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Hi to you all,

I’m a keen DIYer and can turn my hands to most things, but I do know my limits!
Over the years I’ve discovered if you don’t try you’ll never know and if in doubt then ask.
I’m semi-retired now after serving 33 years in the Royal Navy, just getting the hang of pottering.
I hope to dip into the vast pool of knowledge out there, you’re never too old to learn.

Best Regards
Mick
 
hello and welcome mick
 
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