It seems they had a shop in Hove (J. Bull Electrical Ltd), and later moved. Went under in 2006 and the Henfield landfill site is their reincarnation. Theo
I even found a site. http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~mushspor/oysterdetails.htmWhat I'd like are home grown porcini :-) or even shop bought fresh ones for that matter. I've never seen any.
Failing that it's beginning to look like 360 dumps at the bathroom shop - down the tubes you might say (ouch, I'll get me coat)! xav
I hardly even visit my shop during the summer unless it's for something I'm building outside. I usually start off in October building something for the shop to get in the groove so to speak. Something simple. By May, I'm ready to call it quits.
Tickets booked by travel agents can be collected with any card. Some booking sites set this for all tickets, so all tickets booked through that site can be colelcted with any card. Some ticket machines accept any card even if the booking site hasn't said to do ...
It wasn't the shop I was thinking of. If my memory serves me correctly, it would have been pretty close to Hornes, the menswear shop, and almost opposite the Dominion.
having a hands free calculator in the shop would be useful anyone tried siri or one of the other talking devices that are out now
Usually a local shop handles the repairs. Also I think Walmart will mail in warranty work for free if that is where you bought it.
I'll retire soon enough and I'll be free to play all I want. I'm really trying to get a shop ready for that day. ;-)
Pop down to the Weald and Downland Museum and tell the Repair Shop that they are family treasures, and they might do it for free.