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The indefatigable Pat Brown has taken on the Andrew Gosden case. Our hero looks to have discovered the reason for Andrew Gosden going to London.
Apparently, on 14 September 2007 in London was the launching of the new 'PCP slim & light' play station, with the added possibility of Andrew wanting to use his old play station as a trade in.

Of course, there is the unanswered question of why he didn't purchase a return ticket. He travelled to London on a Friday, maybe he thought he could just stay over with his grandparents, with Saturday not being a workday he wouldn't be imposing on them too much.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oW3pQRQxcHE&t=3016s

Ironically he got a 11 to 1 majority, one juror bought his version.

Like the old saying goes. Your life is in the hands of 12 people who weren't smart enough to get out of jury duty.

I wonder if it's for youngsters though, lookout? One certainly needs a lot of energy to renovate a property, deal with the power and water supply, and where is the nearest grocery store I wonder?

Great to see you posting again, by the way.

You'd be surprised at the numbers of middle-aged people who buy chateaus ( x ) to restore. Afterall it's mainly they who have the money to spend. Many of them have projects in mind to turn outhouses with the grounds into gites for ongoing businesses. As I said, many aren't youngsters unless they're the siblings of the buyers and college permitting will lend a hand with some part of the building work.. Cherente seems to be a popular area, very quaint in parts with villages and the usual grocery stores. It's as near or as far away you wish to be to " civilisation " as you want.

If I'd been younger it's a country I would have gone to. For historical places it's a gem as there are some beautiful places to visit, lovely reasonable hotels off the beaten track and usually offering good food too.

I must say I've learned a lot by watching these videos of restoration and the sheer man-power and hard work that has gone into them. " Brian's life in France " is a good watch. An Irishman who moved to France, bought a farmhouse and did it up to make it habitable, but he does really well and does journeys around the area to different places----definitely worth a watch.

It's good to drop in here now and again and I feel so lucky that my health is holding out okay, I surprised myself really even though it's taken me 3 years to get where I am now.

Many thanks for your kind words.

Iranian divers inspecting the USS Gerald R. Ford after the opening skirmish.



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