Re: Hope this works...
Posted: 25 Dec 2020, 00:37
Nice one, Graham 
Merry Christmas to All.
Merry Christmas to All.
Thank you Graham. And a merry Christmas to you and all.
Brian.
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Re: Hope this works...
Posted: 25 Dec 2020, 08:50
Re: Hope this works...
Posted: 25 Dec 2020, 10:56
Thanks for that Graham. Hope you have a really good Christmas Day with a couple of drams. 
EricT
EricTRe: Hope this works...
Posted: 25 Dec 2020, 14:42
Thanks Graham, very much appreciated and Merry Xmas to all on here.
It's a quiet one for us this year as Ontario is going into lock-down again tomorrow and we had the grandkids over yesterday to do a present exchange. The youngest daughter has been in the USA for a couple of months visiting her fiancee but returns on Jan 2nd and then that is going to force us all into a 2 week quarantine (on top of the lock-down) so I hope I don't go stir crazy and get cabin fever! I had a slip and fall accident a couple of weeks ago so I've been nursing bruised ribs and a skinned knee which was not fun so a quiet, relaxing, day is in order I think.
To top it off we woke up to 3" (75mm) of snow on the ground this morning with temps of -7°C (19.5°F) and a wind-chill factor of -15°C (5°F), brrrrrrr!
It's a quiet one for us this year as Ontario is going into lock-down again tomorrow and we had the grandkids over yesterday to do a present exchange. The youngest daughter has been in the USA for a couple of months visiting her fiancee but returns on Jan 2nd and then that is going to force us all into a 2 week quarantine (on top of the lock-down) so I hope I don't go stir crazy and get cabin fever! I had a slip and fall accident a couple of weeks ago so I've been nursing bruised ribs and a skinned knee which was not fun so a quiet, relaxing, day is in order I think.
To top it off we woke up to 3" (75mm) of snow on the ground this morning with temps of -7°C (19.5°F) and a wind-chill factor of -15°C (5°F), brrrrrrr!