Oops is an odd way to begin, but in this case the begining salutes and end.
Last week my server smoked and on the way out the door took all my web sites with it. By luck rather than design my main sites have backups, but this blog did not, so all that it was is no more.
So 2nd time lucky, maybe this time round I will be a more regular poster.
In a perverse way I like being reminded of the mechanical, physical, nature of the internet. As an engineer its comforting to occasionally hear the grinding of metal on metal that indicates that behind all the voodoo and magic of the world wide web there is a clumsy Heath Robinson machine.
Crikey what a shame!
I’ve just stumbled across your blog after reading about the Paper-Bicycle.
Best of luck with the new server :>D
O how sad. My I offer my sincere condolences.
I was here to capture a link to pass on to my friend Martin from the allotments who has (I think) at last decided to buy a Carry Freedom.
BTW, I came to an accommodation with first direct / Aviva in which I won the point of prnciple: they have changed the way they classify trailers for insurance. No practical change, though: the deductible is so high that your economical trailer disappears under it anyway!
Bob
Hi,
I recently purchased a black paper bike from Adeline Adeline in New York City USA.
The number on the bike is 46. Does this mean the welding on the bike is fillet welded with the torch as shown in the picture? I am getting alot of pleasure out of the bike, it is an 8 speed and climbs hills real well. Can’t wait for the warm weather. It’s a great bike to own….thanks