what to do on a rainy sunday !!

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robbiegal

Yeah I thought that as well


JIM
Check out this caravan!!and its got those special add ons for the queen fish!!!
https://www.avidarv.com.au/caravans/emerald


P's I have found a 16 foot van with a shower and toilet on Gumtree an Avan brand

keldaw

Kel those lace curtains behind the stove look to me to be a number 1 fire hazard .

yes Robbie they were , and they were first to go too . so no problems there .
take care because we care ..

trout

I have been doing a fair bit of work on my Discovery2 to get ready to head off North in a few months.
I have removed all the rear seating and have fitted a snorkel so far and I am just waiting now to fit the Bull bar, Winch,  9" LED spotties and a big lightbar.
Then I will install the rear draws and all the electrics for the 2x 120 amp hour auxiliary batteries for the 12v power I will be needing.
It has been a pain in the Bum and a lot of fun all at the same time :)
Aim well to enjoy life. You only get One shot at it.
Illegitimi non carborundum

robbiegal

Gosh .. I am swooning  here
Amazing
And I thought I was clever tonight by 1. Locating a fresh light bulb to fit the bathroom extractor fan 2. Removing the blown light bulb and then replacing it with a working new one. And I even did it safely  by using the small stepladder.

keldaw

Quote from: 'robbiegal' pid='107453' dateline='1491309916'Gosh .. I am swooning  here
Amazing
And I thought I was clever tonight by 1. Locating a fresh light bulb to fit the bathroom extractor fan 2. Removing the blown light bulb and then replacing it with a working new one. And I even did it safely  by using the small stepladder.

Robbie was the stepladder made of wood ?????

 should be when working with any sort of power . stay safe .

Quote from: 'ausjack' pid='107123' dateline='1490526762'Well done Kel, at least it will be easier to get in and out of instead of climbing up into the back of the ute.

A J  , check out the step up to the door way , it is only about one foot high , but I still have trouble stepping up to it , so I will have to build a step about 5 or 6 ins high to make it easier for me to get into .
take care because we care ..

robbiegal

Thanks Kel
I will use our wooden chair in future