After seeing the trailer with the non clerestory roof I am tempted to get another just so I can modify the roof, but unlike yours I would keep the Bachmann roof and just loose the clerestory, I think it would look quite good.
Ah, "corfe" is how posh Southerners pronounce cough (or "coff"), not that I'm accusing your Mum and Dad of being posh Southerners.
You can if you like, but Mum was an Essex girl. Dad like me a Wake born and brung up there till he joined the Army for WW2.
My point exactly.I don't think Essex quite counts as the posh south
Well, I agree, I just didn't want to say so in case I caused further possible offence (none of which was intended).
There's the south of England, and then there's the sarf
I thought it was the s'ouf, or what we in Scotland refer to as englandshireThere's the south of England, and then there's the sarf
There's the North Riding, the West Riding, the South Riding and the East Sploshing... englandshire
There's some very posh parts of Essex, trouble is, the try and kid us they're in SuffolkI don't think Essex quite counts as the posh south
Na then, tha's not reet there! There never was a South Riding - only in Phyllis Bentley's book 'Inheritance' - and the splosh was East Riding! Riding, in Dane Law, is a Thirding.
I was referring to dafyddelvy's englandshire, not the storied County of YorkNa then, tha's not reet there! There never was a South Riding - only in Phyllis Bentley's book 'Inheritance' - and the splosh was East Riding! Riding, in Dane Law, is a Thirding.
, omnis divisa in partes tres as old IVLIVS might have said.
Or what Mr Rees-Mogg would call estuary English...There's the south of England, and then there's the sarf
Now he's the one I had in mind when I wrote of posh Southerners, with his long drawn out vowels.
Too many cunning water schemes dancing through his grey cells
Too many cunning water schemes dancing through his grey cells
