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Published 12 January 2005
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Original post beaker
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12 January 2005, 18:40 UTC
#1
'Nother boot question.
A small hole has appeared in my leather boots at the crease where the boot flexes for my toes (not so small that water can't get in!) Other than that the boots are in good nick and I'm loathe to get a new pair, but I'm fed up of wet feet.
Any suggestions for how I can make a reasonably robust patch for the hole in this awkward spot?
13 January 2005, 19:43 UTC
#2
On Wed, 12 Jan 2005 18:40:31 GMT, "beaker" <[email hidden]> wrote:
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Quoted message said: Any suggestions for how I can make a reasonably robust patch for the hole in this awkward spot?
I dunno, but if there's a reliable cobbler near you then maybe (s)he can advise?
Best wishes, -- ,, (**)PeeWiglet~~ / \ / \ pee AT [guessthisbit].co.uk
13 January 2005, 19:51 UTC
#3
Quoted message said: [...]
Quoted message said: Any suggestions for how I can make a reasonably robust patch for the hole in this awkward spot?
I dunno, but if there's a reliable cobbler near you then maybe (s)he can advise?
Cobblers! ;-) I hadn't thought of that, cheers.
13 January 2005, 20:01 UTC
#4
beaker said:
Quoted message said: [...]
Quoted message said: Any suggestions for how I can make a reasonably robust patch for the hole in this awkward spot?
I dunno, but if there's a reliable cobbler near you then maybe (s)he can advise?
Cobblers! ;-) I hadn't thought of that, cheers.
Tres bon :-) I hope you get if fixed!
Best wishes, -- ,, (**)PeeWiglet~~ / \ / \ pee AT [guessthisbit].co.uk
13 January 2005, 20:01 UTC
#5
beaker said:
Quoted message said: [...]
Quoted message said: Any suggestions for how I can make a reasonably robust patch for the hole in this awkward spot?
I dunno, but if there's a reliable cobbler near you then maybe (s)he can advise?
Cobblers! ;-) I hadn't thought of that, cheers.
Tres bon :-) I hope you get if fixed!
Best wishes, -- ,, (**)PeeWiglet~~ / \ / \ pee AT [guessthisbit].co.uk
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