> No bit's hanging off and the shaft > turned as it should. Turning the key restarted the engine and all was > well. > I can only think we picked something up that jammed the propeller, which > then came off. We now travel through countryside, fine views, lot's of > cows, > mainly sitting down. The branch is sort of straight with a few curvy > bit's.
> From: "BARRY HOLLAND" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Greatly enjoying your [almost] daily reports. When clicking on "reply" I > had two reasons for doing so--One was to ask why your latest appeared with > a single word on every other line throughout the posting & the other to > ask why the apostrophes on "bits" & "lots?" > However, as soon as I clicked on "reply" the script sorted > itself out & appeared as normal. Unfortunately, the apostrophes remained > :-)) > Keep up the good [reporting] work. I always feel that trip reports are > the backbone of this list. > Barry > Nb societyfortheabolitionoftheaberrantapostrophe Hi Barry and all, Thanks for the kind words. On some postings, I copy into word to make sure I don't loose the text should the laptop fail for some reason, or maybe I am going to add to it later in the day. Then copy out again for the posting. Perhaps 'word' and 'Outlook Express', see things differently?. What's an apostrophe ;-) Regards Andrew & Wendy from The Cut - Audlem
