Executing my plans for the end of the tax year, with PEPs and TESSAs to "top-up" and Friendly Society tax-exempt schemes to investigate and another BES investment to make.
Then off to Norfolk, working on the Paxton Princess and reviewing the work of the contractor who had finished excavating the dyke extension for Harnser. Then working out the complete list of timber for the new boat-house as the weather turned cold with the wind from the north for my overnight stay in Horning
I had a hectic morning, working out and then executing my plans for the end of the tax year. I had PEPs and TESSAs to "top-up" and Friendly Society tax exempt schemes to investigate and, the biggest wheeze of all, another BES investment to make. But first I had to add up my income for the year and do some figures. This all complete, and lunch eaten, I loaded up the car and set off for Norfolk. I called in at Roys of Wroxham on the way and bought some plastic bins in the hope that I could make fridge liners out of them but they did not seem suitable once I tried them in the Paxton Princess on arrival.
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I had a chance to review the work of the contractor and could see that he had finished excavating the dyke extension for the boat-house and he was busy moving earth with the digger. It was soon dark and so I went in, had tea, and then worked out the complete list of timber for the new boat-house at Heronshaw which took until midnight. It had turned cold with the wind from the north and I had to wrap up warm for my night in the sleeping bag now that we had removed the old heavy storage heater.