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Whats your DIY never fail match?

And its aleays a good combination of relief/smugness if you do need something and have it with you.

Thats fairly hefty for boxwood. What are you going to do with it?

Got a message back from my Cornish friends. They are OK but some campsites down the road have had it bad; statics over and all, a lot of tiles missing. The storm was very noisy and there was lightning. It was a bad storm for them in North Cornwall.

I recall when very small being taken by my Grandfather a few streets over. There was a caravan upside down in a garden. I was told it belonged to next door, blown over by a freak tornado. These things you remember.

Im going to get a typical box weighed.

Surprise box??

Is there a legal definition of `Antique`??

I would be very concerned to see a firesteel made from BRASS.... ....Very poor design there.

<Nods> in North Cornwall they used sea sand...odd to us. But when you have seen the sand...actually it is ground up seashell.

<Nods> And would be known to dealers, would have things that might prove too interesting to burglars locked/hidden away responsibly, even maybe in a bank vault. Weapons collecting is something I have very little experience with, (And always, I must stress, other peoples). but I certainly know...

A collector would have antiques, would they not?

Its degraded limestone, yes?

Arent they mostly in the East?

Yes. I checked in on my Scottish friends. A tree down, wheeley bin escaped and a short powercut. But they know people who have had it worse.

Im moving to Scotland. Managements orders. They are tired of waiting around while I commute.

Doesnt look like a collector. Or a re-enactor.

it would be nice to have money to invest in anything. Im selling my property but it wont get me much in Scotland. And I wanted a bit over to invest.

No mention of the thowing stars.

Im not sure, even if you squint a bit, that this guy looks like a collector.