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Help please! Purchase of Single Skin property?
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Mr.Generous wrote: »A single 'thanks' does not do a post like that justice, very helpful advice thank you for taking the time to post the pictures and explain the likely implications.
I'm glad you think so.
But bizarrely, when I go for a walk with family and friends, some of them actually seem to find it tedious that I point out type of bricklaying bond used on all the houses we pass.
But I don't let that deter me.0 -
i'm glad you think so.
But bizarrely, when i go for a walk with family and friends, some of them actually seem to find it tedious that i point out type of bricklaying bond used on all the houses we pass.
But i don't let that deter me.
:rotfl: .You can pick your friends and you can pick your nose but you can't pick your friend's nose.0
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