"Palindrome" wrote in message
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Palindrome wrote:
Keith Willcocks wrote:


Fancy seeing you here Sue. I am used to reading your excellent
contributions over on free.uk.diy.home but never expected you to pop up
in the Pug group.


That's nice of you Keith. Pop around for a cuupa and some who
knows what ;-) next time you are in the area.

Coo. Someone actually writing posts for me.

But if Keith is from around here, "who knows what" usually involves
welding bits back on their tractor for them ..


Actually I had assumed the "you know what" to be the traditional scones with
cream and jam. Incidentally, in the States they serve up "biscuits" which
turned out to be scones. Back to Totnes. I have the 1881 census on cd's
and you can find members of the family living around Cistern Street and Fore
Street, they seem to be mainly builders, decorators and glaziers. My
cousin, who spent many years doing the family tree, reckons you can also
name any pub in Totnes and he will say which member of the family ran it and
when - a dubious side of the history no doubt.
--
Keith Willcocks
(If you can't laugh at life, it ain't worth living!)

Thanks for your comments on this.
It was the wires at the rear stopping the radio coming out. I have
removed the centre console trim on both sides (one broke!) and managed
to get access to the rear wiring and released it. The radios are
obviously installed in the factory before the tunnel and footwell trim
is installed.

Still, I now have my new radio installed, a Blaupunkt Melbourne SD27
radio/SD card reader. See http://www.bluespot.co.uk/stock/melbourne.asp