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J'ai pensque les papes ont seulement bu le menthe de cre De par la pinte.

I'll bet the new one loves sherry trifle!

Well there's no way we're getting hammocky with him.

Bright & early,,the sun`s out.

Well send it down here when you've finished with it Dave cos it's
boring wet and dull :>(
(and I've got work to do...and it's Monday...and the market is looking
a bit sick this morning.....LOL)

and its wet and dull in central london as well.

Good afternoon
Had a great weekend in Newquay, but boy did it rain. Golf was abandoned after 3 holes on Friday but managed 18 on Saturday. Fantastic scenary around the area but Newquay nothing special, unless you are 20 and into Surfing, partying and debauchary. I can only manage 2 of the 3........

Didn't realise you were that young and into surfing Jessie, did you ride a tube?....lol...

Which courses did you intend playing? Used to know them all well down thataways, St Enodoc was fabulous, had an old small quaint church in the middle of a fairway. Saunton Sands where Brian Barnes used to teach was a good 'un as well, happy days.

Whats happening with the gem and whens it reappearing?

Oh Jeff I didn't realise you couldn't surf!
(re post 3636 above)
;>)

LW / bunny
Was it so easy to guess which one I couldnt do.

We played at the Merlin golf course. Very open, flat and windy. Close to the airport and a wind farm.

Lovely and hot down here in sussex..JB..

You'll end up with the whole crew descending on you jimmy
if you keep telling us how great the weather is there.
(Now let me refer to my map.....which way is sussex....)
:>)

jimmy b, it wowld be cos I am in london and sevenoaks all week and its crap in both of those !

Its south, keep driving until you run out of road stockbunny..
Being in Sevenoaks makes all the difference,you just don't get that warm air coming in off the channel,ill have to go back in soon before i burn..JB..

Screech.........

(splash!)

Splat,splat, splatterty-splat....

Great piece of navigator info jimmy, now I'll just wring out my
ears & tail before I try and work out where this big cliff i just drove
off is........I should have stuck to digging tunnels, I'm good at that...

;>)

You were ment to brake when the road ended.JB.

Yes, you are good at digging yourself into a hole bunny

Well see that was the problem jimmy, the road disappeared so I
couldn't see the end....on account of the edge of the cliff.
I'll stick to tunnelling, now I think dig and I'll head...
north by northeast for 1/2 a mile and than stick my head
up and see where I am! :>)

Jeffmack - I'll deal with you when I get back!
;>)

Well it's still lovely and warm here :)

No point telling me choccie, cos I'm digging in sussex!
;>)

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