We have still not managed to get away for any longer than a few days during August. Although I have seen the cardiologist this week and he is very pleased with the outcome and I no longer have atrial fibrillation - long may it last- and I can also come off the amiodarone which has some nasty side effects.
Our trip out in August was just into Braunston to collect a tin of roof paint I had ordered back in July. On our way in we went past a field which didn't have cereals or rape seed but was full of sunflowers which made a very cheerful change
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The field of happy sunflower faces.
We have a ships lantern as our bow light which we obtained during the build of BB. Whilst I knew the name of the manufacturer, I didn't know much about them.
Eli Griffiths & Sons of Beacon Works Bradford Street Birmingham were manufactures of ship,railway & road vehicle lamps. The Company was established in 1870, still trading in 1940 and was voluntarily wound up in 1963. |
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Manufacturers plate - H355
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It was originally supplied galvanized - Stowe Hill Marine painted it in traditional style and added a car spot light. It would have had an oil lamp fitted.
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