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Ian went down to Virginia

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So I was asked to go back with Pam’s Daughter for a couple of days to hang a door and fit locks and bits, leave all my tools there and fly back ( more of that later) Tools coming back to me a week later.
All went very well and it wasn’t just the tools that were delivered back, I had used one of Sarah’s vacuum mugs and was impressed by how long the tea stayed hot.
As a thank you she had this one custom etched for me. It’s BRILL!! Quite cold in the workshop and this really helps me stay out there a bit longer more comfortably.
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I didn’t know it but I’m told it’s something I’ve said a couple of times, lol.
 
I have 5 or 6 Yeti mugs of various sizes, all gifted from work and they are amazing. You'd never have guessed that such a thin wall of insulation could keep something hot (or cold) for so long.
 
mdhazell said:
I have 5 or 6 Yeti mugs of various sizes, all gifted from work and they are amazing. You'd never have guessed that such a thin wall of insulation could keep something hot (or cold) for so long.
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Yes I was really pleasantly surprised, haven’t timed it but I guess it’s a good hour and a half of sipping at it. And the reason I hadn’t bothered trying one before now was that flask taste that makes the tea taste horrible just isn’t there with this.
AndyP said:
A shame the engraving service is seemingly not available outside the US.
Been meaning to get something like that for ages. :unsure:
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oh, sorry to hear that, I will ask Sarah how it worked, but I do know she supplied the artwork which I assume was sand blasted? Wonder if you could find someone on Etsy etc who personalises stuff.
Ian
 
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