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Scrap yard Either for a new filler cap or to deposit the renault.

It is sad news and just shows that no matter how successful or rich you are depression can grip anyone, to devastating effects. There is something about the make up of entertainers who seem to have a predilection to this illness. Tony Hancock, Spike Milligan, Stephen Fry, Paul Merton all had issues, even Winston Churchill was a sufferer who described them as "black dog days". Help is out there but men are more likely to suck it up, feeling less of a man for admitting they had problems and don't ask don't discuss as they feel it is unmanly. If you know anyone who has or is suffering with depression, being normal and not being afraid to ask is a good thing. There will be many on here who have at times been, or know someone, so low from bereavement for example that life is hard to live but we can all help them get through it by just being there when they need us. Perhaps being a celebrity they feel they have no one who is there they can turn to unless they pay them. He was a true one off straddling the line between genius and madness his legacy is laughter not the pain he felt.

Looks like you had a lot of fun...bet that's not the last one you do!!

Will you please ship to Nigeria, I offer you £3,500 and will pay additional £5,000 on receiving the goods to make it worth your while. To complete transaction just need your bank details, D.O.B, N.I number, passport number, full name and address and your mothers maiden name; I appreciate this may seem excessive details I require but need for me to enable transfer via my Nigerian westernunion a/c................................... Sorry Barney, couldn't resist Somebody would be able to keep their mighty crossflow running for another 100 years with that lot GLWTS mate

If all seriousness, that little steam engine was one of my highlights. Beth was annoyed they don't let you "have a go of the cars".

Definitely needs a link to Songs from the Shed

i need a lie down…..

Knockhill track day on the 25th August......;-) Matt

My wife and I were there also. A very enjoyable day out.

I should add to my previous post that there is one professional that I trust with my life, and that's Martin, so listen to his advice!

Hmm DIY vs Professional Tradesman That is a dilemma only you can answer for yourself DIY If you have some of the basic skills, time, space, support from swmbo and dog eared determination necessary to tackle / complete the task then you have a start, you'll also need to be keen to learn the skills you lack and accept delaying the project while learning those skills, trial and error will increase costs / frustrations when things go wrong and bring huge satisfaction when they go well If this sounds like you, go for it, take your time and try to enjoy the project. Professional Tradesman If your unsure about any of the above then employ the skills of a good tradesman who understands what your looking to achieve on a budget you can afford. You may prefer to earn a little more at your own job and pay someone else to do something you find difficult or stressful, nowt wrong with that Good luck and keep us posted

Bought this meter off eBay with fresh batteries just for this thread: Click

Wimps....... Rain can only reach skin deep! Oh well off for a spin "metaphorically" speaking