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port perran

Quote from: Newportnobby on January 29, 2026, 12:10:37 PMJust had a call from Preston hospital saying they've had a cancellation so could I go for the MRI scan I've been waiting nearly a year for on Feb 12th at 08.15. Course I can, even though it will mean getting up at silly o'clock to avoid all the rush hour crap. In the meantime I need to get to Chorley hospital next week sometime for a chest X ray, the results of which are needed by the MRI team
I hope it all goes well.
Is getting to Chorley a problem?

Newportnobby

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Quote from: port perran on January 29, 2026, 01:27:49 PM
Quote from: Newportnobby on January 29, 2026, 12:10:37 PMJust had a call from Preston hospital saying they've had a cancellation so could I go for the MRI scan I've been waiting nearly a year for on Feb 12th at 08.15. Course I can, even though it will mean getting up at silly o'clock to avoid all the rush hour crap. In the meantime I need to get to Chorley hospital next week sometime for a chest X ray, the results of which are needed by the MRI team
I hope it all goes well.
Is getting to Chorley a problem?

It's not the getting there, Martin :no:
Being (long) retired I don't tend to get out of bed before 8 - 9 ack emma* but to ensure I miss the rush hour and get a parking space I really need to be at Chorley hospital by about 08.00 so leave at about 07.30

*Especially if I have a rough night. Usually I can anywhere between 5 - 7 hours of sleep but not necessarily in one go. A stretch of bad nights can result in me sleeping for up to 10 -11 hours!! :sleep:  :sleep:



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Papyrus

The most amazing thing has happened!

After months of heavy rain our reservoirs have been full for weeks, so finally, after intense pressure from our MPs...

SE WATER HAVE FINALLY LIFTED THE HOSEPIPE BAN!!

Huzzah!! We can now go out in the rain and water our gardens again.

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Cheers,

Chris

Newportnobby

Quote from: Papyrus on Today at 09:47:09 AMThe most amazing thing has happened!

After months of heavy rain our reservoirs have been full for weeks, so finally, after intense pressure from our MPs...

SE WATER HAVE FINALLY LIFTED THE HOSEPIPE BAN!!

Huzzah!! We can now go out in the rain and water our gardens again.

 :claphappy:  :claphappy:  :claphappy:  :claphappy:  :claphappy:

Cheers,

Chris

I think you should now go out and hose down the car, the wife and the cat (not necessarily in that order), just because you can :)

EtchedPixels

Quote from: Papyrus on Today at 09:47:09 AMHuzzah!! We can now go out in the rain and water our gardens again.

And the great thing is with British water companies you don't even have to add fertilizer any more
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