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Well,Bas,have you spoken to him yet, what does your neighbor that owns the other half of the lane think about the whole situation? be tough.the law is on your side.

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Bas, you must be new to the countryside(you said own the land for the last 11 years) or very easy going altogether to allow another man to take 3 feet off of your ditch and let him get away with it!!. that man is playing you for a fool and if you dont stand up to him he will take some more-from...

(As i've said it's not a loan. I've explained about the shares also.) the more you explain -the less we know!!.

loved reading this thread to see the replys from op. leave it open. see how far it goes. still wondering about the shares,and the interest free loan.

thank you. rule out the projector then,i will have a look at some of those tv's you mention.

just checked with american airlines and they do allow children to travel alone, they supply a companion to travel with them for an extra 100 euros each way. i have alot of thinking to do before i book.

i do intend to check the airlines. just wanted to know if anybody had gone through this already and what their thoughts about it were. they have american passports so thats not a problem.

i know they are too young to travel alone but thought airline might have procedures in place for this kind of thing,have no intention of letting them travel alone without supervision. worried sick about it but it is what it is.

dont forget that alot of the rides have height restrictions so if your children are young there will be alot of attractions that they may be too young to go on. lived near disney california for a while but the kids were too small to for alot of it.

what is the best way for two young children, 9 and 8 years old, to travel from ireland to usa on their own ? which airlines have have guidelines for this and supervision of the children or is it even possible?

would a projector be the same as plasma for hd or am i confused by too many facts.

is carbon neutral the same as passive house standard?

its a single leaf construction about 8inchs to 14 inchs wide depending on the poroton block you use. the blocks key into each other on the vertical joint and you use thin bed mortar or glue along the beds. the blocks are laid very tight together which should help airtightness. local builders...

never saw any settlement cracks or otherwise on german sites. noticed that a lot of celtic tiger blocklayers lay on the mortar beds incredibly big which might contibute to water ingress in that poroton build john 1957 mentioned. who kmows?

have a 36 inch hdmi one hanging on the wall and i sit about 12 feet from it, it looks a bit small to my tired old eyes. if i upgrade to sky hd i want to to be impressed by the picture quality on a bigger screen. plus documentarys for the kids . guess it would look vulgar in a small room but my...

surpised they are banned here. when i lived in america most homes had them. loved using them actually as wife did cooking and i did washing up. made life easy to scrape the sraps of food down the disposal unit. couldn't put bones in it of course ,or ice cubes for that matter did recyle paper and...

ong worked mainly on large blocks of flats and one off houses now and again.the floors were usually ducon slabs that rested on the ring beam on the top course, sitting about halfways onto the 8 inch or 12 inch block, we then ran a course of narrower blocks-4 0r 6 inch blocks- outside this...

hi all. thinking of upgrading to sky hd and so looking for a 50 inch plus plasma tv which wont break the bank. any recomendations?

from my memory which is not what it should be. the blocks were not thin they were 8 inchs wide and some were 12inchs wide. 1 the walls were weather proofed with paroc on the outside and then plastered ,sometimes just plastered. with plaster that was sprayed on and smoothed with trowels 2 the...