, and I'll raise you a missing index finger (gunshot), two numb feet (chemical poisoning), a double incisional hernia and half a liver.
Hold 'em or fold 'em kid!
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wash).
No hurry - wait 'till you are mobile. But then if Douglas Bader could climb back into his little MG with a walking stick for the clutch pedal, maybe it won't be too long in a modern automatic !
I wish you a speedy recovery
AWEM
It's slightly irritating that the idiots that design cars can't realise that putting nearly all of the controls on the handlebar is not a better option than having a bloody great wheel blocking the view :-|
Mark Rand RTFM
Hello chaps, I have been having problems with my ISP recently and only just caught up with this thread. I'd be interested in a selection of En24 & 32 and some bronze, probably some machinable mild steel as well if it's there.
Burgess Hill is not a million miles off some of my semi regular routes and I have got an ugly old 1 1/2ton trailer I'm happy to load with whatever is required if it helps get it before the scrappie.
Richard
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