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Locked-down and Armed: one man’s struggle with entropy (6) – White Space and USOs ~ Steve Tanham

Posted on July 14, 2020 by Sue Vincent

So, now we’ve got to move swiftly! I see you’re willing and able, You have your faded work- jeans on and you can borrow my older safety helmet. It’s a bit squeaky, but perfectly functional. We have two hours to … Continue reading →

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Locked-down and Armed: one man’s struggle with entropy (4) – Push and Twist ~ Steve Tanham

Posted on June 30, 2020 by Sue Vincent

I didn’t set out to have three drills… The posh one, a nice DIY model from DeWALT, was bought because both the batteries for my previous drill failed at the same time, after lying idle in their case for nearly … Continue reading →

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Locked-down and Armed: one man’s struggle with entropy (2) – ‘If I had a hammer..’ ~ Steve Tanham

Posted on June 17, 2020 by Sue Vincent

Reblogged from Sun in Gemini: “If I had a hammer…” The words rang out in my head. Peter, Paul and Mary giving it their all with one of the most memorable protest songs of the 1960’s. Now, I did have … Continue reading →

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Locked-down and Armed: one man’s struggle with entropy ~ Steve Tanham

Posted on June 9, 2020 by Sue Vincent

I am not a tidy person. My wife, Bernie, is much better than I am but even she admits that, as a couple, we have to work at it. At the bottom of our garden is a large stone building … Continue reading →

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