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16 GoodAbout Whistlebare
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Closeburn, Dumfries
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Where's the bed going to go Chris?
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Oh and a very impressive build you have there!!
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Cuprinol Ducksback is the stuff I used. It comes in a variety of colours and has kept my build watertight. Although it didn't stop the wasps building a football sized nest in the eaves above my warm room!
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Once the kids have grown up I'll be removing the trampoline that is next to mine, I can then make a track so my ROR can slide to the North and South giving me unobstructed views....Apart from the 60 foot willow tree which blocks out the NW that is. Nothing a chainsaw wont sort out
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And when you say to yourself...'I wish I would have done that bit differently...' Looking like a nice build Chris...
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the yesyes observatory - let the planning begin
Whistlebare replied to yesyes's topic in DIY Observatories
He was, that's where I found him... I dealt with him outside of eBay, it doesn't look like he advertises on it any longer. Don't think he needs the extra business which comes with eBay ie all the time wasters and people asking to build observatories :-) -
the yesyes observatory - let the planning begin
Whistlebare replied to yesyes's topic in DIY Observatories
I've dug through all my receipts and managed to find it. The company name is : AT SHEDS AND FENCING LTD TEL: 01384918361 They were based in the Midlands somewhere, Dudley I think. www.bizdirectory.co.uk/atshedsandfence.html My 14x8 pent was £1k delivered I would highly recommend them. Good luck -
the yesyes observatory - let the planning begin
Whistlebare replied to yesyes's topic in DIY Observatories
DO you get any rain in Spain? Thought it mainly fell on the plain... -
Could some explain to me how to work out what I need to view the moon in full with my ST80. I know you can use a webcam or dslr to take lots of images and do a mosaic (one for the future)...my kids would like to see the whole moon rather than a section of it and the ST80 is just a wee bit powerful...