I missed most of the driving bit in the middle of last night's programme - went out to watch ISS fly over

Very interesting, Ill measure mine tomorrow

Good Grief. Still, I imagine someone would like it.

As a matter of interest, what would the $3400 a month payment to the HOA actually buy you?

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From a facebook site called "Beautiful Italy" that unfortunately these days has to deal with the current ongoing tragedy.

He was the first to donate.
First to close all his stores.
Now Giorgio Armani, this Italian giant, has decided to go beyond imagination.
His Group has just announced the immediate conversion of all its Italian fashion factories into the production of disposable scrubs for all hospitals and healthcare workers at the forefront of the fight against Coronavirus.
Like in war.
Armani has signed some of the most extraordinary dresses in the world in over half a century, but this simple work coat is in absolute the most beautiful and important ever left a factory.
There are no words left to define this man, except a huge, infinite Thank you.
~ L. Tosa ~

What you say is correct but the fuel stop signal provided to the ECU is probably yet more of this environmental nonsense i.e. belt and braces.

On further reflection it could also be necessary since the advent of the fly by wire throttles as if they failed in the full on position the second you hit the brakes the ECU would reduce the fuel supply dramatically. That is my logic applied and not official

I enjoyed this film but from a racing perspective, I preferred Steve McQueen's Le Mans.

However I've just watched a documentary called the 24 Hour War from 2016 which traces the history of Ford and Ferrari and what led up to those epic battles in the 60's.

The last 2/3rds of the documentary was almost the script for Le Mans '66 with great interviews with all the main protagonists and the later Ford and Ferrari generations.

Has anyone else seen it or have I missed it's discussion in other threads

I'll watch the Shelby American Documentary sometime later this week

Loved all of these Bonesie, a real treat to watch

Catching up with a bit of reading

There are some great history magazines around

Production is back on track. gradually removing all the swarf that doesn't look like what I'm trying to make. Something is beginning to appear.

And a fine job of it they did! My family (fathers side) settled in Virginia in the late 1600’s or early 1700’s and when that “got to crowded”, they moved to what was soon to be Kentucky in 1750. There are still Sweeney’s there today. Distilling was a family thing😊

Yes, this is the time to carry out the little jobs on the MOG. I'm slowly rebuilding my MOG but unfortunately the head is at a engineering company about 20 miles away and the parts I'm ordering from Burton can be posted to me but that's it. I don't want to put myself in the position of trying to explain to the Police why I'm on the road. Anyway the most important thing for everyone on Talk Morgan wherever you are in the world is to wash your hands and stay 2 metres away from other people.