[Ian Richardson]

Take your time, follow orders you’ll soon be out on the road again - safely

That's the problem Veteran, I'm feeling fine! I do know that it is early in the 'repair' process, and I shouldn't lift anything heavier than a full kettle for 12 weeks but I am finding difficult keeping to that because I am feeling so good!! No pains or twinges in my chest.
I could have gone to the Motorbike show as well, but after 5 hours of walking around one show, I was ready to catch the train home to Cardiff!!
Yes I was knackered but no pain or problems ensued! I must admit I slept well that night!
I'm sort of glad I didn't go to the Motorbike show as the temptation to throw myself onto a Ducati MIGHT have done some damage to a repairing sternum!

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Ian

 

[Ian Richardson]

Don't know what happened there! Lost half the post.
Insert where suitable: On Saturday I went to the NEC for the Model Railway show, spent 5 hours walking around.

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Ian

 

[Ian Richardson]

Umm it is possible to edit a post after submitting as we used to be able to?

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Ian

 

[Veteran]

That's the problem Veteran, I'm feeling fine! I do know that it is early in the 'repair' process, and I shouldn't lift anything heavier than a full kettle for 12 weeks but I am finding difficult keeping to that because I am feeling so good!! No pains or twinges in my chest.
I could have gone to the Motorbike show as well, but after 5 hours of walking around one show, I was ready to catch the train home to Cardiff!!
Yes I was knackered but no pain or problems ensued! I must admit I slept well that night!
I'm sort of glad I didn't go to the Motorbike show as the temptation to throw myself onto a Ducati MIGHT have done some damage to a repairing sternum!

Best

Ian

Don't know what happened there! Lost half the post.
Insert where suitable: On Saturday I went to the NEC for the Model Railway show, spent 5 hours walking around.

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Ian

expect to be tired Ian, major surgery (though getting more regular now). Needs to settle in and do the job it’s designed to do. Doc knows best, it’s too easy to feel better but not fully recovered

 

[HmmmUK]

Umm it is possible to edit a post after submitting as we used to be able to?

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Ian

Yes, you can edit for up to 24 hours, just click Edit.

 

[Ian Richardson]

Yes, you can edit for up to 24 hours, just click Edit.

Umm where is 'Edit'?
Well that wasn't where I expected it to be!! Not particularly intuitive considering the 'Reply' and other options are at the bottom!!

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Ian

 

[HmmmUK]

No problem, pleased it helped

 

[chicken george]

Toshiba 64 stick from amazon works fine, no extra formatting needed

 

[Rik762]

Toshiba 64 stick from amazon works fine, no extra formatting needed

I seem to remember a caravan and tractor loving Chicken George from the Freelander forum many years ago. Is it you Mr George ?

 

[chicken george]

thats me, now in a face lift DS petrol after a great DS diesel and a well behaved RRS. freel2 was a good forum back in the day, probably still is

 

[Rik762]

Nice to 'see' you again. I still have my 2007 Freelander ( Out in Spain) with a massive 12,000 miles on the clock. Just nicely run in now.

 

[Steve D]

I seem to remember a caravan HATING and tractor loving Chicken George from the Freelander forum.....

Corrected that for you.

 

[Rik762]

Didn't want to be too obvious. He might have mellowed.

 

[Veteran]

Nice that edit can be done for 24 hours instead of 20 mins I think it was

 

[chicken george]

Ever mellow, actually bought some caravan steps on Saturday! not for a caravan but for a work related step issue. elf and safety and all that

 

[Maffy]

Yes, please take your time - you will be back in your car in o time.

re maps, have been told that mine are now payable!!! mine is a 2017 and was told on ourchase that I had three years free map updates-mind you my local dealers have turned into a complete sack of knobs to be honest!!!---NOT happy.