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Nothing like a quiet day relaxing at the beach! 🙂 John
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Hello Bob, and a warm welcome to the forum from 'Down Under'. On using the forum, if you go to the left hand end of the header you'll see a named Browse. Click 'Browse', 'Forums' , Guidelines and then click down and you'll see a forum headed "How to use the MSW forum". Click on that and the fourth item down is "A guide to using MSW" by James H. If you click on that you'll find a useful link in the first post to using the forum. If you're looking for a specific item, you can try the 'Search' function at the right hand end of the top of the header. John
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A interesting problem in model construction. John
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Looks just like the banks of some rivers I know, Greg (minus the radioactive warning signs on the drums)! John
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G'day Ian, and a warm welcome to MSW from down in Sydney. John
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Hello 'Swimmer' and a warm welcome to the forum from 'Down Under'. John
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Just catching up on your fascinating rebuild, Ian. Great work! John
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