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Hi guys

Just to say hello. I am a maintenance plumber, also son of a plumber.
I have my City & Guilds and Advanced City & Guilds certificates.
I enjoy reading the threads to keep up with what's happening and what's new in the great outdoors.

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Paul
 
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