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« Reply #14325 on: Monday, January 5, 2015, 00:18:28 »

National Trust membership.

Had a family membership for years, and it is fantastic value.

Had a great afternoon down at Stourhead today.

My neck of the woods!

'Local tip' is if you like a walk you can park up at Alfred's Tower and walk down Six Wells Bottom to sneak in the bottom entrance without needing a membership.

Also don't go to the Phoenix, the pub right next to the gardens. The place is shite and gets away with being so mostly because of its proximity to Stourhead.
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« Reply #14326 on: Monday, January 5, 2015, 12:30:46 »

First day of new business venture and first day working from home full time! Whilst it is all a worry in general terms, getting 3 hours back a day by not having to commute is a big plus for me and the family!
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« Reply #14327 on: Monday, January 5, 2015, 12:39:43 »

Good luck with that!
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« Reply #14328 on: Monday, January 5, 2015, 16:36:47 »

First day of new business venture and first day working from home full time! Whilst it is all a worry in general terms, getting 3 hours back a day by not having to commute is a big plus for me and the family!

Weirdly, similar thing for me today - first day self employed.

I haven't left the house. It's been wonderful.

Best of luck horlock!
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« Reply #14329 on: Monday, January 5, 2015, 16:37:42 »

what are you both doing ?
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« Reply #14330 on: Monday, January 5, 2015, 16:39:30 »

Weirdly, similar thing for me today - first day self employed.

I haven't left the house. It's been wonderful.

Best of luck horlock!

Good luck to you too! I have been working from home a bit in the pat so its not a complete change, however the thought that I wont have to traipse into Manchester on the train any day this week appeals hugely!
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« Reply #14331 on: Monday, January 5, 2015, 16:41:05 »

what are you both doing ?

I am a Heritage Planning Consultant - so basically get people planning and listed building consent to renovate old buildings or build in historic areas - that sort of thing.

So if anyone on here is looking for such a thing think of your fellow Town fan!
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« Reply #14332 on: Monday, January 5, 2015, 16:50:03 »

Mine's a bit more boring as I do I.T. stuff. From big stack servers to little old grannies who have problems with their ancient tower computers they got so they can 'do the email'.

All my work today was remote access maintenance.
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« Reply #14333 on: Monday, January 5, 2015, 17:48:38 »

Inspiration boards, or whatever they're called. A firm next to a business I collect from have one that takes up nearly a whole wall you can see through their window. It's full of quotes like 'BELIEVE ACHIEVE', 'how HARD do YOU want IT?' (sounds kinda rapey) and then pictures of Steve Jobs, Bill Gates and Stephen Hawkins. I don't really see how that would make me work harder...
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« Reply #14334 on: Monday, January 5, 2015, 17:51:36 »

Hawking and Jobs had it pretty hard. I'd go for doing a less work than them..
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« Reply #14335 on: Monday, January 5, 2015, 20:15:20 »

I am a Heritage Planning Consultant - so basically get people planning and listed building consent to renovate old buildings or build in historic areas - that sort of thing.

So if anyone on here is looking for such a thing think of your fellow Town fan!
Can you recommend anything for the Deers Leap?
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« Reply #14336 on: Monday, January 5, 2015, 20:41:18 »

Fatboy Akinfenwa netting against Liverpool
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« Reply #14337 on: Monday, January 5, 2015, 20:50:53 »

He isn't actually fat
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« Reply #14338 on: Monday, January 5, 2015, 20:55:50 »



fat cunt!!
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« Reply #14339 on: Monday, January 5, 2015, 22:00:30 »

Went to the York panto yesterday, told the Mrs that I liked the made up placename Wetwang. She looked at me all confused:

   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wetwang


Now its even funnier, much to her eye rolling disgust.


I've always found Blubberhouses to be the most amusing place name locally (to me in Sheffield). My mental picture of the place is of a small village with all the homes carved out of beached whales. Like a more messy Bedrock.

Penistone always raises a snigger as well.
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