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CheltGirl

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  1. Dare I post another photo? Of course I will :D

     

    This one is quite poignant to me, as it is the world's last complete RAF Brittania transport plane in existence - and one my late father was Flight Engineer on. It wasn't open to the public today, but I have previously been inside and sat on the seat he would have sat on himself. They have retired RAF people who show you round and tell stories. No computers onboard and if they got lost, they could put a small periscope up through the cockpit roof and navigate by the stars :).

     

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  2. This is same place as above, front view, before the rainbow appeared.

     

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    I know I'm breaking the rules by posting more than one photo at a time, but this kind of doesn't count because it is the view over that stone wall (not a Celica in sight!).

     

    The streams joining up as they descend the hills...

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    .... and the sheep running away from me - note they all have long woolly tails!! 

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  3. One of thhe best things for absorbing odours is sodium bicarbonat (Baking Soda). Usually this is sprinkled on fairly liberally, worked into the item gently (maybe with a soft brush) and left overnight. Then vacuum it up. May need a couple of repeats. Has the oil staining come through the leather to the front surface?

     

    I also googled 'How to remove smell of engine oil' and a number of products came up  - including the Dr Beckmann Stain Devils range. They have one for Lubricant & Grease and another for Odour Remover. Also one called StressNoMore professional strength for dried in stains and Odour Destroyer (although I have not heard of this one).

     

    Only other option is to ask an upholsterer or car trimmers for their opinion.

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  4. I just been checking out Toyota GB Blog and they have some info on  this:

     

    " This change will not affect Toyota owners with a diesel-powered vehicle.

    Which Toyota models can use E10 petrol?

    If your Toyota has a petrol engine or hybrid powertrain and was officially produced for European markets since January 1998, it will be compatible with E10 petrol.

    The only exceptions to this rule are the following vehicles:

    • Toyota Avensis with 2.0-litre 1AZ-FSE engine made between July 2000 and October 2008.
    • Toyota Avensis with 2.4-litre 2AZ-FSE engine made between June 2003 and October 2008.

    If your vehicle was produced before January 1998, it cannot use E10 fuel.

    Can you use E10 petrol in imported cars?

    If your car is an imported model that was not official sold in European markets, we recommend staying on E5 by using super unleaded, which has a higher octane rating. Having received queries from owners regarding specific imported models, we are investigating this further. "

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