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Oh, well you know you're going to pay over the odds for a new property, don't you Kittie?0
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Kittie that sounds perfect, but keep a clear head mind!! Take your tick list and be methodical - i'll keep everything crossed for you :-)
Interesting reading the links around gas/electricity supply - I don't see how we can not have shortages if we go on as we are.
Read something earlier about very bad winters going in cycles, and how this could be the beginning of a series of colder winters - I've a short list of things to do to make things more toasty here, so shall get on with that over the summer0 -
omg I am all of a dither, like a quivering jelly, my heart is racing and my hands are clammy. I have just had notification of what looks like the perfect property, new, one I saw being built and always thought it was for a client because it was being built so carefully. I love it, from the outside. It won`t have the big garden but is in my preferred area. My hands are shaking. Its got a wood burning stove, oak floors. Got a viewing tomorrow morning
Calm me down please, I want to go in with a clear head and my tick list
Good luck. Hope it is suitable.0 -
We've had an offer, we won't take it because it's too low but it's very gratifying to know someone would like to buy us! We had another person view this afternoon, a gardener who already has an allotment across the road and I'd so love to leave my garden in the hands of someone who would get as excited as I do about those first few spears of asparagus coming through and enjoy the ripe figs in the late summer. He came on his own because Mrs was at work I'm hoping they come back for another look and want us for the garden.
KITTIE go for it girl, if your heart and head are both saying this is IT then listen xxx.0 -
kittie I'd say that if you're reacting to it like that, it could well be The One. Good luck xx
Lyn Good luck to you too! I hope your second viewer will come back with his wife for a second look. x0 -
Can't remember if I've previously mentioned buying this (a search of this thread for "Lifelight" and "Pendants" doesn't produce any results), so I'll mention it now.
A few months ago, I bought this from Home Bargains.
I'm pleased to report that, come morning, the light was still quite bright.0 -
true capricorn is kicking in, the orientation looks wrong and garden looks too small, no wardrobes and why is it lower than the lane? ok a friend of my husband`s and his wife are right behind me, was a work colleague of his. Calm and steady person. Me, well I should have picked that lower level up right away, me the flooding guru when it came to my children and their houses. It will be interesting doing a viewing, my first, will be taking my notebook and compass. I`m on the chamomile tonight0
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I suspect the electricity will go before the gas does, as we use so much to generate it with. They will want to keep the pipes pressurised at all costs, as it would be a nightmare to bleed millions of systems.
As you can see, last week and even now the coal generation was flat out at 11GW due to our having shortsightedly shut down so many coal stations.
http://www.gridwatch.templar.co.uk/
If you look at the Gridwatch link you supplied and compare coal to gas over the past couple of weeks there's an unusual anomaly ...
As you mention, coal generation was unusually high, however as covered by numerous news articles, UK gas supplies were running exceptionally low due to the combination of a number of supply & storage issues ... it's therefore logical to assess that the load on gas was being relieved by coal to allow the gas stocks to be prioritised to heating as opposed to generation ....
HTH
Z"We are what we repeatedly do, excellence then is not an act, but a habit. " ...... Aristotle0 -
What has happened to Ralgex spray?
I've been everywhere, looking for it. :mad:0 -
The rain is absolutely lashing it down here.0
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