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Hi TAB, Yes It is times such as this that we review our resources to see that they will carry us through any predictable but infrequent events. It's things like the hook for the connection of the power line to the house coming adrift. Then Western Power says it no longer complies with regulations and disconnects my power line from the pole. So now to get an electrician to reconnect the house correctly then Western Power to come back and reconnect the house to the pole. Ah well, that's how it works out sometimes.

As it happens, the corrected connection will be in compliance, whereas the old one probably hasn't been 'in compliance' for years. "It is an ill wind that blows nobody any good".

If I can get through all this "in one piece", I'll be satisfied with the process.

For Now

Cheers

HenryX

You're right @TAB I might be surprised what I can do - I often am surprised.

YouTube videos on how to Do stuff - yes surprisingly helpful (sometimes).

eg on How to Cook & Eat a Lobster - With detailed demonstration/ instructions.

After watching Lobster Videos (several), I still thought it seemed too hard - left Lobster in Freezer.

Not cooked or eaten yet.

I should have thought it was easy - After watching Lobster preparation Videos.

Don't know why I didn't do it....

Adge

Thank @Former-Member Good to see you.

Not sure where to start.

Volunteer guy who fed & watered my Birds (all 3 Aviaries) - When I was in Hospital, for my 1st Emergency Bowel Surgery (then had 2nd Emergency Surgery).

He ripped up the flooring wire in 3 separate aviaries - With a Shovel, he tore it to shreds.

Then he made a formal Complaint to the RSPCA (proved wrong) - That I was mistreating my Birds, While I was in Hospital (& almost died twice Nurses & Drs said).

RSPCA Inspector came & Inspected - He was Happy & Confident (after Inspection) that I look after my Birds Very Well (Happy & Healthy).

So the Floor wire has remained in Shreds (Ripped-Up), mostly gone - Ever since then (6 & 1/2 years ago).

It's a 3 person Job to Replace that Aviary Flooring Wire -

- 2 people have to lift each Aviary up (one at each end), while the 3rd person Places a Pre-Cut (pre-Measured) Sheet of Wire under each Aviary.

- Then they put each Aviary back down on the Flooring Wire Sheet.

- Then you can attach the wire at the sides (wire it on).

I do not have 3 people, there is just me.....

Plus frames are rusting - not too bad yet.

Aviaries don't come with flooring Wire on them (mostly) - You do need it, it stops Rodents getting in (birds getting out).

Maybe will have to somehow buy whole new Aviaries (someday soon) - Maybe that's the only solution.

Cannot afford new Aviaries right now - Plus it takes 3 people to carry an Aviary into the Backyard (over Fences & Gates etc).

Adge