Worryingly quiet on the Forum today, people. Looking down the 'Latest Posts' the last 30 have taken 6 hours; normally it's about 2 or 3 hours. And it's a Sunday, too, which usually seems to be a busy day.

Is everybody OK, or are you all working on your layouts?

Hello! Anybody there? Can you hear me....?

Cheers,

Chris

I was thinking the same.
A quiet day.

I've been busy fiddling around with plastikard, motors, a wagon, a tender and a handful of imitation coal

I will get this coaling tower working, I hope. It's looking promising at least.
I'd better do, it's the raison d'être for building Furness Junction in the first place.

I can only speak for myself, track cleaning plus on and off the forum. Yes it has been quiet

Busy chasing a short. 

Been really busy in real life prepping a huge pile of junk for collection and spending some rare time with my OH.

Manchester United v Manchester City ?

or

Grandmothers' Day ?

Spent most of the day reorganising the N gauge collection, which has dangerously overflowed available cases and storage crates over lockdown. I've abandoned buying from abroad at the moment, but it's just too easy to hit "buy it now" on ebay and blow some of the cash I've saved since working from home 

Sorting the kitchen out (as my wife isn't up to it).

Gardening (getting rid of weeds and ivy growing down the side of the garage).

Cutting and welding steel for new gates (made a whole lot easier as I bought a second-hand, horizontal and vertical, bandsaw a while ago, so accurate 45° mitred corners are both simple and effortless).

Spent the day working on latest Arduino project. Didn't really notice the quietness on the forum - but you lot are all asleep when I'm doing stuff anyway 

Sometimes, simply nothing constructive to add to a thread, so follow the old adage and say nothing...
(If only a few others would do the same occasionally  )

Sunday. I was in church of course 

It was Sunday, the day to visit the grandkids.

Quote from: Trainfish on March 08, 2021, 01:47:45 AM
Sunday. I was in church of course 

I do hope that you then went down to the butts for your weekly archery practice 

What a relief to know everybody was gainfully employed!

Cheers,

Chris