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Jesus Found in Sheet Metal (and then obviously sold).

Posted on 20, Mar

Matthew 24:29-34 [T]he sun will be darkened, and the moon will not give its light; the stars will fall from the sky, and the heavenly bodies will be shaken. . . . They will see the Son of Man coming on the clouds of the sky, with power and great glory. . . . I [...]

Beatles Autographs For Sale

Posted on 7, Nov

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Completely off topic but I’m just throwing this out onto the wibbly wobbly way to see if anybody feels like saluting. They’re a set of Beatles autographs my Mother managed to wangle out of the boys back in 1963 when they visited the Imperial Ballroom in Nelson. She doesn’t really want to get rid, but [...]

Airplane Trailer Trash?

Posted on 26, Sep

You know what I’m like with all these DIY plane enthusiasts. Well now we seem to have gone a step further – somebody has bought themselves an existing aeroplane and decided to fit it out in order to make it habitable. You’re also more than welcome to go and take a tour so long as [...]

BBC Lets K-9 Go Rusty

Posted on 25, Aug

As cheered as I am about K-9 returning as one of Dr Who’s sidekicks for the next series, I have to ask how something built in the year 5000 has managed to go rusty. (Even if he has spent the last 20-odd years stuck here on Earth.) K-9 then…. K-9 now Yes, it takes a [...]

Normal Service Resumed

Posted on 23, Jul

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In celebration of Codeye returning from the depths of internet hell, I’ve posted something about getting rid of your blogroll inspired by an infinitely better piece about getting rid of your blogroll.

Missing The Ashes.

Posted on 21, Jul

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There is no nicer feeling than waking up to find that Australia have been bowled out for 190. It might be even nicer watching the whole thing unfold back home. As we say in certain Nelson circles – they don’t like it up ‘em. UPDATE: We’re 21 for 5. I’m maybe not missing the Ashes [...]

For all you DIY metalwork enthusiasts…..

Posted on 20, Jul

This is the real deal with knobs on. I give you Don Justo’s homemade cathedral: In 1961, at the age of 29, he laid the first stone in the construction of a “cathedral” that he has built virtually single handed since then on a plot of land 50 metres by 20 metres that he inherited [...]