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I haven't paid my licence fee - so no go. In Australia we dropped the licence fee in the 70's so you can watch any ABC program on Iview at no charge 
Tony.
Location: Melbourne, Australia
and it's still "free "despite all of Murdoch's dirty tricks.
Uhm, that's interesting because Mick's sister lives next door but one to me....
and there's been no mention of A7's - well only the speed I go at (It's 4 letters, but not 'slow')..
Location: Near Land's End, UK.
Ian,
He is an American so don't blame us
Not sure- ABC is free but BBC isn't ?
Tony.
Location: Melbourne, Australia
Andy B
Yes it was interesting - but it was Eric Clapton who stored it all those years, first in a barn then outside in an orchard where it deteriorated significantly.
Moral: If you have a need to have your Austin Seven stored, don't ask Eric Clapton
Steve
Location: Selby, North Yorkshire
Andy B
Yes it was interesting - but it was Eric Clapton who stored it all those years, first in a barn then outside in an orchard where it deteriorated significantly.
Moral: If you have a need to have your Austin Seven stored, don't ask Eric Clapton
Steve
At a certain stage in Clapton's life the real world was held very much at arms length with the aid of chemicals. If the open air storage happened during this period then it's understandable
Charles
Is it the glow from his trousers or does the upholsery match them, prehaps Mick choose it during one one of his 'trips'.
Location: Gloomy Stokes Bay
Andy B
Yes it was interesting - but it was Eric Clapton who stored it all those years, first in a barn then outside in an orchard where it deteriorated significantly.
Moral: If you have a need to have your Austin Seven stored, don't ask Eric Clapton
Steve
At a certain stage in Clapton's life the real world was held very much at arms length with the aid of chemicals. If the open air storage happened during this period then it's understandable
Charles
I know what you are saying Charles. Mick Fleetwood was in a similar situation at around the same time which, maybe, explains why he wanted the car stored
Still, despite that, both all time heroes. I've found the lip syncing reports from the USA presidential inauguration interesting. I've always liked the 'Star Spangled Banner' - but only when played by Jimi Hendrix!!
Steve
Location: Selby, North Yorkshire
