Barrymagrec
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But he has resigned.
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Sue Pertwee-Tyr
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There is nothing that is improved by the touch of that particular Frost.
webster
Listen & enjoy.
That's true - we don't normally start picking until after the first frost (if possible).
I'm sure what you've got there will be delicious though.
gintonic
50 shades of grey pussy cats
still work - going live on a new advert for an SL, writing an advert and JD for 4 new SLs, and completing the interview arrangements for a new Reader/PL.
Last but not least receiving an invitation for a groundbreaking ceremony on our new building.......contractors are already on site grouting and preparing for piling
Last but not least receiving an invitation for a groundbreaking ceremony on our new building.......contractors are already on site grouting and preparing for piling
Marchbanks
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Wondering if I might be approaching the point where I should contact Waistcoats Anonymous and ask for help.
Bob McC
Living the life of Riley
Sue Pertwee-Tyr
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I think AA and NA think of being 'waisted' as something different.Wondering if I might be approaching the point where I should contact Waistcoats Anonymous and ask for help.
gintonic
50 shades of grey pussy cats
I would comment but you'll hate me.
Joe Hutch
Mate of the bloke
That’s the one! I’ve been resisting Googling them, thinking the group’s name would pop into my head eventually.
Marchbanks
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It always reminds me of being in my aunt and uncle’s garden listening to John Snow and Ken Higgs bashing out a century last wicket partnership against West Indies. Which I guess makes it summer 1966. Quite how I heard Los Bravos and cricket commentary at the same time is a bit of a mystery that only my subconscious memory could unravel.
Joe Hutch
Mate of the bloke
One of my few vivid memories from school is a teacher confiscating one boy’s transistor radio so he could listen to the Test Match commentary. Every now and then he’d scrawl the latest score on the blackboard then quickly erase it. I think it was England v South Africa. Though on Googling the series, the matches all seem to have been played after the term ended. More research needed!
It seems increasingly likely that the test matches were in fact England v the West Indies in 1966, which means that Marchbanks and my teacher were listening to the same commentary!
It seems increasingly likely that the test matches were in fact England v the West Indies in 1966, which means that Marchbanks and my teacher were listening to the same commentary!
Jamie
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On our Christmas break in Carbis Bay, today was taxi to Zennor (cheaper than bus for 3, and much quicker), then a walk back along the South West Coastal Path. Weather was very hit & miss, torrential rain for a while, and the walk was a bit more challenging than I thought. We baled out at St Ives and hopped on the train back to Carbis Bay (but the "path" for this bit is along the road anyway, so I don't feel I missed out).
MUTTY1
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Done that stretch a few times. But start from St Ives and wait for the bus back in the pubOn our Christmas break in Carbis Bay, today was taxi to Zennor (cheaper than bus for 3, and much quicker), then a walk back along the South West Coastal Path. Weather was very hit & miss, torrential rain for a while, and the walk was a bit more challenging than I thought. We baled out at St Ives and hopped on the train back to Carbis Bay (but the "path" for this bit is along the road anyway, so I don't feel I missed out).
This is the start of challenging walking that doesn’t relent until Mousehole on the opposite coast.
Jamie
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The taxi driver reckoned the buses are a bit variable this time of year. Generally, we always walk "back to base", after a frantic sprint to get the last boat back from Howtown in the Lakes many years ago!Done that stretch a few times. But start from St Ives and wait for the bus back in the pub
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