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Post by d_harris »

I can't see any pics. I missed the weekends big event as I was up the top of the field being a marshall :(

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Post by Judge »

Didn't you share with someone?
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Post by LouiseM »

I missed the weekends big event as I was up the top of the field being a marshall
I thought you were only marshall until 11am? You had plenty of time to see the dogs and clowns :wink:


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LouiseM wrote:
An I thought you all were respectable folk.

Whatever gave you that idea? :lol:

I think you may have corrupted Sidney61
He was last seen as 4th crew member in an all lady raft team during the inter branch challenge so you may be right :wink:
We need to work out what the initiation ceremony is for 'newbies'.

Sidney was bravely remaining with the 'Rust Squeeeze' while we discussed his 'progress' into the club :wink:


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Judge wrote:
Squiggle wrote:
Judge wrote::oops: Aw shuks :oops:

Really glad you enjoyed it Chrissie :D
Shuks? Waddya mean!!!!????

An I thort you all were respectable folk.

I'm gonna have to retract all my positive statements at this rate :evil: :wink:
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Just a bit embarrassed, that's all. Sorry :oops:
Hey ... did I miss something? No need for you to be sorry.
I'm very tired from sleeplesscampingness [goodness, is there such an expression?]. The weather was NOISEY!

You are missed on many levels and it's a shame you feel uncomfy but it might be good for you to know.


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He was last seen as 4th crew member in an all lady raft team during the inter branch challenge so you may be right
That's because the other girl (Peetee) left early. :wink:

Thanks to all concerned for making it a great weekend. It was really important for me to 'step outside the box' so to speak, for a couple of days.
I drove back the long way in an attempt to find a petrol station (3rd one, 20 miles from the venue was open :roll: ) by which time I was contemplating tipping the undrunk 1/5 of Saturday nights bottle of vino into the fuel tank cos it was so low :o .
The rest of the journey was peachy. I'm amazed to report that on a sunny, warm day it's possible to drive a convertible with the roof down for 4 hours and up to 75mph and still exit unruffled and fresh - albeit with a face that resembles an electric beetroot.

Pass the Sudocream darling - the last application has boiled off already.
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Post by Kevin »

Glad everyone had a good time event though I was only there for the Damp Saturday but it wasn't to bad, nice to see that Neil made it inspite of a very painful looking leg, and I assume the Yellow one was Martins latest V8 creation.
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Post by Welung666 »

Yes the yellow car is Martins finally finished V8 and very nice it sounded too.
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You have mail Bill ;)
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Squiggle wrote:
Judge wrote::oops: Aw shuks :oops:

Really glad you enjoyed it Chrissie :D
Shuks? Waddya mean!!!!????

An I thort you all were respectable folk.

I'm gonna have to retract all my positive statements at this rate :evil: :wink:
Oh boy. I was tired last night!

I thought Judge wrote "Aw shuks" as a joke, meaning.... shame it was a respectable event in Roger's 'tent'.....

Sorry for the confusion.


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No problem, tired is good :D
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Peetee wrote:
He was last seen as 4th crew member in an all lady raft team during the inter branch challenge so you may be right
That's because the other girl (Peetee) left early. :wink:

Thanks to all concerned for making it a great weekend. It was really important for me to 'step outside the box' so to speak, for a couple of days.
I drove back the long way in an attempt to find a petrol station (3rd one, 20 miles from the venue was open :roll: ) by which time I was contemplating tipping the undrunk 1/5 of Saturday nights bottle of vino into the fuel tank cos it was so low :o .
The rest of the journey was peachy. I'm amazed to report that on a sunny, warm day it's possible to drive a convertible with the roof down for 4 hours and up to 75mph and still exit unruffled and fresh - albeit with a face that resembles an electric beetroot.

Pass the Sudocream darling - the last application has boiled off already.
It's true....Peetee is NOT a girl !!!

For some strange reason I thought he was. Until I met him of course.

Glad you didn't have to use the wine for fuel. :wink:

Electric beetroot?


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Post by Kevin »

It's true....Peetee is NOT a girl !!!

For some strange reason I thought he was. Until I met him of course.
You are only saying that because he was over a foot taller than yourself :D
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Post by d_harris »

Anyhoo,

Here are my pics. Nearly all taken on Saturday morning around 5am in the campsite. The phone ran out of battery soon after....

Still can't see lee's pics though :cry:

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And Our weekend websitey home
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Did anyone see the one from Holland, yellow too?

the roof chop was perfect on it!
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Post by bigginger »

I thought it needed a touch of rake, me, but it did look good :D
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Post by rayofleamington »

Did anyone see the one from Holland, yellow too?

the roof chop was perfect on it!
I really liked the way they'd not raked it (personal preference) and had been avoiding roof chops in the past due to not having the ability to sort out fblended 3d curves around the rear screen...
food for thought for me :D
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Post by Sidney'61 »

Hi all, thanks for all being so kind and friendly to me over the weekend, I really enjoyed it! It was nice to meet you all in person (even though it was at times slightly scary! hehe)

As for the raft thing... :roll:... I'm never going to live that down am I!! But in my defence I was covering for an injured member and I only knew I was doing it at the last minute, oh well, it was fun anyway.
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Sidney'61 wrote:As for the raft thing... :roll:... I'm never going to live that down am I!! But in my defence I was covering for an injured member and I only knew I was doing it at the last minute, oh well, it was fun anyway.
The look on your face when someone in the crowd shouted "come on ladies" was priceless! :D
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Post by rupert »

hello all
just wanted to say hi, and thanks for the cake Squiggle! (Megan really enjoyed it :D ) - it was nice to meet lots of you (Alex, Squiggle, Rodger_Rust et al!) . I promise I won't lurk so much in the future!

I tried to find you lot on the Sunday but I couldn't find the gazebo - I know why now!

we had a top time - even though we weren't there for long.

See you all next year?!

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