I will soon have more craft at my sqn than cadets. I’m tempted to get a transfer to a wavy braid.
I’ve probably got more craft than some nations have 
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I’m banning anyone who suggests THAT name for a boat.
The DAWN Treader.
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New Red Touring boards. V shaped hull. #saynomore
Paddled one a little while ago… Not entirely convinced! The v shape on the bottom creates a dish in the top too, which collects water really easily. I’m fairness I didn’t paddle it enough to see if the V hill really helped but it felt a bit of a gimmick.
A WW SUP with huge rocker is definitely in my future though. Along with a sea boat. 
I liked it. Definitely felt the difference once up to speed, and getting there was easier. I didn’t get any water on top of the board. But it does seem Marmitey - the other person I was with really didn’t get on with it.
The voyagers are good touring boards regardless of the nuances - had mine on the sea a while back and they are way faster than anything else apart from a proper race board. They handle like a sea boat too, bit of outside edge on a turn works wonders.
Having a bad day today…then this release cheered me right up
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HR-WxNVLZhQ
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Just don’t cross the beams!
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It looks very good
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Are you going to restore the rum ration in your fleet?
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A bad day, just got better!
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Our bus is going to cost £1750 to pass the MOT and be serviceable.
Civcom have unanimously agreed to the spend
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Nothing like a good and engaged civ com!
Fixing both the cars in the house, whilst it could GMG how poor the design and access is on more modern cars and things certainly were more difficult than they should be there is something satisfying about doing some manual tasks and getting away from screens.
Mrs Crazys cars thermostat housing failed so that has been replaced but why oh why would any designer place it under parts that really shouldn’t be moved with minimal access.
The runround and ‘cadet’ car now has a working blower again, having failed at the height of the heatwave, but having to remove pedals, brackets and drop the steering rack certainly made it more faff than it should have been. and turned what should have been a 30-60 min job into a 3 and half hour job.
i had to do this to replace a faulty cabin heater matrix…the whole dash and front cockpit came out to get access to it…was it all worth it when it all went back together and i had warm air in the cabin in the snowy winter!
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making me happy actually completing my must do work list for the week…for first time in months 
I suppose it depends on the value of the bus vs the £1750
and the stating the obvious award goes to…
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