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You aint alone Grace, I cannot either :-(

Now we know why Gracie understands ALL the Paddy jokes!

Deffo wrapped, Clive ran out of coloured paints for that one! Iain.

Wow! Jings will it be a KNIGHTHOOD next for you Stuart? This being a plod sure carries some clout!. So errr does that make you a Twit? Iain.

Ah Geoff, Lord Street and the Marine Lake. Many happy memories having days out there. Iain

Hi Les, Welcome to the NBN Forum Good luck with the fishing in January. Hope the water is running freely then! Iain.

Panic not...its an age thing! Iain.

That will be them Yorkshire Puddings to blame for that? Iain

Strowie, I have been following this thread with great interest, but not posted till now. I am a big dog lover, but know longer own one. I read JM's remarks and felt it was a true and honest comment, I also read Soundings reply, and it to was very true and fair comment. Put another way, you were both right but for different reasons. IMO. We are still awaiting news, and until that is available, perhaps we should sit back, and leave it to those out there I am sure, doing their best, in very trying circumstances. If you wish your remarks fully removed I will do so. Iain.

I can recommend the Dumplings and Goulash there Mark. Just hold your breath if in Budapest, it can't arf pen n ink there with whiff of the Turkish Baths! Iain

Happy anniversary Charlie an Inge the wench. Have a good and SAFE weekend together....Enjoy! Iain.

We had one of them like the pic Strowie, at the Heathfield Retail Park, as Heathfield had been a fighter pilot training base. It was also a base to service Liberator Bombers. Just one problem they had not thought of when erecting such a item was......the strong winds that wheeech up that part of town, being very close to Prestwick Airport. Sadly due to the many gales, over a period of time, the plane was damaged beyond repair, and for a while the Prop was left as a reminder. Iain.

Stuart I your skills.Your wasted as a copper! Iain

Said Seafire... Different prop?

Hi Geoff, I seem to remember the men at Elvington/York Air Museum - deffo worth a visit IMHO - saying some mock ups had lawnmower engines in them to move them about! That was done for the "statics" in the Battle of Britain film. Iain.

The pub itself is worth the walk IMHO. The views from the Mill, when open, is worth a visit also. Iain.

Simples! Its a BIG Airfix Kit! Or more than likely a folding wing one that is moved around the country on a lorry. Iain.

Correct, F1 Grand Prix Racing. Was like dodgems there today.

Nooo Neil, Ceebies, its the sequal to Bedknobs and Broomsticks! Iain

Hi Geoff, Many thanks for your kind words. I would love to say I am feeling better, but, just spent 36 hours in bed, hopefully this b***dy flare up will calm down, or possibly a change of medication. I will do all I can to be back to Norfolk next year, just hope my body agrees with me. Iain.

We tried the not changing the clocks, and it was 10.30am before daylight up here even later further north. Kids were going to school in the dark. I had to rearange all our workers jobs till we had daylight. Sorry for me its the Status Quo. Iain.

Hi Kris, A very warm welcome to the NBN Forum Those involved in advertising as Alan (JawsOrca) said will be in touch soon. One is on the water just now in not a good WIFI area, but I am sure he, or the Skipper (Jonzo) will be in touch ASAP. Iain.

The joys of ownership, eh Robin? Iain.

So many woodies still about then. We were there on Glitter Girl and it was hot weather! I suppose from approx 1982ish the glut of Plastic Boats increased with Alpha churning quite a few out then. Porter & Haylett with all the Connoisseurs too. Thank you Carol, most enjoyable. BTW That service station looks like Charnock Richard in its early form. Iain.

Ok Mark if you must ...the date is the 23rd October 2015 . There, I do hope that resolves the dating issue Dating site indeed! Iain.