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Only few more weeks left of my first year of the 3-year Bsc Paramedic Science course. The course is tough for an old git like me but if it were easy, everyone would be Paramedics. Portsmouth is a great Uni and SCAS have great staff willing to help the students with problems and make the class...
Thanks for all the advice folks. To be honest if I get one it's likely just for fun and inland flat water or estuary with the occasional close to beach paddle Not looking to spend a fortune since not sure how much use it will get. What is the little Feelfree Roamer 1 SOT like since they seem...
I have always had an interest to become a paramedic after working in minor injuries and trauma units and had several failed attempts to get in the traditional route via Ambulance service as a ECA and work upward in the past 22 years as a HCA in the NHS.
Finally got a place at Portsmouth Uni...
I have a Fourtrak Independant. Great 4x4 for everyday spends 80% of life on the road. Yes it can handle like a tractor with 4 seats but mechanically they are bombproof and can tow up to 3 ton. You get the LR boys saying about Jap C**p yet they keep pinching the 2.8 engines to replace there LR...
I'm toying with the idea of getting back into kayaking but haven't paddled in over 20+ years when I used to have a Perception Dancer. Unfortunately since then had motorbike accident few years back leaving me with a weakened shoulder that occasionally dislocates. I was thinking of getting a Sit...
I know lots of us bushcrafter's have the obligatory beard but was wandering how do you get it to grow long but not too bushy since want to put a Viking plat in mine eventually but unless I wrap it in elastic bands it just looks messy.
Must admit I'm beginning to wonder since I've repaired most things on the Freelander just put up with it since better the devil you know I suppose. Since if I buy another cheap 4x4 I could be in for more problems :confused:
I've had a 1.8 Freelander for the last couple of years but getting fed up with the constant repairs only to be told each time. "That's normal for a Landrover" Seriously considering a SWB Pajer/Shogun it just depends which is in better condition for £1500 between the 2.5 or 2.8 Manual.
The problem I have is only got £1000 to spend. Also it will spend most of its life on the road/motorway and occasional green lanes and farm tracks for shooting so needs good road manners
Well after a year or so with the Freelander it's Ok but fed up with the constant run of problem which now seem sorted but looking to move onto somthing a bit more bomb proof. Problem now is my budhget for the next 4x4 is only £1000. I guess that only leaves:
Discovery 300tdi (easy to fix for...
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