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SpongeBob
Zeb wrote:Image


Thanks... the only pic of me and I'm yawning! :gmc: :lol:

Indeed a great day out - sorry I went but my head hurt and jobs were waiting for me at home :( The odd rain shower didn't spoil a thing and there certainly wasn't any shortage of food being given out by everyone. Sorry I really didn't get chance to meet and greet everyone to put names to faces - still, there's always next time :thumbsup: ;) :)

Posted 12 Sep 2010, 20:54 #21 

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Zeb
Yawning? I assumed you to be laughing heartily at Mick's jokes...... :?

Hope you are feeling better...

Posted 12 Sep 2010, 20:55 #22 

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SpongeBob
Zeb wrote:Yawning? I assumed you to be laughing heartily at Mick's jokes...... :?

Hope you are feeling better...


Yes thanks :) Headache seems to have gone now. You certainly made today a great day out for everyone Carl so hats off you to and, of course, everyone who went :)

Posted 12 Sep 2010, 21:02 #23 

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SpongeBob wrote:
Zeb wrote:Yawning? I assumed you to be laughing heartily at Mick's jokes...... :?

Hope you are feeling better...


Yes thanks :) Headache seems to have gone now. You certainly made today a great day out for everyone Carl so hats off you to and, of course, everyone who went :)



Thanks Simon....only a simple affair really but t'is the people that make days like today so special...

Posted 12 Sep 2010, 21:07 #24 

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looks like a great meet, really sorry i didnt turn up, i was up the road at Rufford Hall and had every intention of attending both, but once settled in, meeting new faces, taking lots of photos, and a closer look at the Abbey etc time went quickly and i never made it, apologies once again
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Posted 12 Sep 2010, 21:39 #25 

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Mick
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Thanks to Zeb for suggesting this and getting loads of people on board, a splendid idea and worked out a treat. Delighted to meet some new faces, well new to me and and all the usual suspects.
Special thanks to the kids for letting me play frisbee with them. :) And sorry about the wing mirror incident with frisbee and nice fluffy dog. Couldn't quite believe it. If I damaged it let me know please. :em:

Posted 12 Sep 2010, 23:43 #26 

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James.uk
Nah no harm done Mick, but the dog wont be fielding for England after missing a catch like that! :roll:

It was a nice day out, and great to see some friends again, and make a few new ones.. :)

Nice to see Mr and Mrs Dave Stocktake there, that must have been a painfull visit for you Dave, I hope you recover fully and quickly. . :thumbsup:

Nice to see Heather and Tim are back from Paris again, and there tent was brilliant! :D

Russs was busy as usual working his magic on the T4 (Testbook version 4.Computer Diagnostic System)., :hail:

And my thanks to Zeb (Carl) for arranging it all, it's nice when a plan comes together innit. :clap: :D
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Posted 13 Sep 2010, 01:24 #27 

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my pic's of the day :cheers: :thumbsup:
http://s166.photobucket.com/albums/u107 ... %20Picnic/

Posted 13 Sep 2010, 08:11 #28 


redrover
I'll echo the thanks to Carl for organising this. It was a lovely afternoon and great to meet up with faces old and new :mrgreen:
Thanks, Neil

Posted 13 Sep 2010, 12:58 #29 

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Mick
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An excellent write up by Zeb including all the pics and links to pics is available here:-
viewtopic.php?f=46&t=1845

Posted 15 Sep 2010, 20:03 #30 


stubie
Yes nice writeup Zeb and a personal thanks for the organisation.

Stubs

Posted 15 Sep 2010, 21:10 #31 

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Bernard
Looks like it went very well.
I'm sorry we couldn't make this meet but it was never really likely.
However I have been allowed to drive again since yesterday so I'm rarin' to go.....at least gently at the moment. ;)
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Posted 15 Sep 2010, 21:18 #32 

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I would have loved to attend particularly as it was so near but had a few days booked at Scarborough which I kept secret due to this being the internet and all....(paranoid smiley.)

At least Mrs Gee got to have the most relaxing and comfortable car ride to a holiday destination that she's ever had. We seemed to get there too soon. That's never happened before :)

Glad to see it was another enjoyable turnout, perhaps you'll be doing it again........


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Posted 15 Sep 2010, 22:24 #33 

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