canadiankate

The place on Mulehouse Road (I've forgotton the name of the garage) chief mechanic has had T25s before and so he is sympathetic to them and their foibles. He isn't an expert but local. i had mine MOT'd there. He's based up in Crookes. i don't use anyone in sheffield, and take mine to steve at Gasure in Chester who is THE best mechanic for T25s. almost, you can say a T25 whisperer. Have you looked at club80-90 website? its a forum for t25 vans. we get lots of help from them - thats how we found steve. http://newforum.80-90.co.uk/

Watson Esam is at 18 Paradise Square. Its in the middle of the bottom row of buildings in Paradise Square with white pillars. also you might want to phone up Ashton Morton Slack, because i know that they have amalgamated a couple of law practices that used to be in Paradise Square. you can find their details in the Law Society.

thanks for that. So, even though i've passed my drivers and over 21 i'll have to do the CBT. I hear that its changing soon? what does that involve. My BF did his motocycle training in rotherham somehwere - kinda near the citylink depot but can't remember the name of the school. any one have ideas?

Just posting for advice/recommendations: I've passed my driving test (for cars) and i'm interested in learning to ride a motorbike. Do I: 1. Need to do the CBT? If so, what are some recommended places that people have used. 2. Are there any other motocycle schools where I don't need to do the CBT but can get some actual road based teachign and stuff? Anyone have any recommondations? Thanks

the slightly pervy half naked to full naked woman thang.

but essentially that is what playboy represents.

I used Kath Haws, who used to work with Lynnette and she was fantastic. Has got me, my bf and two of his exes through the test with very few minors. i passed with 6! Kate

MR were at cliffhanger, and some had to go and help out at this incident: http://www.edalemrt.co.uk/cgi-bin/listIncidents.cgi/intro Very good festival!

we went to cliff hanger on the sunday, watched my mate place 2nd in the BBC! so i was really pleased. it was a lovely, lovely day. while wandering, i saw many people with push chairs and wheel chairs enjoying the sunshine and events, it seems like the level grounds/wide paths meant it was easy to get around the park. Everything was spaced out, so there wasn't that much crowding, and lots of places to chill. only constructive comment i could suggest is to place a greater number of food places near the British BOuldering tent? I waited over 45 min for food, and missed much of the BBC competition. the food was great when we got it, but i think next year a couple of more outlets would relieve the poor people working in the food places, and the lines! kate

Ah. my bad.

My god you complain about parking lots! think of the fact that if you can't park your car, you're saving money as gas/diesal is so expensive! and think of all the exercise you could get. Might even like it!

Yeah! I can watch my mate in the seniors then, as i'm not working!

I really don't understand people's obession with the car. we have two legs, a fairly good transport system so who needs the car? anyway....I'm definately going, may end up working, but i'll be there watching the climbing. is the bouldering competition on the sunday or the sat?

Thanks guys, I'll have a look at these places. just cooked stuff with rice noodles as they are pretty easy to get hold of, but would love to make vietnamese rolls.

Hi, I've just started to cook vietnamese style food and can't find some of the ingredients that i need. I am looking for rice papers for vietnamese rolls and other very specific ingredients. anyway, if anyone can suggest places to look, (other than waitrose/tescos where i have looked already) i would be very grateful! Thanks Kate