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Old October 24th 14, 05:49 PM posted to rec.radio.amateur.antenna,uk.radio.amateur
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Default The inefficiency of short antennae compared to long antennae, as previously discussed.

Brian Reay wrote in :

Very much my normal tea and it MUST be made in a teapot, none of this
dunking a tea bag in the cup nonsense. Totally uncivilised.


Agreed. My Grandpa taught me how to make tea properly. I haven't doen it for
far too long, but there was a reason for each part of the method, and it
worked.

On the subject of biscuits, Furniss of Truro. I shall say no more, I can't
convey how good those are with anything I cn say, other than to try the
cherry chocolate, and to try getting the lemon fairings they seem not to make
anymore.. I don't think I ever tasted biscuits better than those. They still
thrive, and no wonder..
 
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