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Had a wonderful day today. Attended the unvented BPEC course and all went perfectly well and truly felt like a day of relaxed atmospheric recoverable achievement

Must get another break sooner than ever to attend one of those boiler fault finding courses. Lovely atmosphere and the food was just delicious :clap::grouphug::clap::clap::clap:
 
Well brill especially food was 1st class. Oh another 5 years of experienced practical and ere we go. Thanks YYEEEHAAAA. NOW ONLY ME CCN1 oh. Our God! Fingers crossed and toes :clap:
 
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