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MrRob.in: Temporary bridge over the River Ure even makes the quarry dumper truck look small!
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MrRob.in: Son's new house beached in deep gravel at end of driveway...
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MrRob.in: All hands on deck clearing gravel & pushing the caravan...
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MrRob.in: We weren't sure we'd fit these two up driveway together
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MrRob.in: Bailey driving carefully (checking trailer clearance)
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MrRob.in: Squeezing up the driveway...
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MrRob.in: Aah! No!!
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MrRob.in: Winter sun.
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MrRob.in: Warm & sleepy
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MrRob.in: Bunny ears.
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MrRob.in: Who's there!?
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MrRob.in: Looking
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MrRob.in: Dreaming of bedtime.
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MrRob.in: We are getting through quite a bit if this stuff!
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MrRob.in: Odd angle where T&G meets the door frame
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MrRob.in: Finished trim on door frame B)
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MrRob.in: I think we need another ladder like this one. Much safer than the one Donna fell off.
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MrRob.in: Stairway all trimmed up by boiler.
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MrRob.in: End panel of T&G fitted (will trim it later when ceiling is in shower room)
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MrRob.in: Rear fuse box is under this carpeted panel
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MrRob.in: Don't Pull the panel horizontally from the rear or bottom, or prise it up like this.
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MrRob.in: The cut outs the plastic tabs locate in
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MrRob.in: Pull top of panel towards you horizontally towards you to reveal rear fuse box
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MrRob.in: Don't pull up on panel or jemmy up from rear or bottom. (Plastic tab will shear off like mine)
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MrRob.in: Pull top of panel (including the cup holder section) away from (open) window, it hinges along bottom edge. 1
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MrRob.in: Pull top of panel (including the cup holder section) away from (open) window, it hinges along bottom edge 2
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MrRob.in: E51 rear fuse box in rear left of car behind trim panel
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MrRob.in: Be careful of trapped window switch wires (they were routed outside the switch & caught on adjacent trim piece as I opened mine.
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MrRob.in: Pull top of panel (including the cup holder section) away from (open) window, it hinges along bottom edge. 3
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MrRob.in: Fuse box & motor & gear for electric sliding door