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<blockquote data-quote="4wd" data-source="post: 1165963" data-attributes="member: 393358">... and all comes to an end, this year's great South France cottage holiday (+ lots of work on the terrain).28e Reception has been very good all along.Dish and lnb's in house, cabling well secured against water, all will be ready for a successful next year.Picture, the sad, lonely remnants waiting for someone to bring it all back to life :O)Edit... about the &quot;holiday&quot;, my Cote d'Azur selfie. not once went to the coast to look at the sea ou la Promenade des Anglais, so much to do up here in the mountain side :O) still cleaning up the river past my house after the storm Alex some years ago. Tons and tons of boulders and debris to cut up and move away, if nothing done the riverbed will change course towards the house\fundaments. Been great to work hard for some weeks, and that machine made the impossible possible, cutting things up into weights one manages to move. What you see on the picture and much, much more is now all gone, became the middle of a new riverbed. All done, cut up, carried away, by hand, no practical possibility to bring in any heavy machinery.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="4wd, post: 1165963, member: 393358"] ... and all comes to an end, this year's great South France cottage holiday (+ lots of work on the terrain). 28e Reception has been very good all along. Dish and lnb's in house, cabling well secured against water, all will be ready for a successful next year. Picture, the sad, lonely remnants waiting for someone to bring it all back to life :O) Edit... about the "holiday", my Cote d'Azur selfie. not once went to the coast to look at the sea ou la Promenade des Anglais, so much to do up here in the mountain side :O) still cleaning up the river past my house after the storm Alex some years ago. Tons and tons of boulders and debris to cut up and move away, if nothing done the riverbed will change course towards the house\fundaments. Been great to work hard for some weeks, and that machine made the impossible possible, cutting things up into weights one manages to move. What you see on the picture and much, much more is now all gone, became the middle of a new riverbed. All done, cut up, carried away, by hand, no practical possibility to bring in any heavy machinery. [/QUOTE]

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