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Take a look at the scars and zoom in!

Go see it for yourself before you comment. These are not "normal" size! They are huge, even bigger than motorway interchanges! The ones in the article are just a few of them.

Took a trip out from Norfolk to Woodbridge today, to see the ship build (Sutton Hoo style) in the Woodbridge boat shed. As soon as we got past the big wind turbine, below Lowestoft, the journey was a nightmare on the A12! Traffic restrictions due to the Sizewell fiasco. Great swathes of land...

Stop them watching video games that glamourise speeding and car chases. Car accidents hurt or kill! Most bikers do not get up and walk away like the Moto GP fellas!

Older lady driving towards me, straddling the white line! I blast the horn and flash the headlights, she swerves and stops, so I pull up alongside. It seems that she was adjusting the aircon on the screen in the centre of the dash!!! I suggested that she opened the window and bought an older car!

Now back on my old brown and blue inhalers (which this person tells me is actually cheaper than the Fostair and now environmentally friendly due to a revised propellant!). The sore mouth and throat have completely resolved already!

Further UPDATE - I am fed up of having a sore mouth and throat and I am convinced that it is due to the "gritty" deposits from the Fostair. I have tried the advised rinse and gargle after use advice but it persists. I have read that the stuff can cause oral thrush and I would guess that this...

Such a lovely lady, with a heart of gold. Sing with the angels lovely.

Instead of building more houses, we should be building more prisons!

My grandmother's family built, owned and operated tall ships. Some were lost in storms etc.

Sometimes, the slider pins (with the corrugated rubber covers) get dry/or rusty and cause sticking/dragging. I tend to clean and lube them each time I check the brakes these days! (low miler). The lube choice is up to you!!!!

WCMUT - Rain on my new lawn, finally! More please!

Too many young "drivers" brought up on a diet of video games, where crashes don't hurt! Sad to see.

Is there any way of turning off the low level light (ie not sensor operated) or does it run all the time?

WCMUT MOT pass with no advisories on my 14 year old car!