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Did anyone know that one can get a City and Guilds certificate in 'Abandoned Vehicles'.
True -I saw it in the Coventry Telegraph this week.
Any other ideas for a C and G. cert
C anG in porridge making perhaps?
city and guilds in abandoned vehicles
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Did anyone know that one can get a City and Guilds certificate in 'Abandoned Vehicles'.
True -I saw it in the Coventry Telegraph this week.
Any other ideas for a C and G. cert
C anG in porridge making perhaps?
I actually have a C&G in digging.....
Digging what?
With machinery-heavy, or archaeology perhaps or maybe horticulture'
I was being a bit facetious about abandoned vehicals. there must have been a bit more to the C and G it than that.
I have C&G in machine assembly and processing skills. Basically turning machinery on and off, putting screws in and doing it all in the right order.
It's a very technical and sought after qualification.
Madhatter
You know - Digging! with a fork!Originally Posted by cathidaw
Quick check on Google (I thought it would be an easy qualification to get) and its something to do with these new fangled parking warden people being able to recognise if a vehicle is abandoned or not.
mmmmmmm windows all smashed, tyres nicked and the things on bricks with a window full of tickets, perhaps the owner lost the key
Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in an attractive and well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways - Beer in one hand - Kebab in the other body thoroughly used up, totally worn out and screaming : Woo Hoo, what a ride
I suppose that would be a bit of a clue.
Maybe if it had a sleeping bag in it or some curtains that would not count. as abandoned The reason I say this is because today I took my car to be serviced and had a look around at the scrap cars in the next compound.
One car had a snazzy sleeping bag and a matching pair of silky yellow curtains. (I took a photo) No windows of course and the car was smashed up a bit , but it made me wonder-there's story there somewhere!
Perhaps the night watchman sleeps there.
I love the local college providing a course on 'felt making'
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