Eric Salop
Elite Member
Good morning, we have had some very wet weather these last few days and it is hammering down again today.
Fortunately the clouds eased up yesterday afternoon, giving us chance to take a welly walk through a couple of fields with daughter and family. The soon to be 3 year old again amused himself by arranging stones on top of some wooden posts that I once placed on a "temporary" basis to block an outflow on a drainage pipe. When we got back inside his dad found this picture of his elder brother doing exactly the same thing 8 years ago. With Covid cases rising and control measures increasingly tightened, it may be quite a long while before we see them again.
Phil, hope you are not reading "Good morning" instead of working hard on your last day in the office.
Great family pics BEF ! Who stole the rails ?
The best bearings I ever saw were when I was an apprentice at an electric motor manufacturer. Ancient motors with phosphor bronze bushings would run happily for many decades with not a sign of wear. They said we only got them in for bearing repair some years after a maintenance engineer died or retired and no one else thought to oil them.
Fortunately the clouds eased up yesterday afternoon, giving us chance to take a welly walk through a couple of fields with daughter and family. The soon to be 3 year old again amused himself by arranging stones on top of some wooden posts that I once placed on a "temporary" basis to block an outflow on a drainage pipe. When we got back inside his dad found this picture of his elder brother doing exactly the same thing 8 years ago. With Covid cases rising and control measures increasingly tightened, it may be quite a long while before we see them again.
Phil, hope you are not reading "Good morning" instead of working hard on your last day in the office.
Great family pics BEF ! Who stole the rails ?
The best bearings I ever saw were when I was an apprentice at an electric motor manufacturer. Ancient motors with phosphor bronze bushings would run happily for many decades with not a sign of wear. They said we only got them in for bearing repair some years after a maintenance engineer died or retired and no one else thought to oil them.